EV Charger Installation

Home EV Charger Installation by Licensed Electricians

A Level 2 home charging station is one of the best upgrades an EV owner can make — it charges your vehicle up to 9x faster than a standard wall outlet and maintains better long-term battery health by charging at a consistent, controlled rate. But it’s also a 240-volt hardwired electrical installation that needs to be done correctly.

We handle the entire process: assess your electrical system, pull the permit, install the circuit and mount the charger, and schedule the inspection. You get a professionally installed, code-compliant home charging setup with no guesswork and no loose ends.

What's Included in Our Installation Service

Electrical load assessment — verifying your panel has capacity for a dedicated 40- or 50-amp circuit
Panel upgrade coordination — if your breaker box needs work first, we handle that too
Permit application and management with your local building department
Dedicated 240-volt circuit with correctly sized wire, conduit, and breaker
Charger mounting — garage wall, exterior wall, or pedestal
Hardwire or NEMA 14-50/6-50 outlet installation depending on your charger model
Inspection scheduling and final sign-off

Circuit labeling and documentation

Which Charger Is Right for You?

Level 1 vs. Level 2: The Practical Difference

A standard 120-volt outlet adds roughly 3–5 miles of range per hour. For most EV drivers, that’s not enough to keep up with daily driving. A dedicated 240-volt home charger adds 20–40 miles per hour — enough to fully charge most vehicles overnight. For the average driver, that means plugging in at 6 PM and waking up to 100% every morning.

Brands We Install

We install all major manufacturers — ChargePoint, JuiceBox, Wallbox, Tesla Wall Connector, Grizzl-E, Clipper Creek, Emporia, and others. Already purchased your unit? We’ll install it. Still comparing options? We’ll walk you through the specs for your vehicle and garage setup.

Smart vs. Standard Chargers

Smart chargers connect to your home Wi-Fi and let you schedule off-peak charging, track energy use, and monitor sessions remotely. Standard units do the job without the connectivity. If your utility offers time-of-use rates, a smart charger pays for the price difference in a few months of off-peak scheduling.

Does My Panel Need an Upgrade First?

A home charger requires a dedicated 40- or 50-amp, 240-volt circuit. Whether your current panel can support that depends on its available capacity, remaining breaker slots, and total load. We assess this during the estimate visit — before any circuit work is recommended. Panels that frequently require upgrading before a charger circuit can be added:

60-amp or 100-amp panels with no open slots
Federal Pacific, Zinsco, or pushmatic panels
Panels with double-tapped breakers or modified wiring
Panels more than 30–40 years old with accumulated loads

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does installation take?

Most straightforward installs — charger in an attached garage, panel has capacity — are completed in two to four hours. Jobs requiring a longer wire run, conduit work, or panel upgrades take longer. We give you an accurate timeline in the written quote.

Is a permit required?

Yes. A new 240-volt dedicated circuit requires an electrical permit and inspection in virtually every jurisdiction. We pull the permit, manage all communication with the city, and schedule the inspection. Any contractor who offers to skip the permit is taking a risk with your insurance coverage, your home’s resale value, and your family’s safety.

What does installation cost?

Most homeowners pay $500–$1,500 for a straightforward Level 2 install (not including the charger itself). The main cost factors:

Distance from the electrical panel to the charger location
Whether conduit is required (indoor vs. outdoor runs)
Panel capacity — whether an upgrade or sub panel is needed first
Local permit fees

Can I install a charger in a rental home?

In a single-family rental, usually yes — with landlord permission. We can provide documentation for the landlord explaining the scope of work. In a multi-unit building, it depends on the electrical setup and building management. Call us and we’ll walk through the specifics.

Ready to Stop Plugging In and Start Charging?

Our team will assess your home’s electrical system, handle the permitting, and complete the installation correctly — so you wake up every morning with a full battery.

Cities We Serve for EV Charger Installation

We install, upgrade, and service electrical systems for homeowners and businesses throughout Salt Lake County. See a list of cities below that we service:

Don’t see your city? Call us — our coverage area is expanding and we may be able to help.