EV Chargers
Charge in your own garage without worrying about the panel.
What the job looks like
An EV charger install starts with a look at your service and panel. Then we run a dedicated circuit, install the outlet or hardwire the charger, and confirm the system can carry the load.
Most chargers want a 240V circuit with real capacity behind it, so we check your service size and open breaker space before we order anything.
We test the charger before you plug the car in so you know it works.
Why people call us for this
- Installing a Level 2 home EV charger
- Adding a 240V outlet for portable EV charging
- Evaluating panel capacity for EV charging
- EV charging circuits for apartments, townhomes, or multi-unit properties
- Upgrading service to support EV charging
- Replacing or relocating an existing EV charger
What you end up with
Its own circuit
Charging gets a dedicated circuit sized for your charger and vehicle.
Capacity checked first
We review the service and panel before installation day.
Inspected and tested
The install is inspected and the charger is tested before you use it.