EV Charger Installation
Skip the public charging stations and enjoy the convenience of fast, reliable EV charging right from your garage or driveway. We make it easy to power your electric vehicle with a custom installation designed for your home. We proudly install chargers compatible with Generac, Kohler, and Cummins energy systems to ensure seamless integration with your home’s electrical infrastructure. We also install Button Stations, giving you convenient, physical control of your charging system, ideal for quick shutoff, mode selection, or safety management.
Learn About Throw-On and Supply Options
Throw-On Setup
The charger is installed to run when your main panel allows, typically without the need for major electrical upgrades—great for simpler installations.
Supply Setup
A more robust installation that ensures your EV charger gets dedicated power, ideal for faster or multiple vehicle charging needs.
Our team will help you determine which configuration fits your vehicle, home panel capacity, and charging needs best.
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Surge Protection
Your EV charger is a high-value device. Add surge protection to prevent damage during unexpected voltage spikes. We offer this as a bundled or optional upgrade with every installation.
FAQ ‘s
Do I need a permit to install an EV charger at home?
Yes. In most Connecticut towns, a permit is required for EV charger installation. We handle the permitting process to make sure everything meets local electrical code.
Can you install chargers for Teslas or other specific brands?
Yes. We install EV chargers compatible with all major brands, including Tesla, Ford, Chevy, Nissan, and more. We’ll help you choose the best model for your home and vehicle.
How long does it take to install a Level 2 charger?
Most installs take 2 to 4 hours. If your panel needs upgrading or wiring needs to be extended, it could take up to a full day. We’ll give you a clear timeline before starting.
Will a home EV charger increase my electric bill?
Charging your EV does use more electricity, but it’s typically far cheaper than paying for gas. We can recommend smart chargers that let you schedule charging during off-peak hours to save money.