This is how much you would expect to pay an electrician irrespective of the job involved. Although usually you will be quoted a price that includes the parts AND labour. The price per hour will vary depending on location in the country and demand of electricians services. Of course being called you f hours will demand a higher hourly rate than normal.

Electrician prices for hourly rate : Disclaimer
Detailed Description of WorkPrice/CostUnitsLocationLast Updated
This is the hourly rate most electricians should charge. The rate reflects training and overheads of a medium to large Electrical Contracting Company. £35 hour Warrington 2008-05-01
£25 hour SE London 2008-03-28
minimum of 2x hours e.g. £40, £40 hour Midlands 2008-03-27
extra socket £50 hour Yorkshire 2008-01-02
£35 hour North East 2007-12-20
£30 per hour. £30 hour Cumbria 2007-12-16
Any electrical work £38 hour London 2007-11-22
£36 for the first hour then £18 an hour there after £18 hour Cumbria 2007-11-06
£25 hour Suffolk 2007-09-05
Good, recommended, local electrician who calls when he says, neat, quick, and friendly. £18 hour Exeter 2007-08-01
Labour costs £30 hour Torbay 2007-06-20
£35 hour Georgia 2007-06-14
£40 hour Buckinghamshire 2007-05-27
£25 hour Outer london 2007-05-21
first hour £30 then £20 from then on. no call out charge & free estimates. £20 hour Bedfordshire 2007-05-16
£25 hour South east 2007-04-23
£40 for the first hour and £20 per hour after. PIR's issued for £120.00 All work covered by NAPIT Guarantees £20 hour Wirral 2006-12-18
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