Services · electrical installation works · Constanța

How much do electrical installation works cost? Real prices, explained.

Labour per outlet point, prices by type of home and what drives the cost — all in black and white, so you come to the conversation prepared.

Licensed electricians · In Constanța since 2014 · Documentation at handover · Fixed contract price

Electrical installation works — an electrician running circuits on a brick wall, shell-stage house On-site works · clean routes · photo documentation
How the price is calculated

Two components: labour and materials.

Labour is charged in two systems. Per outlet point — every socket, switch, light position, TV/data outlet or cable exit is a “point”, and its price covers the whole chain: the chase in the wall, the conduit, the cable, the box and fitting the device. It is the right system for renovations and small jobs, where you count exactly what you need. Per square metre or per job — for complete installations (a whole apartment, a shell-stage house), where the number of points is large and a price per job becomes more predictable for both sides.

Materials — cable, conduits, boxes, the board and the protections — are paid separately from labour. Who buys them matters: undersized protections and “bargain” cable are the most frequent reason for redoing work. We include them in the quote with brands and quantities in plain sight, but you can also buy them yourself, from our exact list.

As a general market benchmark in Romania in 2026: a licensed electrician's hour of labour trades at between 90 and 265 lei, depending on the area and complexity; a technical design for a 100-150 m² house — between 1,500 and 3,000 lei. We do the design too.

Electrician's tools: crimping pliers, insulated screwdrivers, voltage tester and switchgear Calibrated tools · branded switchgear · zero improvisation

Want a straight answer? Your quote in 24-48h.

📞 Call now WhatsApp Request a quote →
Works prices 2026

The price of the electrical installation, for concrete cases.

The market column is the aggregated Romania 2026 benchmark for labour on replacements in finished homes. Our column is the real 2Smart House price — at shell stage or replacement, with documentation included. All prices in Romanian lei (RON).

Job
RO market benchmark 2026
2Smart House price
Outlet point — complete labour
(chase + conduit + cable + box + device fitting)
RO market benchmark 202617–25 lei / linear metre
+ 20–40 lei per box fitted
2Smart House price10–15 lei / linear metre
+ 25–30 lei per box fitted
One-bedroom apartment — complete installation
RO market benchmark 20268,000–9,000 lei
replacement, labour, ≤65 m²
2Smart House price3,500–5,000 lei (new installation)
3,000–6,000 lei (replacement)
Two-bedroom apartment — complete installation
RO market benchmark 202610,000–13,000 lei
replacement, labour, ≤80 m²
2Smart House price5,000–7,500 lei (new installation)
Shell-stage house ~100 m²
RO market benchmark 202611,000–14,000 lei
benchmark for homes ≤95 m²
2Smart House price8,000–15,000 lei
Shell-stage house ~150–200 m²
RO market benchmark 2026over 14,500 lei
2Smart House priceover 14,500 lei
Distribution board — equipping + fitting
RO market benchmark 202680–745 lei
fitting only, 2–36 breakers
2Smart House price800–2,500 lei (fitting + equipping + sized protections)

* The market benchmarks reflect labour (VAT included) for replacing the installation in finished homes — at shell stage, with the walls open, real costs are usually lower. 2Smart House prices are indicative ranges; your exact price comes from the quote, fixed in the contract.

The 2Smart House price always includes: the final schematic of the installation, labelled circuits in the board, photo documentation before the walls are closed, final checks. Fixed contract price — what you sign is what you pay.

What raises and what lowers the price

Seven factors that move your quote — in both directions.

Read them and you can estimate your own position before you call us. The arrow shows the direction: ↑ more expensive, ↓ cheaper.

01

Number of circuits

Every separate circuit (kitchen, AC, washing machine, oven) means extra cable, a protection in the board and extra labour — but also an installation that does not all go down from one breaker.

02 ↑↓

Type of walls

Brick chases quickly and cheaply. Aerated concrete is even friendlier. Reinforced concrete needs a diamond-disc chaser and doubles the time per route — it shows directly in the labour.

03 ↑↑

Level of finish

At shell stage, with the walls open, it is the cheapest possible moment. In a finished home you also pay for the chasing and the making good — filler, paint, sometimes tiles. For finished homes there are also no-chasing solutions — see the smart retrofit.

04

Ceiling height

Above 2.8 m, scaffolding or a platform enters the equation — horizontal routes are harder to pull, and luminaires take twice as long to fit.

05

Distance to the board / supply

A long run from the meter to the board and circuits stretched across the whole house mean extra metres of cable and conduit. Placing the board intelligently cuts the cost.

