An electrician typically charges between 125 and 250 dollars to replace a standard electrical outlet, which usually covers the service call fee, diagnostic time, and the installation of the new receptacle. If you are replacing multiple outlets during a single service visit, the per-outlet cost generally drops because the technician is already on-site. While DIY outlet replacement is straightforward if you shut off the breaker, hiring a licensed professional ensures compliance with local electrical codes and proper torque connections. You can verify accurate pricing by requesting written estimates from local contractors.
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