Most common · ½ day
Attached garage
Short run along the garage wall in surface conduit or inside the wall. Usually the fastest and least expensive install.
Licensed EV charger installation · Level 2
Charge at home. Wired right the first time.
We install home and small-business EV chargers, check whether your electrical panel can carry the load, and pull the permit. Answer a few questions about your property and panel, add photos if you have them, and we'll send a written quote.
5 minto complete the assessment
1 daytypical quote turnaround
NEC 625code-compliant installs
48A · 11.5 kW · NEC 625
Services
What we install
Every job starts with a load check, so the charger you buy runs at full speed without tripping your main breaker.
32–48A · Hardwired
Level 2 home charger
Wall connector install in garage, driveway or carport, including the dedicated circuit, permit and inspection.
NEMA 14-50 / 6-50
240V EV outlet
A dedicated outlet for a plug-in charger or your vehicle's mobile cord. Industrial-grade receptacle and GFCI protection.
100A → 200A
Panel & service upgrades
Panel replacement, subpanels, and service upgrades coordinated with your utility when the existing panel is full or undersized.
Load management
Smart load solutions
Energy monitors and smart panels that share capacity, often avoiding a costly service upgrade on older homes.
We install all major Level 2 chargers
Tesla Wall ConnectorChargePointEmporiaWallboxGrizzl-EAutel
Install types
Wherever you park
Each setup has its own wiring path and permit needs. Tell us which one you have and we'll plan the run.
Pedestal or exterior wall
Driveway & carport
Weather-rated charger on the house wall or on a post, with conduit run underground when the spot is away from the house.
Condo · HOA · Multi-unit
Shared parking
Chargers in assigned spaces, fed from the meter room. We prepare the drawings and load letter your HOA will ask for.
Anatomy of an install
What we actually wire
A typical 48A install on a 200A panel. Your quote breaks out each of these parts.
Circuit directory200A main
| 1 | Kitchen counters | 20A |
| 3–5 | Range | 50A 2P |
| 7–9 | Dryer | 30A 2P |
| 11–13 | A/C condenser | 40A 2P |
| 15 | Garage receptacles | 20A |
| 17–19 | EV charger | 60A 2P |
60A breaker · 48A continuous · 6 AWG Cu · ≈11.5 kW
How it works
From questionnaire to first charge
- Online assessmentTell us about the property, panel and parking spot. Photos help.
- Electrician reviewWe run a load estimate and flag anything that needs an upgrade.
- Written quoteFixed price, or a short site visit if the photos leave questions.
- Permit & installMost installs take half a day. We handle the permit filing.
- InspectionCity inspection, charger setup and app pairing. Then you charge.
Free assessment
Get your installation quote
Six short sections. Fields marked * are required. Your answers are saved in this browser as you go, so you can come back to finish.
FAQ
Common questions
Do I need a panel upgrade?
Often not. A 48A charger needs a 60A circuit, which many 200A panels can carry. Older 100A panels with an electric range, dryer and A/C are the usual candidates for an upgrade or a load-management device. Your panel answers and photos tell us which case you're in.
Why do you ask what year the house was built?
Build year hints at the original service size and wiring. Many homes built before the 1980s were wired for 60–100A, and some used panel brands that are commonly replaced before adding a large new load.
Hardwired charger or a 14-50 outlet?
Hardwired chargers can run up to 48A and avoid wear on a plug. A NEMA 14-50 outlet is limited to 40A of charging and works with portable cords. For daily use we usually recommend hardwired.
Is a permit required?
In most cities, yes. We file the permit, schedule the inspection, and include the fees in your quote.
How long does installation take?
A typical garage install takes 3–5 hours. Long wire runs, trenching or a panel upgrade can add a day, and service upgrades depend on the utility's schedule.
I live in a condo. Can you still help?
Yes. We'll need HOA approval and access to the meter room. We can provide the drawings and load letter most HOAs ask for.
Free · No obligation
Know your cost before anyone visits.
Five minutes of questions and a few phone photos are usually all we need for a written quote.
8%+0.0 kWh · 11.5 kW