EV Charger Installation

A Level 2 charger turns an overnight stop in the garage into a full battery. We install home and commercial EV chargers on a dedicated circuit — and we check your panel capacity first, so the charger works safely alongside everything else in the building.

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What an EV charger installation includes

Level 2 (240V) charger installation, hardwired or plug-in
Dedicated circuit and breaker sized to your charger and vehicle
Load calculation and panel capacity check before installation
Panel upgrades when existing capacity falls short
Conduit runs to garages, driveways and parking areas
Permits and inspection where your city requires them
All major brands: ChargePoint, Emporia, JuiceBox, Tesla Wall Connector

What we check before installing

Available capacity in your electrical panel
Distance between the panel and where you park
Indoor or outdoor mounting and weather protection
Charger amperage matched to your vehicle's onboard charger

How We Work

FROM FIRST CALL TO FINAL INSPECTION

Assessment

We inspect the existing system and listen to what you need.

Clear Estimate

A written scope and price — no surprises later.

Permits

We pull the permits your city requires.

Installation

Clean, code-compliant work by licensed electricians.

Inspection

Testing, city sign-off and a walkthrough with you.

Service Areas

EV CHARGER INSTALLATION NEAR YOU

We provide ev charger installation across San Mateo County and the Bay Area, including:

San Mateo, CA Burlingame, CA Belmont, CA

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Panel Upgrades

Your electrical panel decides how much power your home or business can safely use. We replace outdated and undersized panels — including Federal Pacific, Zinsco and old fuse boxes — with modern breaker panels sized for the way you live and work today, from EV chargers to heat pumps and remodels.

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