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§ 02 Census division

What homeowners actually paid for electrical wiring, a fuse box or breaker panel, or built-in lighting in East North Central

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East North Central came in 13% under the national median for electrical wiring, a fuse box or breaker panel, or built-in lighting: hired owners reported $1,300, versus $1,500 across the US, about $1,430 in today's dollars. Prices here spread widely, from $600 at the 25th percentile to $3,000 at the 75th (5.0×, n=170), so scope matters more than the median. Its median ranks 8 of 8 divisions with enough records. Do-it-yourselfers here reported $300 (n=109).

AHS 2023 · division · hired n=170

Hired owners, East North Central

middle half of what owners paid
$66025th
$1,430median
$3,30075th
Wide scope. The 75th percentile is 5.0× the 25th, so Quote Check shows this job as context and does not place a single quote on it.
Who did the workn10th25thMedian75th90th
Hired a pro170$440$660$1,430$3,300$8,790
Did it themselves109$50$160$330$550$1,650
Everyone279$140$330$770$2,200$4,400

Today's dollars: survey amounts × CPI-U 334.980 (Aug 2026) ÷ 304.702 (2023 average), rounded to $10.

Compared with the nation · today’s $

East North Central vs United States

Local median$1,430
US median$1,650
Local spread5.0×
US spread5.9×

Self-reported, nominal dollars, scope varies. Data: AHS 2023 National PUF.

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How much did electrical wiring, a fuse box or breaker panel, or built-in lighting cost in East North Central?

Hired owners there reported a median of $1,300 (about $1,430 in Aug 2026 dollars), with the middle half between $600 and $3,000, from 170 survey records.

How reliable is a local figure?

It rests on 170 records, fewer than the national 1,419, so treat it as a rough local reading. Quote Check uses the division row when your metro has fewer than 50 records.

Can I see where my quote falls?

Only as context: the spread here is 5.0×, too wide to place one quote meaningfully.