EV Charger Installation
Level 2 home charging on a dedicated circuit, planned around your electrical panel, load, and code requirements.
What's involved in installing an EV charger at home?
Faster Charging, Properly Installed
A Level 2 charger makes home charging practical — but it draws real power, so it needs a dedicated circuit and a panel that can support it. That's why we start with an assessment, not a sale.
As a licensed electrical contractor, we plan the circuit, confirm your capacity, and install equipment that works with Tesla and every major EV brand — all to code.
How EV Charger Installation Works
From confirming your panel can handle it to a tested, working charger.
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Panel & Load Assessment
We review your electrical panel, available capacity, and existing load to confirm what your service can support.
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Charger & Circuit Plan
We plan the dedicated circuit, charger location, and equipment — accounting for your vehicle and how you'll use it.
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Installation
We run the dedicated circuit and install the Level 2 equipment, integrating it cleanly with your electrical service.
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Testing & Handoff
We test the installation, confirm it's operating correctly, and walk you through using it.
The Scope of a Proper Install
Every EV charger install is built on the same electrical fundamentals.
Level 2 Charging
Level 2 charging on a dedicated circuit delivers faster, more practical home charging than a standard outlet.
Any EV Brand
We install charging equipment that supports Tesla and all major EV brands, so your setup fits the vehicle you drive.
Panel & Load Assessment
Before installing, we assess your panel capacity and electrical load to confirm your service can support the charger.
Installed to Code
As a licensed electrical contractor, we handle the dedicated circuit and code compliance so the install is safe and correct.
EV Charging as Electrical Work
Charging equipment is only as good as the circuit and service behind it.
Dedicated circuits
A Level 2 charger needs its own circuit sized for the load. We plan and install it as dedicated electrical work.
Capacity comes first
Not every panel has room for a charger as-is. We assess capacity before recommending equipment or an install.
Code compliance
EV charging is electrical work. As licensed electricians, we handle it to code rather than as an add-on.
Plan with storage in mind
If you're also considering solar or storage, we can plan charging as part of the same electrical picture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to what homeowners and businesses ask us most.
We install Level 2 EV charging on a dedicated circuit, which charges faster than a standard household outlet. We work with equipment that supports Tesla and all major EV brands.
That's exactly what we check first. We assess your panel capacity and existing electrical load before installing, because a Level 2 charger needs a dedicated circuit sized for the load. If your service needs work to support it, we'll tell you.
Yes. We install charging equipment that supports Tesla vehicles and all major EV brands, so your setup matches the vehicle you drive.
Yes. EV charging is electrical work, and as a licensed electrical contractor we plan the dedicated circuit and handle code compliance as part of the installation.
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Ready to Charge at Home?
Get a free assessment. We'll confirm your panel can support a Level 2 charger and handle the installation to code.