Residential EV Charging Installation
Bringing convenient EV charging to your home
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Convenient In-Home Charging
Owning An Electric Vehicle Is EZ
Installing an EV charger in your home can make owning an electric vehicle more manageable than ever imagined. With a reliable home EV charger, you never have to worry about being stranded somewhere waiting for your car to charge.
In-home charging makes owning an electric vehicle easy and reliable. Now, you can charge your battery in the comfort of your home, even while you sleep!
Ongoing Maintenance For Your Satisfaction
We'll Get You Set Up And Keep The Current Flowing
Owning an electric vehicle and charging station comes with many perks. But, just like any investment, proper care and maintenance are necessary to keep it functioning correctly. That’s where we come in.
We offer ongoing maintenance for your EV charging station to keep you safe and moving. We’ll ensure your charging station can keep up with your active lifestyle.
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We Make It Easy For You
We guarantee you a stress-free experience
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We stay up-to-date on emerging technologies
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We provide you with safe and reliable solutions
Residential EV Charging Pricing Calculator
Residential EV Charging Calculator
Home EV charging station pricing depends on the distance from the electric panel and the upgrades required. Use the estimating tool to the right to get an idea of your cost.
This is the distance of the conduit run from your main service panel to the desired charger location.
If you have a 100-amp panel, you’ll likely need to upgrade to a 200-amp panel before using your Level 2 EV charger.
You may need a sub-panel for your EV charger installation if you have enough power, but not enough space. An EZ EV electrician will survey your service and determine if you have the space.
If you’re not sure what charger to pick, we will help you determine the best charger for your vehicle.
Still Have Questions?
Give us a call, and we’ll happily walk you through our residential EV calculator tool.
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Our Process
Our EZ process makes owning an electric vehicle stress-free and efficient
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Frequently Asked Questions
The cost of buying and installing an EV charger varies depending on the site condition in which it will be installed along with the EV charger technology selected. Residential installations can vary from $1,000 to $10,000.
Step 1. Fill Out The Form
Click here to fill out our contact form so we can learn more about your project. We will follow up with a phone consultation to discuss your EV charging station project, including pricing, timeline, and upgrades.
Step 2. Review Your Design
During this time we will come up with a plan for the installation of your EV charging station. If needed, we will come out to your home to do an on-site inspection of your space.
Step 3. Let Us Take Care Of The Rest
After designing and engineering your charging station, we’ll make sure we have all permits and materials needed to install your charging station.
Step 4. Plug In
Now that your project is complete, it’s time to buckle up and hit the road!
We’d advise against it. Someone without electrical knowledge may cause damage to themselves, the charger unit, or the built environment with do-it-yourself installation. We’ve seen customers make the following dangerous mistakes:
- Unknowingly working on a live circuit or live panel and getting injured
- Pulling the wrong wire
- Hooking the charger up improperly, which can damage the unit
- Not protecting the charger against power surges
- Voiding Warranty
Unfortunately, because electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) units are relatively new technology, there is little concrete data on their longevity or average maintenance expenses. We know that industry experts predict the expected charger lifespan to be approximately ten years
Level 2 equipment offers charging through 240V (in residential applications) or 208V (in commercial applications) electrical service, and is common for home, workplace, and public charging. Level 2 chargers can charge a BEV from empty in 4-10 hours and a PHEV from empty in 1-2 hours.
Level 1 Charging: 120-Volt
Connectors Used: J1772, Tesla
Charging Speed: 3 to 5 Miles Per Hour
Locations: Home, Workplace & Public
Level 2 Charging: 208-Volt to 240-Volt
Connectors Used: J1772, Tesla
Charging Speed: 12 to 80 Miles Per Hour
Locations: Home, Workplace & Public
Level 3 Charging: 400-Volt to 900-Volt (DC Fast Charge & Supercharging)
Connectors Used: Combined Charging System (Combo), CHAdeMO & Tesla
Charging Speed: 3 to 20 Miles Per Minute
Locations: Public
In North America, every electric vehicle manufacturer (except Tesla) uses the SAE J1772 connector, also known as the J-plug, for Level 1 (120 volt) and Level 2 (240 volt) charging.