Electric billing - based on which principle?

Talk to the electrician. Setting stupid sockets afterward. Even if it’s not hocus pocus. But an Elli doesn’t come just for a few sockets. You need this socket cutter. Shortly after construction, the employee took about €50 in cash. Later my buddy helped me.

First of all, thank you for the answers. However, my concern was NOT whether the price per can is okay (that is a different matter) - I wanted to know if the described calculation method is common or if this is a case of fraud.

What does it mean for you?
Nothing else is mentioned. Direct costs should be cheaper.

Maybe I misunderstand, but to me direct costs are those agreed upon directly with the electrician. And that is exactly what these prices are. Therefore, I don’t see how it can be cheaper.

To clarify why he calculates so unfairly, a direct conversation is probably the best help.

So it's clear to everyone that the prices are exaggerated. But as you say, I also find the calculation questionable. You pay a 30€ surcharge to turn a single can into a double can. A single can costs more because the laying of the line and the fuse are included. Very questionable.

or this is fraud

This is not fraud. He is playing with open cards. He wants to enrich himself, earn more, bill more with this method - that's all.

What exactly is written in the [Bauleistungsbeschreibung]? For us, for example, 2* single, 1* double, etc.