The average hourly rate for a Master Electrician in California varies by specific service area, with 2026 projections typically ranging between $85 and $160 per hour.
Because we serve a broad region across Los Angeles and Orange County, we track these rates to ensure our pricing remains competitive and value-focused. Here is a breakdown of the typical master-level rates across our primary service regions:
- Santa Monica and Beverly Hills: $100 – $160 per hour
- Central Los Angeles: $95 – $150 per hour
- Orange County: $90 – $145 per hour
- San Fernando Valley: $85 – $135 per hour
It is important to note that master electricians generally charge 30% to 50% more than journeymen due to their specialized expertise and training. Beyond the hourly rate, you should also account for service call fees, which typically range from $65 to $160, and project minimums that often fall between $130 and $275 depending on your location.
At our company, we aim to eliminate the uncertainty of fluctuating hourly labor rates. We provide exceptional electrical services using a flat-fee pricing model. This means we quote the complete cost of your project upfront—including labor, materials, and necessary LADBS permit fees—so you never have to worry about hidden hourly surprises. We serve because we care about you and your family! Schedule Your Service!
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