Cost to install recessed wafer lights

I got quoted $600 to install 4, 6 inch recessed flat wafer type led lights in the living room plus a fan, including Romex only. I am providing everything else. Is this quote within acceptable industry range?

 

I'm providing everything else ??

What is the electrician supplying ?

 

There are a lot of variables here. Is this new construction or is the ceiling finished? Is there any existing wiring? Is the fan box existing? Is the box for the fan a fan rated box? Is there a switch for the new lights or will that need to be added?

$600 sounds a bit light to me.

 

The electrician is supplying Romex wires. I bought the lights, switches, fan box (the type that has a brace that you screw into ceiling joists, on either side.
this is not a new construction, ceiling is fixed and there's stuff access. There's wiring, 2 gang by the door, one for porch light and a switched receptacle. So new switch will have to be added or taken from the switched receptacle.

Edit.
How about 1500 bux to upgrade the main breaker panel from 60amp to 200amp? I have never had these done before, so I have no idea on cost comparisons.

 

Upgrading a panel like that will require upgrading the meter socket and any overhead wires as needed. It is also required to bond the water service and install a proper ground rod if there isn't one present. Also, depending on the code cycle you are on it may be required to install a surge protector in the panel. Add to that inspections as required. $1500 to replace a panel from 60 amps to 200 amps is about half to 1/3 the cost it should be.

For comparison, we are currently replacing a bunch of panels at some townhouses. This is removing a 100 amp panel and installing a new 100 amp panel, with no changes to the existing feeders or meter sockets. The price for this is $1600-$2000 depending on any "extras" not included in the proposal. (Replacing existing dryer receptacles, existing receptacles, fixing code violations, etc)

I am quite suspicious that these guys are even "real" licensed electricians/electrical contractors. I highly recommend you get at least two more bids. What often happens is they will give you a super low price and then add a bunch of extras that were not in the bid. Please beware!!

 

Great insight - It makes sense to get 2... 3 other quotes. I don't mind to pay for a job that's done right and priced fairly. Thanks