Phase 1
EV Charger Installation Across Seattle
We install home EV chargers throughout Seattle, including Capitol Hill, Ballard, Queen Anne, Wallingford, Green Lake, West Seattle, Magnolia, and Beacon Hill. A lot of Seattle housing stock is older craftsman and bungalow-style homes, often with smaller original electrical panels, so a panel evaluation is part of every quote we return, not an upsell added later.
Newer construction in neighborhoods like South Lake Union and parts of West Seattle typically has more panel capacity to start, which can mean a simpler and faster install.
Phase 2
Seattle Permitting, What to Expect
Electrical permits for EV charger installation in Seattle go through the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections. We file the permit directly and coordinate the required inspection as part of your install, so there is nothing you need to manage yourself.

Phase 3
What’s Included in Every Seattle Install
Your quote covers the full job, not just the hardware:
Phase 4
EV Charger Plus Solar in Seattle
Seattle homeowners installing an EV charger are often the same homeowners who ask about solar a year or two later, once they see the added draw on their power bill. We install both, so if solar is on your radar, we can plan your charger installation with that in mind from the start. See Energy Solutions →
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Common Questions
Do you install EV chargers in Seattle?
Yes. We install home EV chargers throughout Seattle with licensed electricians on every job, and we handle the City of Seattle permit and inspection for you.
Which Seattle neighborhoods do you serve?
Capitol Hill, Ballard, Queen Anne, Wallingford, Green Lake, West Seattle, Magnolia, Beacon Hill, and the surrounding area.
Do I need a permit to install an EV charger in Seattle?
Yes, an electrical permit through the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections is required. We file it directly and coordinate the inspection as part of your install.
How long does Seattle EV charger installation take?
Most installs run one to two weeks from quote to completion, depending on permit processing time and whether any panel work is needed.
My Seattle home has an older panel, can I still get a charger installed?
In most cases, yes. We evaluate your panel as part of every quote and walk you through your options, including a smart panel that can often avoid a full service upgrade. See how panel upgrades work →
Ready for a Seattle Quote?
Tell us about your home and we’ll send back a fixed-price quote, panel work included if you need it.

