Electrician prices in Singapore
Electrician Singapore price list compared: power socket and light switch replacement, ceiling fan and ceiling light installation, and power trip repair, from each business's own website
Power socket replacement price
Each business's own listed price to replace one power socket, cheapest to dearest. Most list a "from" price.
- S$60S$90S$120
- Mr Electrician (opens in a new tab)Socket panelS$20
- AVV Electricals (opens in a new tab)S$30
- Lito Electrical (opens in a new tab)S$35
- Repair.sg (opens in a new tab)Supply and installS$40
- Electrician24 (opens in a new tab)Replace faulty socketS$50
- Fixitpapa (opens in a new tab)S$60
- MM Engineering Works (opens in a new tab)Socket / Switch ReplacementS$60
- StringsSG (opens in a new tab)Replace power socket or switchS$64.40
- Trust Electricians (opens in a new tab)Existing 13A socketS$87.20
- Everyworks (opens in a new tab)S$90
one published price a "from" price or the low end of a range: the real price can be higher
At a glance
Eight things worth sticking on the fridge
A socket from S$20
Mr Electrician lists S$20 to replace a socket panel; its S$80 transport fee for non-repair works may apply on top. The middle of 10 businesses is S$55, and the dearest starts at S$90 (Everyworks, transport included).
Check the transport fee
4 of the 12 businesses list a transport fee on top of the job prices we compare (AVV Electricals, Lito Electrical, Mr Electrician, Repair.sg), from S$40 to S$80 a trip. Everyworks and 81 Electrical include transport, Trust Electricians says travel is free, and StringsSG says there are no hidden fees.
Ceiling fan from S$50
Fitting a ceiling fan starts from S$50 at Everyworks, on Daylight Electrician's page (concrete ceiling, existing wiring point), to S$150 at 247 Plumbing and Electrical. The middle of 9 is S$80.
A ceiling light from S$15
AVV Electricals charges S$15 in labour to replace or install a light. The middle of 10 businesses is S$50.
Power trip from S$50
3 businesses list a power trip fix from S$50: Fixitpapa, Lito Electrical, Repair.sg. Trust Electricians lists S$87.20 after GST. The middle of 6 is S$65.
Nearly all are "from" prices
36 of the 44 prices ranked here are "from" prices or the low end of a range. Only AVV Electricals, Mr Electrician and StringsSG give single prices, for some jobs.
One firm, three websites
Everyworks, Daylight Electrician and A1 Handyman share one WhatsApp number and publish the same rate card, so we count them as one business.
Prices we held back
We held 10 prices from 8 businesses: 3 are on pages dated more than two years ago, 3 are ceiling fan prices that differ on the business's own pages, 1 is on an editorial guide, and 3 don't match the job we compare.
Ceiling fan installation price
Each business's own listed price to install or replace one ceiling fan, fan bought separately, no new wiring point, cheapest to dearest.
- S$80S$120S$160
- Everyworks (Daylight Electrician) (opens in a new tab)Concrete ceilingS$50
- Electrician24 (opens in a new tab)Replacing a fanS$60
- Repair.sg (opens in a new tab)S$60
- Mr Electrician (opens in a new tab)S$65
- MM Engineering Works (opens in a new tab)S$80
- StringsSG (opens in a new tab)S$90.16
- 81 Electrical (opens in a new tab)S$100
- Trust Electricians (opens in a new tab)Replacing a fanS$130.80
- 247 Plumbing and Electrical (opens in a new tab)Fan supplied by youS$150
one published price a "from" price or the low end of a range: the real price can be higher
Ceiling light installation price
Each business's own listed price to install or replace one ceiling light, cheapest to dearest.
- S$80S$120S$160
- AVV Electricals (opens in a new tab)LabourS$15
- Lito Electrical (opens in a new tab)S$20
- Mr Electrician (opens in a new tab)S$30
- 247 Plumbing and Electrical (opens in a new tab)Fitting supplied by youS$45
- Electrician24 (opens in a new tab)Single light pointS$50
- Fixitpapa (opens in a new tab)LabourS$50
- StringsSG (opens in a new tab)LED lightS$57.96
- MM Engineering Works (opens in a new tab)Existing pointS$60
- Trust Electricians (opens in a new tab)LED ceiling lightS$87.20
- Everyworks (opens in a new tab)S$120
one published price a "from" price or the low end of a range: the real price can be higher
Light switch replacement price
Each business's own listed price to replace one light switch, cheapest to dearest.
