The installation time for an EV charger can vary depending on the complexity of your home’s electrical system and the type of charger being installed. On average, a standard Level 2 charger installation takes between 2-4 hours. However, more complex installations, such as those requiring electrical panel upgrades or long wire runs, may take up to 6-8 hours. We always provide a detailed timeline estimate during our initial consultation to ensure you’re fully informed about the process. Learn more about our EV charger installation services.

We offer a wide range of EV chargers to suit different needs and vehicle types. Our selection includes: 1. Level 1 chargers: These use a standard 120V outlet and are ideal for overnight charging or plug-in hybrids. 2. Level 2 chargers: These 240V units provide faster charging and are the most popular option for home use. 3. Smart chargers: These advanced units offer features like scheduling, energy monitoring, and smartphone control. 4. Brand-specific chargers: We can install chargers designed for specific EV brands like Tesla, Chevrolet, or Nissan. Our team will help you choose the best charger based on your vehicle, charging needs, and home’s electrical capacity. Explore our full range of electrical services.

We’ve been proudly serving the Northern Virginia and Maryland area, including Montgomery County, since 1963. That’s over 60 years of experience in the electrical industry! Throughout these decades, we’ve continuously adapted to new technologies and industry standards, including the recent surge in EV charger installations. Our longevity is a testament to our commitment to quality work, customer satisfaction, and staying ahead of the curve in electrical services. We bring this wealth of experience to every job, ensuring that your EV charger installation is done right the first time. Learn more about our company history and services.

Whether you need to upgrade your electrical panel depends on several factors, including your home’s current electrical capacity, the type of EV charger you’re installing, and your overall electrical usage. In many cases, homes built within the last 20 years can accommodate a Level 2 charger without needing an upgrade. However, if your panel is older or near capacity, an upgrade might be necessary to safely support the additional load of an EV charger. During our initial assessment, we’ll evaluate your electrical panel and overall system to determine if an upgrade is needed”, “Can you install an EV charger in my garage?