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Level 2 chargers · load calculations · service upgrades

Your car is fine at −30. The question is your panel.

We install Level 2 chargers across your region, starting with a load calculation instead of a guess. Half our customers need no panel work at all — and we would rather tell you that than sell you an upgrade you do not need.

Licensed electrician installing a Level 2 EV charger at a your city home at blue hour

1,180

Chargers installed

4.9 from 260 reviews · 1,180 chargers installed

Load calculated

Not guessed from panel size

1,180 installed

Across your region since 2019

Permit & inspection

Booked with your local utility

Tested with your car

Commissioned, not just wired

EV & capacity

Six installs, each with a real number

EV charging quotes swing wildly because most of them are guesses about your panel. Every price below assumes a load calculation has already happened — which is why they hold.

Level 2 charger install

Charger mounted, circuit run, permit pulled, commissioned.

  • Circuit sized to the charger, not the breaker box
  • Permit and inspection included
  • Commissioned with your vehicle
  • Cable management tidied

From $980 typical attached garage

Load calculation & assessment

The arithmetic that decides whether you need a panel at all.

  • Code-method calculation
  • Uses your real consumption data
  • Written result you keep
  • Credited against an install

From $149 credited on install

Panel & service upgrades

When the calculation genuinely says you need more.

  • utility disconnect coordinated
  • Scheduled with the charger install
  • Circuits labelled and tested
  • Permit and inspection

From $3,600 100A → 200A

Load management devices

The cheaper answer to a full service upgrade.

  • Often replaces a service upgrade
  • Sized against your actual loads
  • Charger throttles instead of tripping
  • Explained honestly, including the trade-offs

From $690 installed

Detached garage & outdoor runs

Underground feeds that survive a your region winter.

  • Buried at code depth
  • Subpanel at the garage
  • Sized for future load
  • Lawn restored properly

From $2,400 typical trench

Condo & workplace charging

Multi-unit installs with metering that survives a board meeting.

  • Capacity plan for the whole lot
  • Individual metering options
  • Staged for future stalls
  • Documentation for the board

From Quoted per site

How it works

How an install runs

  1. 1

    Send photos

    Your panel, the proposed charger location, and two utility bills. Most quotes need nothing more.

  2. 2

    Load calculation

    The code-method arithmetic, with the written answer sent to you the same week.

  3. 3

    Install day

    Half a day for a typical attached garage. Route agreed with you before anything is drilled.

  4. 4

    Commission and file

    Tested with your car, photographed, inspection booked, rebate paperwork filed.

Transparent pricing

Two numbers: the assessment, then the install

We separate them on purpose. The assessment is worth having even if you never buy an install from us — and about half the time it saves you thousands.

Plan comparison
IncludedAssessment$149credited against an installStandard install$980attached garage, panel adequateInstall with upgrade$4,580charger plus 200A service
Charger mounted and commissionedNot includedIncludedIncluded
Circuits labelled and testedNot includedNot includedIncluded
Code-method load calculationIncludedIncludedIncluded
Dedicated 240 V circuitNot includedIncludedIncluded
utility disconnect coordinatedNot includedNot includedIncluded
One-year workmanship warrantyNot includedIncludedIncluded
Options priced, including doing nothingIncludedNot includedNot included
Panel replaced, 100A → 200ANot includedNot includedIncluded
Permit and inspectionNot includedIncludedIncluded
Photographs for your recordsNot includedIncludedIncluded
Uses your real consumptionIncludedNot includedNot included
Written result you keepIncludedIncludedIncluded
ChooseChooseChoose

Ask about payment options and any local incentive programs. Availability, eligibility and terms are confirmed for your location before work begins.

Reviews

What EV owners say

4.9 from 260 reviews · 1,180 chargers installed

“Two other companies quoted a $4,000 service upgrade based on the panel label. Currentway did the actual calculation, said our 100-amp service was fine, and installed the charger for $980.”
AAnita RasmussenGarden Park
“Detached garage, ninety-foot trench, subpanel at the far end. They sized it for a future second car without being asked and the lawn was back to normal in three weeks.”
DDevon PilonNorth Town
“Excellent work and a clear explanation of load management versus a full upgrade. Four stars because the install slipped a week waiting on the inspection booking.”
GGrace LamSouthside

Service area

Where we install

your city and out to North Town, East Town, Nearby Town and Oak Valley. Beyond that we will still do the assessment remotely, with travel shown as its own line on any install quote.

  • Garden Park
  • Meadow Park
  • Woodlands
  • Riverside
  • West Park
  • Southside
  • East Park
  • West Gardens
  • North Town
  • East Town
  • Nearby Town
  • Oak Valley

If the calculation is wrong, the upgrade is on us

If we tell you your service is adequate and your charger later trips the main under normal use, we do the load-management device or the upgrade at our cost. In seven years and 1,180 installs we have paid for that twice — and both times we told the customer before they noticed.

Book a load assessment

FAQ

What EV owners ask

Not sure what your panel can take? Send photos to hello@example.com — the first answer costs nothing.

Do I need a 200-amp service for an EV?

Usually not. Just over half the homes we assess charge fine on a 100-amp service, especially with a 32-amp charger or a load-management device. The calculation decides, not the panel label.

How fast will it charge?

A 32-amp Level 2 charger adds roughly 30 to 40 km of range an hour, which fills any commuter's overnight need. A 48-amp charger costs more in copper and rarely changes anyone's morning.

Does cold weather matter?

It affects the car far more than the charger. your city winters reduce range and slow charging acceptance; a heated garage helps, and preconditioning while plugged in helps more.

Can I install a charger myself?

A 240-volt circuit requires a permit and inspection in your region, and doing it unpermitted can affect an insurance claim. We will happily install a charger you bought yourself.

Find out whether your panel can carry a charger

Send a photo of your panel and your last two utility bills. Most of the time we can tell you the answer, and the price, without visiting.