- S$60S$90S$120
- AVV Electricals (opens in a new tab)S$20
- Lito Electrical (opens in a new tab)S$35
- Electrician24 (opens in a new tab)S$40
- Repair.sg (opens in a new tab)Supply and installS$40
- 81 Electrical (opens in a new tab)S$50
- MM Engineering Works (opens in a new tab)Socket / Switch ReplacementS$60
- StringsSG (opens in a new tab)Replace power socket or switchS$64.40
- Trust Electricians (opens in a new tab)Existing light switchS$76.30
- Everyworks (opens in a new tab)S$90
one published price a "from" price or the low end of a range: the real price can be higher
Power trip repair price
Each business's own listed price to find and fix a power trip in office hours, cheapest to dearest.
- S$60S$90S$120
- Fixitpapa (opens in a new tab)S$50
- Lito Electrical (opens in a new tab)S$50
- Repair.sg (opens in a new tab)S$50
- Electrician24 (opens in a new tab)Regular hoursS$80
- MM Engineering Works (opens in a new tab)S$80
- Trust Electricians (opens in a new tab)Diagnosis and resetS$87.20
one published price a "from" price or the low end of a range: the real price can be higher
Every electrician, every job
| Business | Replace a power socket | Ceiling fan | Ceiling light | Replace a light switch | Power trip | Transport fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mr Electrician (opens in a new tab) | S$20 | S$65 | S$30 | – | – | S$80 for non-repair works (may apply) |
| AVV Electricals (opens in a new tab) | from S$30 | – | S$15 | from S$20 | – | from S$40 a trip |
| Lito Electrical (opens in a new tab) | from S$35 | – | from S$20 | from S$35 | from S$50 | from S$50 or S$60 |
| Repair.sg (opens in a new tab) | from S$40 | from S$60 | – | from S$40 | from S$50 | S$50 |
| Electrician24 (opens in a new tab) | from S$50 | from S$60 | from S$50 | S$40 (range) | from S$80 | not stated |
| Fixitpapa (opens in a new tab) | from S$60 | – | from S$50 | – | from S$50 | from S$50 on some of its pages |
| MM Engineering Works (opens in a new tab) | S$60 (range) | from S$80 | from S$60 | S$60 (range) | S$80 (range) | itemised in its quotes |
| StringsSG (opens in a new tab) | S$64.40 | S$90.16 | S$57.96 | S$64.40 | – | none ("No hidden fees") |
| Trust Electricians (opens in a new tab) | S$87.20 (range)* | S$130.80 (range)* | S$87.20 (range)* | S$76.30 (range)* | S$87.20 (range)* | none ("Travel is free") |
| Everyworks (opens in a new tab) | from S$90 | from S$50 | from S$120 | from S$90 | – | included |
| 81 Electrical (opens in a new tab) | – | from S$100 | – | from S$50 | – | included |
| 247 Plumbing and Electrical (opens in a new tab) | – | from S$150 | from S$45 | – | – | not stated |
"From" is the business's own "from" price. "Range" is the low end of its own range. * GST added by us. A dash means not listed. The transport fee is shown as each page states it and is never added to the prices above.
Cheapest and dearest side by side
Power socket replacement price
‘From’ prices. 6 of this ladder’s 10 prices are ‘from’ prices as the business publishes them, and only those are compared here. A ‘from’ price is the lowest the business advertises, so the real price can be higher. A price we worked out ourselves is left out.
The 3 cheapest
- AVV ElectricalsS$30
- Lito ElectricalS$35
- Repair.sgS$40
S$30 to S$40, a spread of S$10. Their middle is S$35.
The 3 dearest
- Electrician24S$50
- FixitpapaS$60
- EveryworksS$90
S$50 to S$90, a spread of S$40. Their middle is S$60.
