Why Charge at Home
Why Install a Level 2 Home Charger
A standard wall outlet (Level 1) can take over 24 hours to fully charge an EV. By comparison, a dedicated Level 2 home charger on a 240V circuit cuts that to a few hours, so you plug in overnight and wake up to a full battery every morning, no public charging line required.
Equipment We Install
Every Major Charger, Professionally Installed
Tesla Wall Connector
Available in Standard (Tesla-only, NACS) or Universal (adds J1772 for non-Tesla EVs). At full output, it delivers up to 48A / 11.5kW on a 60A circuit, adding up to 44 miles of range per hour.
ChargePoint Home Flex
Adjustable amperage (16–50A) with app-based scheduling and energy tracking, a strong universal choice for non-Tesla EVs.
Wallbox & JuiceBox
Compact, Wi-Fi-connected chargers with strong reliability track records, a good fit for tighter garage layouts.
Driving a Rivian, Ford, or Chevy EV? We install the right charger and adapter setup for your specific vehicle.
Tesla Charging Times
0–100% Charge Times at 48A
Charging slows after 80% to protect battery health, so most drivers plug in well before a full 0–100% cycle.
Code Compliance & Technical Requirements
EV charger installation involves 240V circuitry and is regulated under Washington electrical code (RCW 19.28). Because of that, it must be done by a licensed electrician. DIY installation risks fire hazards, code violations, and voided equipment warranties.
Getting Started
Our Simple Installation Process
Free assessment & fixed quote
We file the permit with your jurisdiction
Licensed install: circuit, wiring, mounting
Testing, walkthrough & app setup
Beyond the Charger
Pair Your Charger With Solar, Battery & a Smart Panel
Solar Panels
Charge your EV with power generated on your own roof instead of the grid.
Battery Backup
Store solar power for EV charging at night or keep charging during an outage.
Smart Electrical Panel
Add EV charging to an older home’s panel without a costly full service upgrade.
“Highly recommend this company. They upgraded our electric panel and installed our wall charger for EV. Very nice to work with. Work was done on time and as promised. The price was fair and reasonable.”
Yung Lee
Google Review
Common Questions
Keep your EV charging even during a power outage with a battery-backed charging circuit. Learn About Battery Backup →
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EV Charger Installation FAQ
How much does home EV charger installation cost?+
Most installations in Western Washington run $1,200–$1,500, depending on panel capacity, conduit length, and permit fees. Either way, we provide a fixed, transparent quote before any work begins, and can flag any panel upgrade needs during your consultation.
Can I install a home EV charger myself?+
No, Washington requires a licensed electrician for 240V circuit work, and DIY installation can void your charger’s warranty and create fire risks. Instead, our licensed electricians handle permitting, installation, and inspection for you.
Can a non-Tesla EV charge on a Tesla Wall Connector?+
Yes, with the Universal Wall Connector (J1772 + NACS) or an adapter. In fact, if you own or plan to own multiple EV brands, just let us know during your consultation so we can size the right equipment.
Does rain or outdoor exposure affect a home charger?+
No, outdoor-rated chargers carry a NEMA 3R weatherproof rating built for Western Washington’s rainy climate, and GFCI protection is also required by code for any outdoor installation.
Can I add an EV charger to an existing solar system?+
In most cases, yes. We evaluate your existing inverter and panel capacity first, then design the charger circuit to integrate with what’s already installed.
