installation charge
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Definition
Noun: - A fee for installing something: The specific cost or price charged for the service of setting up, assembling, or putting a piece of equipment, a system, or a utility into operational condition.
Usage
This term is used in commercial, technical, and service contexts to specify a separate cost for the labor and process of installation, distinct from the price of the product itself. - It is typically a one-time fee. - It is often quoted separately from the base price of an item or service.
Examples
Advanced Usage
- Waiving the installation charge: A common promotional tactic where a company eliminates this fee to attract new customers.
- The cable company is currently offering to waive the installation charge for new subscribers.
- Flat-rate installation charge: A fixed fee for installation, regardless of the time or complexity involved (within standard parameters).
- The plumber charges a flat-rate installation charge for all standard sink models.
Variants and Related Words
- Installation fee: A direct synonym, identical in meaning and usage.
- Setup fee/charge: A closely related term, often used interchangeably, though it can sometimes imply a simpler or more software-oriented configuration.
- Hook-up fee: A more specific term commonly used for connecting utilities like gas, electricity, or telecommunications.
Synonyms
- Installation fee
- Setup charge
- Hook-up fee (context-specific)
Related Phrases
- Plus installation: A phrase indicating that the installation cost is not included in the advertised price.
- The dishwasher costs $500 plus installation.
- Installation not included: A clear disclaimer stating the installation service is a separate, additional cost.
Noun
- the charge for installing something