The middle of all 6 ‘from’ prices here is S$45. The lowest of the dearest 3 (S$50) is 1.3 times the highest of the cheapest 3 (S$40), worked out by us from ‘from’ prices only.
Ceiling fan installation price
‘From’ prices. 6 of this ladder’s 9 prices are ‘from’ prices as the business publishes them, and only those are compared here. A ‘from’ price is the lowest the business advertises, so the real price can be higher. A price we worked out ourselves is left out.
The 3 cheapest
- Everyworks (Daylight Electrician)S$50
- Electrician24S$60
- Repair.sgS$60
S$50 to S$60, a spread of S$10. Their middle is S$60.
The 3 dearest
- MM Engineering WorksS$80
- 81 ElectricalS$100
- 247 Plumbing and ElectricalS$150
S$80 to S$150, a spread of S$70. Their middle is S$100.
The middle of all 6 ‘from’ prices here is S$70. The lowest of the dearest 3 (S$80) is 1.3 times the highest of the cheapest 3 (S$60), worked out by us from ‘from’ prices only.
What one socket really costs
Some businesses list a transport fee on top of their job prices. Here is the socket price with the fee the page states, where the page gives one figure for it (worked out by us). Mr Electrician's fee is for non-repair works, so it may not apply to a socket; its total is shown as "up to".
| Business | Socket | Transport fee on its page | Socket plus transport |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mr Electrician | S$20 | S$80 for non-repair works (may apply) | up to S$100 |
| AVV Electricals | from S$30 | from S$40 a trip | from S$70 |
| Lito Electrical | from S$35 | from S$50 or S$60 | – |
| Repair.sg | from S$40 | S$50 | from S$90 |
| Electrician24 | from S$50 | not stated | – |
| Fixitpapa | from S$60 | from S$50 on some of its pages | – |
| MM Engineering Works | from S$60 | itemised in its quotes | – |
| StringsSG | S$64.40 | none ("No hidden fees") | S$64.40 |
| Trust Electricians | from S$87.20 | none ("Travel is free") | from S$87.20 |
| Everyworks | from S$90 | included | from S$90 |
The small print
| Business | Job | What the page says |
|---|---|---|
| Mr Electrician | Socket | "Replace Socket Panel (SW SSO)"; its list has a S$80 transport fee for non-repair works, which may apply |
| AVV Electricals | Socket | Transport from S$40 a trip on top |
| Lito Electrical | Socket | Transport or site visit from S$50 or S$60 on top (its two price pages differ) |
| Repair.sg | Socket | Transport fee S$50 on top, "not waivable" |
| Electrician24 | Socket | Its pages say prices include GST |
| Fixitpapa | Socket | Listed under "Price Starts From"; some of its pages list a checking or transport fee from S$50 |
| MM Engineering Works | Socket | "From $60 – $120" per unit, one line for a socket or a switch (its emergency-page cost table, which says "All prices are indicative"). Its pages don't mention GST for these prices; transport is itemised in its quotes |
| StringsSG | Socket | A platform, not a single electrician: its electricians are assigned through the platform; One fixed price for a socket or a switch; StringsSG sets the price and takes the payment itself ("Prices checked 23 September 2026"); GST not mentioned |
| Trust Electricians | Socket | $80 to $120 before GST, under its "Typical Price (SGD)" heading (its page says "Every rate is what we actually charge"); parts extra |
| Everyworks | Socket | Quoted nett, including labour and transport; each extra socket from S$50; Daylight Electrician and A1 Handyman list the same |
| Everyworks (Daylight Electrician) | Ceiling fan | Concrete ceiling, existing wiring point (page dated 26 Feb 2025); a "Limited Time Only" price of S$45 is in the deals table. Everyworks' own fan page (dated 25 Sep 2025) lists "Install Wall Fan / Ceiling Fan: From $120"; we don't treat that as a conflict, because the group is ranked at its cheapest brand and that line covers wall or ceiling fans with no word on the point, while Daylight's table prices the existing-point job from $50 and the "+ Powerpoint/Wiring Works" job from $120 |
| Electrician24 | Ceiling fan | Replacing an existing fan; a first fan on existing wiring is from S$80 |
