Level 2 EV charger installation for homes and businesses in Westchester and Putnam. We handle the load calculation, the dedicated circuit, the mounting, and the inspection, so you plug in at home instead of planning around public chargers.
A Level 2 charger needs its own dedicated 240-volt circuit, sized to the charger and protected at the panel. The installation has four parts: a load calculation to confirm your panel can carry it, the circuit run from panel to parking spot, the charger mounting and connection, and the inspection.
The biggest variable is the distance between your panel and where the car parks. A garage next to the panel is a short run. A detached garage or a spot on the far side of the house takes more wire, more labor, and sometimes trenching. That's why we look at the job before quoting it instead of guessing over the phone.
The second variable is panel capacity. EV charging is one of the largest loads in a modern home, and some older panels don't have the headroom for it. We run the load calculation up front and tell you honestly whether your panel is ready or needs an upgrade first. Panel upgrades are core work for us, so if one is needed you're dealing with one contractor for the whole job instead of two.
We install and wire chargers from all the major brands. If you already bought one, we'll wire it. If you haven't, we'll tell you what to look for based on your vehicle and your panel.
Chargers in parking lots, garages, and multi-unit buildings are a bigger electrical job than a home install: distribution, metering, and site work matter as much as the chargers themselves. We handle that scope as part of our commercial electrical work across Westchester and Putnam.
Not always. It depends on your service size and what your panel already feeds. We run a load calculation during the free estimate. If the panel can take a dedicated circuit, we install it as is. If it can't, we quote the upgrade before any work starts.
Both are common. A plug-in charger uses a 240-volt outlet and is easy to swap later. Hardwiring supports higher charging speeds, and some manufacturers require it for their fastest settings. We'll tell you which option your charger and your panel support.
Yes. We install chargers for parking lots, garages, and multi-unit buildings across Westchester and Putnam, including the panel, distribution, and site work behind them.
Free estimates, honest answers, work that meets and exceeds code on every job.