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House Rewiring Cost Calculator

Use this free house rewiring cost calculator to estimate whole-home electrical rewiring by home size, stories, access, and location. Most projects run $4,000–$20,000. Get a low, average, and high estimate below.

How much does house rewiring cost?

Whole-house rewiring in the U.S. typically costs $4,000–$20,000, or about $2–$6+ per square foot, depending on home size, stories, and access. Get 2–3 local quotes for an accurate price.

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These figures are based on national average material and labor costs adjusted for the options you selected. Actual pricing varies with your local market, site conditions, material availability and contractor workload. Always get two or three written quotes before committing to a project.

Average House Rewiring Cost

National averages run $4,000–$20,000. Final cost depends on size, stories, and access.

Cost by home size

Typical total ranges

Home sizeEstimated cost
1,000–1,500 sq ft$4,000–$10,000
1,500–2,500 sq ft$6,000–$15,000
2,500–4,000 sq ft$10,000–$20,000+

Cost factors

What drives the total

FactorImpact
Two-story+25–50%
Finished walls+30–50%

What Affects House Rewiring Cost?

  • Home size — More square footage means more wire and labor.
  • Stories — Two- and three-story homes cost more.
  • Access — Finished walls and limited attic/crawl add cost.
  • Labor — Typically 55–60% of total; varies by region.

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Disclaimer: Estimates are for planning only. Actual costs depend on scope, access, and local rates. Get 2–3 written quotes from licensed electricians.