| Repair.sg | Ceiling fan | The page doesn't say whether the point exists; transport fee S$50 on top |
| Mr Electrician | Ceiling fan | The page doesn't say whether the point exists; S$80 transport fee for non-repair works may apply |
| MM Engineering Works | Ceiling fan | Its "Pricing Guide (2026)" of starting prices; the page doesn't say whether the point exists. Its pages don't mention GST for these prices; transport is itemised in its quotes |
| StringsSG | Ceiling fan | Fixed price set and collected by StringsSG; the page doesn't say whether the point exists; GST not mentioned |
| 81 Electrical | Ceiling fan | The page doesn't say the point exists, but says a fan costs more where there's no existing wiring point; transport included |
| Trust Electricians | Ceiling fan | $120 to $180 before GST, under "Typical Price (SGD)"; a fan you supply on an existing point is $140 to $220; fan price separate |
| 247 Plumbing and Electrical | Ceiling fan | Items marked * assume the fitting is supplied by the owner; the page doesn't say whether the point exists |
| AVV Electricals | Ceiling light | A general light line (labour only); transport from S$40 a trip on top |
| Lito Electrical | Ceiling light | A general light line; transport or site visit from S$50 or S$60 on top |
| Mr Electrician | Ceiling light | S$80 transport fee for non-repair works may apply; its S$15 "Down Light / Small Light" line is a downlight, not compared |
| 247 Plumbing and Electrical | Ceiling light | Items marked * assume the fitting is supplied by the owner |
| Electrician24 | Ceiling light | A general light line on its HDB price table; its pages say prices include GST |
| Fixitpapa | Ceiling light | A general light line (labour only) |
| StringsSG | Ceiling light | Its general light line ("Install/replace LED light"), a fixed price set and collected by StringsSG; GST not mentioned |
| MM Engineering Works | Ceiling light | Its lighting price list, "updated for 2026". Its pages don't mention GST for these prices; transport is itemised in its quotes |
| Trust Electricians | Ceiling light | $80 to $150 before GST, under "Typical Price (SGD)"; parts extra |
| Everyworks | Ceiling light | Its ceiling light line on the price page dated 17 Aug 2026 (the same list prices "Install/replace LED light" from S$105); its light-installation page, dated 25 Sep 2025, lists a ceiling light fitting from S$70, and the newer page wins |
| AVV Electricals | Light switch | Transport from S$40 a trip on top |
| Lito Electrical | Light switch | Transport or site visit from S$50 or S$60 on top |
| Repair.sg | Light switch | Transport fee S$50 on top |
| Electrician24 | Light switch | $40 to $80, in a "Starting Price" column |
| 81 Electrical | Light switch | Its "1 to 4 Gang switches" line is SGD50 to SGD90 |
| MM Engineering Works | Light switch | The same line as its socket price: one line for either job. Its pages don't mention GST for these prices; transport is itemised in its quotes |
| StringsSG | Light switch | The same fixed price as its socket: one line for either job; GST not mentioned |
| Trust Electricians | Light switch | $70 to $110 before GST, under "Typical Price (SGD)"; parts extra |
| Everyworks | Light switch | Quoted nett; each extra switch from S$50 |
| Repair.sg | Power trip | Transport fee S$50 on top |
| Lito Electrical | Power trip | "Power Trip Troubleshooting"; transport or site visit from S$50 or S$60 on top |
| Fixitpapa | Power trip | "Troubleshoot Power Trip"; its power-trip page lists "Troubleshoot & Transport From $50" |
| Electrician24 | Power trip | "Simple Power Trip Fix", regular hours (9am to 6pm); from S$120 after hours |
| MM Engineering Works | Power trip | "From $80 – $150"; an after-hours surcharge may apply. Its pages don't mention GST for these prices; transport is itemised in its quotes |
| Trust Electricians | Power trip | $80 to $120 before GST, under "Typical Price (SGD)", no parts |
Offers
Offers are never ranked. The ceiling fan ladder uses Daylight Electrician's usual price.
