will pm u the contact...

here's the pricing he qoute me..

lighting point - $27

Fan point - $27

13A Single power point - $40

13A Double power point - $50

Heater power point - $80

Aircon point - $80

Telephone point - $40

TV point - $90

2 way switch - $35

Cooker and hood - $40

DB box - $280

Earth point - $60

Install lights - $10

Install fans - $35

price for me includes white MK switches.. have to top up for other colours...

he's helping me install door bell, run speaker wires... included in it.. (kinda like foc)... coz its small stuff..

Wow..price is good!

How is the workmanship?

My father-in-law just got a quote from this electrician

who's doing his 3-room for $1500.

Take a deep breath (My electrical quote)

A Living / Dining / Utility Rm / Balcony

1 New lighting / fan point 19 x $28 $532

2 Installation of ceiling lighting 16 x $10 $160

3 Installation of ceiling fan 3 x $40 $120

4 Double socket 4 x $55 $220

5 Single socket 6 x $40 $240

6 Tel point 1 x $40 $40

7 SCV point 1 x $90 $90

8 2 way switch 3 x $25 $75

B Kitchen / Kitchen Toilet

1 New lighting point 11 x $28 $308

2 Installation of ceiling lighting 11 x $10 $110

3 Double socket 3 x $55 $165

4 Single socket 2 x $40 $80

5 15 amp oven point 1 x $50 $50

6 Hood and Hob point 1 x $60 $60

7 Microwave master switch 1 x $30 $30

8 Oven master switch 1 x $30 $30

9 Water heater point (instant/storage) 2 x $80 $160

C Master Bedroom / Bathroom

1 New lighting point 14 x $28 $392

2 Installation of ceiling lighting 13 x $10 $130

3 Installation of ceiling fan 1 x $40 $40

4 Double socket 3 x $55 $165

5 SCV point 1 x $90 $90

6 2 way switch 2 x $25 $50

7 Aircon point 1 x $80 $80

D Bedroom 2

1 New lighting point 6 x $28 $168

2 Installation of ceiling lighting 5 x $10 $50

3 Installation of ceiling fan 1 x $40 $40

4 Double socket 1 x $55 $55

5 Single socket 3 x $40 $120

6 SCV point 1 x $90 $90

E Bedroom 3

1 New lighting point 6 x $28 $168

2 Installation of ceiling lighting 5 x $10 $50

3 Installation of ceiling fan 1 x $40 $40

4 Double socket 1 x $55 $55

5 Single socket 1 x $40 $40

6 SCV point 1 x $90 $90

F Staicase / Store / Bedroom Passage

1 New lighting point 5 x $28 $140

2 Installation of ceiling lighting 4 x $10 $40

3 Installation of chandelier 1 x $100 $100

4 2 way switch 2 x $25 $50

G Common Bathroom

1 New lighting point 3 x $28 $84

2 Installation of ceiling lighting 3 x $10 $30

H

1 Main DB Board 1 x $380 $380

Grand Total: $5,207

Mine is a HDB EM

Take a deep breath (My electrical quote)

Grand Total: $5,207

Mine is a HDB EM

*FAINT* I hope u didnt use him

Scared the sh** out of me..

Dun over "WoW" because of the 5k electrical installation.

IMHO, the price list showing the price per item is still within the market range and of cos' it's still possible to find a cheaper one. From TS list, you can see there are too many lighting points(64) and power point (>26) need to be installed may be because of EM so even the most reasonable electrician will not reduce the total cost much if he never reduced the lighting and power points.

just my 2cents.

Dear all,

Mine is a 3rm flat, everytime I think back on my electrial price quote for my current flat. It only about 6month back & I feel like kana chop big time by my ID. Below are the quote that come with normal bigger switch surface casing. Advice for newbie dun be like me and find out more about electrial pricing before commit.

