The cost of specific household services in rubles is recorded as a trend from 2000 to 2024. The list contains thirty-three rows, each describing a specific type of work, such as repairing televisions, refrigerators, or shoe heel repair. Comparing prices across different years shows how the cost of household maintenance has changed. The data covers a twenty-four-year period and is provided at year-end
Chart of average consumer prices for specific types of services from 2000 to 2024, in rubles
33 series in roubles, arranged across 6 breakdowns rather than over time. 158 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Education in state and municipal higher education institutions, per semester” — 95,063 roubles; the smallest is “Maintenance and repair of housing for citizens — owners of privatized housing and other housing owners, per m² of total area” at 27.1 roubles. The gap between them is 3,507-fold.
The rows in the list differ by the nature of the services provided, from minor appliance repair to household shoe maintenance. For each item, price changes in rubles can be tracked from column to column. This helps compare the cost of a specific type of work in the early 2000s and at the end of 2024, accounting for different units of measurement, such as price per pair or per service
What is visible in these numbers
The table is 83% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.
The data is published in the Russian Statistical Yearbook 2025. The information is relevant for consumer market analysis and studying service price dynamics. Rosstat statistics can be used to estimate the cost of household services over the last two decades
1) in 2000 – repair of domestic-made color TV sets (excluding the cost of spare parts); in 2010. - repair of colour televisions;
2) in 2000 – repair of refrigerators (excluding the cost of spare parts);
3) in 2000 – digging of grave manually in new burial place;
4) in 2000 – 2010 fare in the city municipal bus;
5) in 2000, 2010 – electricity supply for dwellings without electric stove;
6) in 2000 – child care centers, municipal, industry-sponsored;
7) in 2000 – sanatorium (trade-union-, industry-sponsored);
8) in 2000 – holiday house, boarding house (trade-union-, industry-sponsored).
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