| Business | Offer | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Everyworks (Daylight Electrician) | Ceiling fan, concrete ceiling, existing wiring point | From $50, now $45 |
| Electrician24 | Any service, first-time customers | $20 off |
| Electrician24 | Senior citizens | 10% off |
Prices we didn't rank
These businesses publish a price, but the page is dated more than two years ago, their own pages disagree, the list is an editorial guide, or the line isn't the job we compare.
| Business | What | Price | Why not ranked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lito Electrical | Ceiling fan installation | From $60 on one page, from $55 on another | Its own pages disagree and neither is dated |
| Fixitpapa | Install ceiling fan | $80 on one page, from $50 on another | Its own pages disagree and neither shows a date |
| Get Electrician and Get Handyman | Installing a ceiling fan | $100, but "ceiling fan from S$80" on the same page | One page gives two figures for a ceiling fan |
| Get Electrician and Get Handyman | Replacing switch socket outlet | $60 | It sits on a page headed "Editorial Guide", in a list of handyman prices in Singapore that isn't labelled as its own rates; the sites' own price page gives only a callout fee |
| Handyman Services SG | Replace switch socket outlet; install ceiling fan; light fittings or bulbs | $60; $150 on one list, $100 on another; $60 | Its rate lists say "updated 1st Jun 2022" and "updated 7th March 2022", more than two years ago. The posts around them are dated 2025, but the lists inside still carry the 2022 dates, so we hold every lane. Transport is included on its lists |
| Renovation4home | Replace 1 power socket | Minimum from $30 | The page's own data says it was last modified on 4 June 2018, more than two years ago |
| Repair.sg | Light installation | From $35, before transport | The page says "Update for 2023", more than two years ago |
| AVV Electricals | Fan installation | From $50 | The line doesn't say ceiling fan, or whether the point exists |
| StringsSG | Power trip repair | From $57.96 | The figure is its cheapest job on the page (replacing a circuit breaker), not a price for finding and fixing a trip |
| Repair.sg | Light supply and install | From $55 | The line includes supplying the light, so it isn't a price to fit your own |
Test your price sense
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82 rounds mixing who's cheaper, guess-the-price, who-offers-this and higher-or-lower questions, each about electricians on the same kind of job; questions about 'from' prices say so; prices we worked out are never used. The middle in higher-or-lower questions counts every ranked price.
The short version
How much does an electrician cost in Singapore? From S$20 to S$90 to replace a power socket, across 10 businesses.
Electrician prices in Singapore: replacing a power socket starts from S$20 to S$90 (middle S$55), installing a ceiling fan from S$50 to S$150 (middle S$80), a ceiling light from S$15 to S$120, a light switch from S$20 to S$90 and a power trip repair from S$50 to S$87.20, across 12 businesses that publish prices (one of them a platform, StringsSG), verified 28 Sep 2026.
How much does an electrician cost in Singapore?
Among electricians that publish a price list, replacing a power socket in Singapore starts at S$20 to S$90, and the middle price is S$55. Most electrician price lists in Singapore give "from" prices, and 4 of the 12 list a transport fee of S$40 to S$80 on top, so the final bill depends on the job and the visit.
What is the cheapest electrician in Singapore? For a socket, Mr Electrician lists S$20; its S$80 transport fee for non-repair works may apply, which would make it up to S$100. Counting the transport fee each page states, StringsSG (S$64.40, no separate fee) and AVV Electricals (from S$70 with transport) come out lowest. For a light switch, AVV Electricals from S$20; for a ceiling light, AVV Electricals at S$15 in labour.
How much is ceiling fan installation in Singapore? Fitting a ceiling fan starts from S$50 to S$150 among the 9 businesses that list it (middle S$80); a new wiring point costs more.
How much does a power trip repair cost? From S$50 to S$87.20 in office hours among the 6 businesses that list it; nights and weekends cost more.
This page covers the 11 electricians and handyman firms, and one platform (StringsSG), in Singapore that publish a comparable price, including Everyworks, Repair.sg, Electrician24, Mr Electrician, MM Engineering Works and Trust Electricians, out of 52 websites we read. Every price was read from the business's own website on 28 Sep 2026. On the ladders, a solid bar is one published price and a striped bar is a "from" price or the low end of a range.
