Find EV Charger Installers Near You
Browse licensed electricians who specialize in residential EV charger installation. A Level 2 home charger gives you 25 to 40 miles of range per hour, fully charging most electric vehicles overnight. Our directory connects you with pre-screened professionals who can handle the electrical work, permitting, and setup.
What EV Charger Installation Involves
Most home EV charger installations require a dedicated 240V circuit from your electrical panel to your garage or parking area. The electrician installs a new breaker (typically 40A or 50A), runs wiring to the charger location, and either installs a NEMA 14-50 outlet or hardwires the charging unit directly. The typical installation takes 2 to 4 hours and costs $500 to $2,500 total including the charger.
If your electrical panel is at capacity (common in older homes with 100-amp service), a panel upgrade to 200-amp adds $1,500 to $3,000 but may be necessary to safely support the charger’s load alongside your other appliances.
Choosing the Right Installer
Look for a licensed electrician with specific EV charger installation experience. Key qualifications include a valid state electrical license, experience with EV charging equipment (ask how many installations they have done), familiarity with local permitting requirements, and knowledge of your specific vehicle’s charging capabilities and requirements.
Many charger manufacturers (ChargePoint, JuiceBox, Tesla) maintain installer networks. Using a manufacturer-recommended installer can simplify warranty support if issues arise.
For a detailed breakdown of charger options, costs, and the installation process, read our EV Charger Installation Guide.