Induction Range Conversion
Induction needs a 40 or 50 amp 240V circuit at the range, timed to delivery.
Signs it's time
- An induction range on its way
- A gas range and no 240V outlet
- A remodel that's going electric
- An electrification rebate from the utility
How the job goes
- Check the panel, do the load calculation
- Run 240V to the range spot
- Install the outlet the range calls for
- Permit and inspection
How much does an induction range circuit cost?
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Range circuit and outlet | $850 to $1,900 |
Before permit and utility fees. Prices updated October 2026.
What moves the price
- Number of fixtures, devices or spots
- Power nearby, or a new circuit
- Ceilings, walls, attic access, patching
- Your fixtures or ours
- Permits: usually for new circuits, usually not for straight swaps
Permits for this work
Straight swaps usually need no permit. New circuits and outdoor, hot tub, pool, heat pump or range wiring usually do. The fee shows on your quote.
Brands we install
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The offer for this service
$100 Off
an Outage-Ready Check before fire season
Code CHIEF-FALL26Cannot be combined with other offers. 1 per household. Residential use only. Show at time of service. Expires November 30, 2026.
Questions we hear
Does an induction range need a panel upgrade?
Sometimes. In many homes, load management gets around it.
What outlet does an induction range plug into?
Usually a 14-50, or it's hardwired. We go by the appliance.
Do you charge for the quote?
No. An electrician looks at the job in person and quotes it, free.