This comparison covers 12 businesses ranked, 52 websites read. Every price comes from the business's own website, read and dated, and the comparison was last verified on 28 Sep 2026. No business pays to be included or to rank.
The ladder at the top lines up every business from cheapest to priciest. Below it are the standout findings, how prices spread out, and the details that matter before you book or buy. We compare prices that are comparable enough, not identical, and “The boring bit” says exactly where we drew the line.
The boring bit
What we compared
The five jobs electricians most often price on their own websites: replacing a power socket, installing a ceiling fan, installing a ceiling light, replacing a light switch, and fixing a power trip in office hours. Each ladder ranks the business's own listed price for one unit; "per additional unit" prices aren't ranked.
- Ceiling fan: the line has to name a ceiling fan (AVV Electricals' "Fan Installation" doesn't, so it isn't ranked). A new wiring point is priced separately and isn't compared. Where a page doesn't say whether the point already exists, we rank its plain installation line and say so in the small print.
- Ceiling light: the business's line for a ceiling light, or where it has none, its general light line ("Replace / Install Light", "Light Installation", "Replace Single Light Point", "Light Fixture", "LED light"). Downlights, bulbs, pendant and chandelier lights, and lines that include supplying the light are left out, for every business.
- Where one line prices a socket or a switch (MM Engineering Works, StringsSG), it is that business's price in both ladders.
Comparable enough, not identical
- Most businesses list a "from" price: the least the job costs. A "from" price is drawn striped and is never called typical.
- Where a business lists both, we rank its cheapest line for the job: replacing an existing ceiling fan (Electrician24, Trust Electricians) or fitting a new one on an existing point.
- Transport: Mr Electrician (for non-repair works), Repair.sg, AVV Electricals and Lito Electrical add a transport fee, tagged "Plus transport" and never added to the ladder. Everyworks and 81 Electrical say their prices include transport, Trust Electricians says travel is free, and StringsSG says there are no hidden fees. Fixitpapa lists a checking or transport fee on some of its pages, and MM Engineering Works itemises transport in its quotes.
- GST: Trust Electricians says its prices are before GST, so we added 9% (tagged "GST added by us"); it also says parts are extra. Its table heading is "Typical Price (SGD)", but the page says every rate is what it actually charges, so we rank it as its own price list. Electrician24 says its prices include GST, and Everyworks says its prices are quoted nett. The others don't mention GST beside these prices, so their prices are used as listed.
- Night, weekend and emergency rates are extra and aren't compared.
Platforms
One rule for every platform: where a platform sets its own fixed price and takes the payment itself, we rank it like any business, as we do for home cleaning. StringsSG does both (its price list says "Fixed prices per job", and customers pay through their StringsSG account), so it is ranked. It is a platform, not a single electrician: its own page says "Every electrician is assigned through the platform", so the ladders tag it "Platform". Everyworks does the work with its own team and is ranked. A platform or guide whose price bands belong to other businesses is never used.
What isn't compared, and why
- New power points, rewiring and DB box replacement: prices depend on wiring runs and flat or board size, and don't line up.
- Downlights: priced per point and often part of a false-ceiling job, so they aren't compared with a ceiling light.
- Price guides that describe the market rather than the business's own prices (MM Engineering Works' price guide and blog pages, Yong Jin Electrical, Emergency Electrician SG, Luminous Engineering's blog, and platforms such as FixMove and Homejourney): never used. MM Engineering Works is ranked from its own service pages instead.
- Fan and lighting shops that install only what they sell (Sembawang Lighting House): a different service.
Where the list comes from
EMA licenses electrical workers, but its register is a lookup tool, not a list we can download, so we built the list from guides (for names and website links only) and searches: 52 websites read. 12 publish a price we could compare. We stopped when a round of new searches found no new business with prices.
This is a count of published prices, not a survey of every electrician in Singapore. Every figure here is "among electricians that publish prices". Many electricians quote only by WhatsApp or after a visit.
