Electrical Prices in New Hampshire — 2026 Rates

BLS wage data says electricians in New Hampshire earn $32.57/hr. That's 3.1% above the national average. Here's what that means for your bids.

New Hampshire Electrical Rates at a Glance

BLS Hourly Wage

$32.57

Customer Rate

$83–$112/hr

Markup Factor

3.0x

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) 2023. Customer rate = wage × markup.

New Hampshire vs. National Average

New Hampshire

$32.57/hr
+3.1%

National Avg

$31.60/hr

What Electricians Charge in New Hampshire

Service New Hampshire Price Range
Outlet or switch installation $103–$258
GFCI outlet install $134–$289
Ceiling fan installation $155–$361
Recessed lighting (per light) $155–$309
Circuit breaker replacement $155–$361
Dedicated circuit (for appliance) $206–$515
Panel upgrade (200A) $1546–$4123
EV charger installation (Level 2) $515–$1546
Whole-house rewire $8247–$20617

Prices adjusted from national averages using New Hampshire BLS wage data. Your local market may vary.

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Estimated per-job price for New Hampshire (—–—/hr effective rate)

Based on BLS wage data for New Hampshire (NH). Rates reflect state-level labor costs.

New Hampshire Electrical Pricing FAQ

How much do electricians charge in New Hampshire?

Based on BLS wage data, electricians in New Hampshire typically charge between $83 and $112 per hour. The actual rate depends on the job type, scope, and whether materials are included.

Are electrical prices in New Hampshire higher or lower than the national average?

Electrical labor costs in New Hampshire are 3.1% above the national average. The BLS-reported hourly wage in New Hampshire is $32.57, compared to $31.60 nationally.

How should I price a electrical job in New Hampshire?

Start with your labor cost ($32.57/hr in New Hampshire), apply a 3.0x markup to cover overhead, supplies, insurance, and profit. That puts your customer-facing rate around $83–$112/hr. Then adjust for job scope: complex jobs command higher rates.

What affects electrical prices across New Hampshire?

The biggest factors are metro vs. rural (cities within New Hampshire can vary 30–40%), job complexity, and recurring vs. one-time work. Recurring contracts cost less per visit because there's no re-quoting or onboarding.

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