Electrician in Pécs

Electrician in Pécs

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Electrician prices in Pécs (2026)

Hourly rate6 000 – 12 000 Ft / hr

Typical job prices

Replacing a socket or switch5 000 – 12 000 Ft
Fitting a light or chandelier6 000 – 15 000 Ft
Extending a consumer unit20 000 – 60 000 Ft
Rewiring a 50 m² flat250 000 Ft-tól
Fault finding10 000 – 30 000 Ft

Indicative 2026 market rates. The final price is set by the professional once they know the job; materials are normally quoted separately.

Typical jobs

  • Sockets, switches and light fittings — replacement and new points
  • Tripping breakers, short circuits, fault finding
  • Consumer unit upgrades and RCD installation
  • Electrical work for a full flat renovation
  • Wiring in electric water heaters and hobs
  • Outdoor lighting and garden power points

Price guide

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Frequently asked questions

How much does electrician cost in Pécs?

In Pécs the typical hourly rate is 6 000 – 12 000 Ft / hr, below the Budapest level. The final figure depends on the size of the job, which is why Taskd gets you several quotes to compare.

What is an electrician's hourly rate in Hungary?

Typically 8 000 – 15 000 Ft / hr in Budapest and 6 000 – 12 000 Ft / hr elsewhere. Many electricians apply a 1–2 hour minimum for small jobs.

How much does it cost to replace a socket?

Replacing an existing socket or switch is typically 5 000 – 12 000 Ft. Running a new point — chasing, cabling and making good — costs considerably more.

Should I get documentation for electrical work?

For larger work (consumer unit, new circuits) ask for a test certificate. It matters for insurance claims and when selling the property.

Why does my breaker keep tripping?

Usually overload or a faulty appliance, but it can also be a short circuit or damp. Never bypass a breaker or fit a larger one — that's a fire risk. Get an electrician to trace the fault.