Where websites share a phone number, we count them as one business, ranked at its cheapest listed price for each job across its sites: Everyworks, Daylight Electrician, A1 Handyman and Mr Plumber Singapore (the same WhatsApp number; Everyworks and A1 Handyman list the same address); Repair.sg and Repairs.sg; Get Electrician and Get Handyman. Everyworks' ceiling fan price comes from Daylight Electrician's page.
Dates and checks
Every price was read from the business's own website on 28 Sep 2026, and each figure and the table heading it depends on was matched word for word against our saved copy of the page. A page whose own date is more than two years old is held, even where the post around the list carries a newer date. Where a business's own pages disagree and neither is dated, the price is held. Because every page was read the same day, the usual second read of the highest and lowest prices on publishing day was not needed. Businesses were not phoned or messaged.
Prices per business: in every lane the middle business lists one fitting price, so a price-spread chart would only repeat the ladders and there is none. Almost every price here is a "from" price or leaves out a transport fee, too few fixed prices for a plain "who's cheaper?" game, so the game below (82 rounds) mostly mixes in guess-the-price and who-offers-this questions from the ladders instead.
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Every business we looked at
Show all 52 electrician and handyman websites we read
| Website | What we found | Page checked |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Electrical Services | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| 24 Hour Electrician Singapore | No job priced | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| 247 Plumbing and Electrical | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| 81 Electrical | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| A1 Handyman | Same WhatsApp number and address as Everyworks, same rate card: counted once | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| AVV Electricals | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Competent Electrician | A cost article only | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| CWC Electrical Engineering | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Daylight Electrician | Same WhatsApp number as Everyworks: one business; its ceiling fan price is ranked under Everyworks | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Electrician Singapore (electricianelectricalservice.com.sg) | Not readable (site not reachable) | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Electrician Singapore (electriciansingapore.org) | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Electrician24 | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Elite Electricians | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Emergency Electrician SG | Market ranges from other sources, not its own rates | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Everyworks | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Fixitpapa | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Fixlaa | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Fixwerks | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Get Electrician | Callout fee only on its price page; cost articles: not ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Get Handyman SG | Same phone number as Get Electrician; its list is on a page headed "Editorial Guide" and gives two figures for a ceiling fan: held | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Handyman King | Only "services start at $35" | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Handyman Services SG | Rate lists dated 1 Jun 2022 and 7 Mar 2022, outside the two-year line: held (transport included on its lists) | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Handyman Singapore (handymansingapore.org) | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| iFIX Singapore | Not readable (site not reachable) | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| ISOTeam Homecare | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| JKH Engineering | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Just Clean Lah | Only "from" prices for whole categories | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Kiasu Plumber | Plumbing prices only | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Lito Electrical | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Local Service | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| LS Electrician | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Luminous Engineering | No electrical price; its blog gives market rates, not its own | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| MM Engineering Works | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Mr Electrician | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Mr Plumber Singapore | Same WhatsApp number as Everyworks; no electrical prices | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Power Electrical | No electrical job priced | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Renovation4home | Socket "minimum from $30" on a page last modified in June 2018: held | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Repair.sg | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Repairs.sg | Same phone number as Repair.sg: counted once | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Sembawang Lighting House | Installs only lights and fans bought from its shop | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| SG Electrician | Not readable (site not reachable) | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| SG Handyman Engineering | Blog cost guide only | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Sin and Goh Electrical | Not readable (site not reachable) | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| SinHao E&C | No electrical price | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| SK Electrical | Rewiring packages only | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| StringsSG | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Thor Electrician | Not readable (site not reachable) | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| TK Electricians | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Trust Electricians | Prices read: ranked | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| United Electrician Singapore | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Xpower Electrical | No price published | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
| Yong Jin Electrical | A market price guide ("Estimates only") | Page checked (opens in a new tab) |
Show the 9 names we found but didn't read
Found but not yet read (9): East Coast Electrical, Bedok Electrical, Serangoon Electrical, Kovan Electrical, Joseph Electrical, Sinmah Electrical, Goh Electrical, Sim Electrical, Singh Electrical. Names from guides with no website of their own that we could find.