06 ↑↓

Quality of materials requested

Premium switchgear (Schneider, Gewiss, BTicino) and RCD protection on every circuit cost more to buy — and almost nothing over their lifetime. Economical options exist, but never below the safety threshold.

07

Urgency

A tight deadline = an extra team or weekend work. Planning ahead, especially on a building site, is free and removes the urgency cost.

A finished home and no appetite for chasing? There is a no-chasing option too — a smart retrofit on wireless systems.

Chasing a channel for an electrical route in a concrete wall, with dust extraction Cleanly chased channels · dust extraction · straight routes
The “shell stage” moment

Shell stage is the cheapest moment in the life of the installation.

With the walls open, the routes are pulled directly, with no chasing and no making good of finishes — exactly the costs that double the bill on a renovation. This is also when the board is sized correctly, the big circuits (kitchen, AC, water heater) are separated and spare capacity is left for what comes in five years.

Building now? This is also the only cheap window to prepare for a smart home — the KNX cabling is pulled through the same chases, on the same site. See the page for houses under construction (Romanian) →

What you get at handover

The installation is half the delivery. The other half is the paperwork.

01

The final schematic, not the one from the design

Drawn after execution, with the real changes made on site. Ten years on, any electrician will know exactly what is in your walls.

02

A photo archive before plastering

We photograph every wall with the routes visible. Want to hang a painting or fit a piece of furniture? You know exactly where NOT to drill.

03

A board labelled circuit by circuit

Every breaker says what it controls — not “F1…F12” and guessing in the dark when something trips.

04

Final checks recorded

Continuity, insulation, RCD tripping — tested at handover and recorded in the handover report. For official PRAM test reports, see the audit page.

How we work

Four steps, no surprises at the end.

1

Assessment

From the plan or on site: we count the circuits, check the walls and the route to the supply. Free in Constanța.

2

Fixed quote · 24-48h

Labour + materials itemised, with brands and quantities. What you sign is what you pay — changes are discussed beforehand, not on the invoice.

3

Staged execution

Routes and boxes at the construction stage, switches and the board at finishing. We coordinate with your builder, not the other way round.

4

Check + handover

We test every circuit and hand over the final schematic, the photo archive and the labelled board. Warranty on the work.

Want the full map of electrical services first — works, renovation, boards, design?

Frequently asked questions

The questions before the quote.

How much is labour per outlet point in 2026?

On the Romanian market, labour for routes is typically charged at 17-25 lei per linear metre, plus 20-40 lei per junction box fitted. With us: 10-15 lei per linear metre and 25-30 lei per junction box. The final price depends on the type of wall — brick chases easily, concrete needs a wall chaser and twice the time — and for complete jobs (a whole apartment, a shell-stage house) we use a price per job, more predictable for both sides: see the table above. You get the exact quote within 24-48h, fixed in the contract.

How much does the electrical installation cost for a one-bedroom apartment?

The 2026 market benchmark for a complete replacement in a one-bedroom apartment (up to 65 m²) is 8,000-9,000 lei for labour alone. With us, a new one-bedroom apartment installation starts at 3,500-5,000 lei, and a complete replacement at 3,000-6,000 lei — with the final schematic, labelled circuits and photo documentation included. The exact price depends on the number of circuits and the condition of the walls.

Are materials included in the price?

We work both ways. Standard: we supply the materials (cable, conduits, boxes, board, protections) and you see them itemised in the quote, with brands and quantities — we answer for their quality. If you prefer to buy them yourself, we give you the exact shopping list and carry out only the labour. Our recommendation is the first option: undersized protections and “bargain” cable are the most frequent reason for redoing work.

How long do the works take for a 100 m² house?

At shell stage, with the walls open: typically 1-2 weeks for routes, boxes and circuits, then we return at finishing for the switches and the board — 2-3 visits in total, coordinated with your site. For a replacement in a finished home the duration grows (chasing, making good): the market estimates 8-14 working days for this category.

Do you quote without a visit?

Yes — from the floor plan we give you an indicative estimate within 24-48h, enough to calibrate your budget. The FIXED contract price comes after the technical visit, where we count the circuits together and check the walls and the route to the board. The visit is free in Constanța and the surrounding area.

Do you work outside Constanța too?

Yes — we cover the whole of Constanța County and the coast: Mamaia, Năvodari, Eforie, Techirghiol, Mangalia. For larger projects (new houses, developments) we travel further — ask us by phone and we quickly work out whether it makes sense for both sides.

Request a quote

Your exact quote, within 24-48 hours.

Tell us what job you have and, if you have it, attach the plan. You receive the labour and materials itemised, with a fixed price in the contract. We reply in English.

OFFICE
Nicolae Filimon nr. 23,
Constanța, Romania
📞 Call now: +40 723 595 385