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installation charge

installation charge

1 3.9
Money paid for putting equipment or services in place and making them ready
  • noun
translation icon : cargo de instalación
  • Did you see the installation charge on the invoice?

Examples

  • The total cost includes a $25 installation charge along with the monthly service fee.

  • Customers often complain about the high installation charge for home security systems.

  • The appliance came with a free installation charge as part of the promotion.

  • There is an installation charge for setting up the new cable service.

  • The installation charge for the new air conditioner was quite high.

  • The company charges a $50 installation charge for setting up new equipment in your home.

  • Before signing the contract, make sure to check the installation charge for the service you need.

Synonyms

to cost
vsinstallation charge
1.0

To have a price that someone must pay

is a specific one-off payment for setting up equipment or services
charge
vsinstallation charge
755 2.3

An amount of money paid for a service

is a specific one-time payment for setting up equipment or services
service charge
vsinstallation charge
  • UK
1 3.5

An amount of money residents pay regularly to cover shared building costs like cleaning and repairs

is a single payment for setting up equipment or systems

Antonyms

waiver
  • Formal
116 6.0

A signed paper that lets someone give up a right or claim

How Expensive

premium
58 5.4
surcharge
31 5.5
installation charge
1 3.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

installation + charge

The meaning 'a fee for installing equipment' is directly and transparently composed from 'installation' (the act of putting something in place) + 'charge' (a fee). This noun+noun fee construction is common cross-linguistically and follows standard English composition patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both words should be able to infer the MWE meaning.

Etymology

Installation charge comes from the simple idea that someone does the installation and asks for money, and the charge is that payment. Think of a worker who comes to put in a new oven and gives you a bill, so it means 'a fee for installing equipment or services'.