1. New lighting point - $35 x 10point = $350

2. SCV socket (living hall) - $125 x 1point =$125

3. Telephone socket (living hall) - $60 x 1point = $60

4. 13amp double socket (Around house) - $65 x 11point = $650

5. 13amp single socket (washing machine) - $55 x 2point = $110

6. 20amp heater switch(kitchen toilet) - $125 x 1point = $125

7. 20amp heater switch (cooker hood & hob ) - $125 x 1point = $125

8. Install light fitting - $12 x 10point = $120

9. 15amp isolator (aircon) - $150 x 1point = $150

10. New DB box (relocate to behind main dr - $460 x 1set = $460

add: 10mm D/B cable, E cable & change

new incoming cable x 3)

11. Earth point to water & gas -$90 x 1set = $90

Total cost = $2365

Edited October 5, 201016 yr by davidbslee

Dun over "WoW" because of the 5k electrical installation.

IMHO, the price list showing the price per item is still within the market range and of cos' it's still possible to find a cheaper one. From TS list, you can see there are too many lighting points(64) and power point (>26) need to be installed may be because of EM so even the most reasonable electrician will not reduce the total cost much if he never reduced the lighting and power points.

just my 2cents.

Thank you...

I actually felt that even though the end amount is 5k+, it really covers a lot of things so yes, I'm sticking wif the quote...

Dear all,

Mine is a 3rm flat, everytime I think back on my electrial price quote for my current flat. It only about 6month back & I feel like kana chop big time by my ID. Below are the quote that come with normal bigger switch surface casing. Advice for newbie dun be like me and find out more about electrial pricing before commit.

1. New lighting point - $35 x 10point = $350

2. SCV socket (living hall) - $125 x 1point =$125

3. Telephone socket (living hall) - $60 x 1point = $60

4. 13amp double socket (Around house) - $65 x 11point = $650

5. 13amp single socket (washing machine) - $55 x 2point = $110

6. 20amp heater switch(kitchen toilet) - $125 x 1point = $125

7. 20amp heater switch (cooker hood & hob ) - $125 x 1point = $125

8. Install light fitting - $12 x 10point = $120

9. 15amp isolator (aircon) - $150 x 1point = $150

10. New DB box (relocate to behind main dr - $460 x 1set = $460

add: 10mm D/B cable, E cable & change

new incoming cable x 3)

11. Earth point to water & gas -$90 x 1set = $90

Total cost = $2365

wow, looks like expensive for a 3rm...

Hi can anyone advise if the lighting costs will differ from HDB to condo? I understand that condo cables are all concealed within the false ceiling? Would that make it more expensive to do? Thanks!

hihi... can pm me your contact asap...tks vm in advance

got big headache cos everybody tell me electricity 1st... else can't start on false ceiling or feature wall

will pm u the contact...

here's the pricing he qoute me..

lighting point - $27

Fan point - $27

13A Single power point - $40

13A Double power point - $50

Heater power point - $80

Aircon point - $80

Telephone point - $40

TV point - $90

2 way switch - $35

Cooker and hood - $40

DB box - $280

Earth point - $60

Install lights - $10

Install fans - $35

price for me includes white MK switches.. have to top up for other colours...

he's helping me install door bell, run speaker wires... included in it.. (kinda like foc)... coz its small stuff..

Just FYI

remember to ensure the electrician you engage is Licensed Electrical Workers

http://elise.ema.gov.sg/elise/findworkerse...fer&Item=EL

btw... anyone has recommdation for electrician who also provides "drawings"?

mine is a condo unit that needs "Single Line Drawing with LEW endorsements"??

i decided against ID becos all costs added up blowing budget... so i opt for individual contractors instead...

Just FYI

remember to ensure the electrician you engage is Licensed Electrical Workers

http://elise.ema.gov.sg/elise/findworkerse...fer&Item=EL

Hi, anyone used lighting.com.sg's electrician for the lighting installation?

Following is the price list given:

Installation is normal light: $35 for 1st light n $7 for the second onwards

Installation of normal big lamp tat need lots of time to install - $25 each

Looping - $15 each

Extend of wire c/w casing - $18 per 6 feet

New wiring with on/off switch - $35 per set

Is the abv pricing reasonable? What r the items tat we should find out before confirming? Your advise is urgently needed as we need to confirm by tomorrow...

MTIA

Just FYI

remember to ensure the electrician you engage is Licensed Electrical Workers

http://elise.ema.gov.sg/elise/findworkerse...fer&Item=EL

wat's the implication? for HDB flat.

if no PUB testing to be done, is thr still a need to engage a licensed electrician? wat's the difference?