ELECTRIC VEHICLE (EV) CHARGING

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Let us install your EV charger the right way

We specialize in installing Level 1 and Level 2 EV chargers for homes and businesses, making it easier than ever to power your electric vehicle. Level 1 chargers are convenient for overnight charging using a standard outlet, while Level 2 chargers deliver much faster charging, up to five to eight times quicker, so you can get back on the road sooner. Our team ensures every installation is safe, code compliant, and tailored to your electrical system, giving you a reliable charging solution for daily use or commercial needs.


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FAQ

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Projects from concept to completion, we deliver safe, efficient electrical work tailored to your project’s needs. Clear communication, expert service, and quality results you can count on.

Yes, and we handle the entire process for you: load calculation, permit application, installation, and city inspection.

Yes, our electricians are EVITP certified for EV charging station installations.

Yes, we install both for residential and commercial properties.

We schedule it for you. Our pass rate is 100%, so it’s typically a quick appointment.

Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Load – What you need to know

Why an EV Charging Load Is Different

Unlike a clothes dryer that runs for an hour and cools down, an EV charger runs continuously for 8–12 hours. Because of this, all wiring, breakers, and devices must be rated at 125% of the load to handle the sustained demand safely.


Choosing the right EV charging option:

Hardwired vs. Outlet Charging

We recommend a hardwired EV charger and here is why:
Repeatedly plugging and unplugging from an outlet loosens the terminals over time, creating a poor connection and poor connections generate heat and fire risk. If you choose to use an outlet, it must be rated specifically for EV charging.


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Best Practices

Installation best practices

Hire a licensed electrician…having an open slot in your electrical panel does not mean it’s safe to add a circuit. A qualified electrician should perform a load calculation to confirm your panel can handle the added demand, otherwise a panel upgrade may be required. Bottom line: EV charging done right is safe and reliable. Cut corners and you risk overheating, electrical damage, or fire. Always work with a professional.

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  • A licensed electrician must perform a load calculation to ensure your electrical panel can handle additional demand safely.
  • An open slot in your electrical panel does not guarantee it’s safe to add a new circuit without proper assessment.
  • Proper EV charging installation minimizes risks like overheating and electrical damage, ensuring a reliable and safe experience.