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Level 1 and Level 2 EV Chargers – installed and connected efficiently, where you want it, and at your convenience.

Custom Solutions for simple Level 1 chargers for overnight charging or fast Level 2 chargers for quicker turnarounds. Level 2 chargers are rated for both indoor and outdoor use, giving you installation flexibility.
Comprehensive Packages with a starting price of $850 that includes a breaker and a 20ft electrical run – everything you need for a complete setup.
Customized Estimates created by an expert electrician, either at your home or over the phone.
Quick, Professional Installation that takes just a few hours, minimizing disruption to your daily routine.

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Here are answers to some common EV charger installation questions.

What is the cost of an EV Charger Installation?

Every home’s electric panel and layout is different and the electric vehicle specifications are unique.

Our basic installation price starts at $850. The location of the electrical panel, the desired location of the EV charger, and the size of the EV charger will determine the electric car charging station installation price.

Can I install a Level 2 charger myself?

No, we do not recommend trying to install your own. Installing power for a Level 2 electric vehicle charging point is something a qualified electrician should perform. Doing so may void any warranty and insurance companies want installations by licensed companies.

How quickly can you install my EV Charger?

Most installations can be completed typically within 2-3 weeks AFTER signing the contract. If during the estimate process an on-site visit from our electrical professional is needed this timeline might be extended, to ensure that scope of work can be completed based on the unique demands of the home.

Is my home compatible with an EV Charger?

Most homes built from the 1970s and newer are generally easily compatible for an EV charger. Homes built before 1970 are more likely to need their electrical system upgraded.

Do I have to have a 200 amp Panel for an EV Charger?

You do not always need a 200 amp panel to install an EV charger. An electrician will need to do a load calculation for the home to verify your system can handle the additional power usage from an EV charger.