Cost Estimate Electrical Installation (Southern Germany)

  • Erstellt am 2017-01-23 09:43:33

hakkinen

2017-01-24 12:46:01
  • #1
Also finds too expensive... Especially only 54 sockets? We will have about 160, I think 100 pcs. would already be reasonable.
 

raheya

2017-01-24 13:17:03
  • #2
In what cost range would you see the described offer? What are typical prices for additional sockets, switches, etc?
 

VelBau

2017-01-24 14:06:09
  • #3
With us, these prices for additional switches, sockets, and other circuits are contractually agreed upon: Schuko sockets flush-mounted, simple €19.50; burner point with off-switch €29.50; burner point with changeover switch €39.50, plus the corresponding cable routing.
 

hakkinen

2017-01-24 17:16:46
  • #4
I have an offer here for a single-family house from an acquaintance (2015) that had a similar scope, i.e. actually even a slightly larger scope (e.g. 80 sockets). It was 12,300 net, but we live here very, very rurally; in a big city, the prices are probably higher.
 

Alex85

2017-01-24 18:37:14
  • #5
I can't contribute any experience from building my own house, but I have a self-employed electrician in my circle of acquaintances and have already spoken to him about the current price range. He said a high-end setup with >100 sockets, several two-way switches, TV/data in every living room would cost around 10,000€ net. A customer with a fancy villa in DUS ended up at 20,000€, if he hadn't taken the KNX upgrade (45,000€). That may all be relative, but 17,000€ net without mega equipment seems pretty steep to me. Or is that the Bavaria surcharge? 88€ net for something as trivial as a TV socket or a telephone socket still seems quite steep. I'm curious to see what other comparison prices will come in.
 

Peanuts74

2017-01-25 16:11:20
  • #6


Um, you have one lamp outlet per room and then altogether 22???
=22 rooms?
Otherwise, I find it quite expensive, especially some surcharges. In wooden houses (I assume prefab house, not log house) no chasing is needed, meaning for one socket maybe 10-15.- material and a few minutes work, but over 50.- gross for that?

Maybe as a reference, we did the electrical work ourselves and spent about 7,500.- on materials.
But that included a satellite system for 8 connections, I think 12 network connections, (radio) dimmers, a larger 3-row Hager meter cabinet with 2 meter slots, 4 FIs and about 50-60 circuit breakers, a few more sockets, all cables 2.5mm² to the sockets, stainless steel intercom system with 2 indoor units, blinds as master-slave with central switch etc.
So roughly not less material.
Meaning the labor cost is about 13 k€.
Even at a labor rate of 80.- per hour, the electrician would have to be onsite full-time for a whole month, seems a bit much to me...
 

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