EV Charger Installation
Level 2 home EV charger installation on a dedicated 240V circuit — permitted, inspected, and done in a day in most homes.
We install Level 2 home chargers across the Triangle and the Triad on dedicated 240V circuits — either a NEMA 14-50 receptacle or a hardwired unit, whichever your charger and your panel call for. We work with every major brand: Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint, Wallbox, Emporia, Autel, and the charger that came with your car.
Before we quote, we check your panel capacity. If your panel can't take another 50A circuit, we'll tell you straight and price the load-management or panel-upgrade options side by side — no surprises on install day. We pull permits and handle inspections.
What we handle
- NEMA 14-50 outlet or hardwired Level 2 charger install
- Dedicated 240V circuit from your panel, sized to the charger
- Load calculations and panel capacity check before we quote
- Tesla, ChargePoint, Wallbox, Emporia, Autel, and more
- Permit pulled and inspection handled
- Duke Energy Charger Prep Credit guidance for qualifying NC homeowners (up to ~$1,133)
How an EV charger install works.
Simple, permitted, and documented — including everything you need for the Duke Energy incentive.
Get your estimate
We send you a written estimate.
Approve the estimate
Approve it when you're ready to move forward.
We pull the permit
We file the electrical permit with your city or county.
Install day
We schedule an appointment and install your charger.
Inspection
Once the work is finished and the invoice is paid, we schedule the inspection.
Common questions
What is the EV charger installation process?
Send us the assessment form, we send an estimate, you approve it, we pull the permit, we schedule and install, and once the invoice is paid we schedule the inspection. See the full process.
How do I submit for the Duke Energy EV charger incentive?
We give you an itemized invoice that follows Duke Energy's guidelines. It includes our permit number and our company and license information so Duke can verify the work. Duke also requires the inspection number, which we provide once the inspection is complete.
How long does an EV charger installation take?
Most home installs are done in half a day once the permit is in hand. A long circuit run or a panel that needs work can extend that, and we'll tell you before we start.
Do I need a panel upgrade to add an EV charger?
Not always. We run a load calculation first. Many 200A panels take a charger circuit with no changes; older 100A panels often need a load-management device or an upgrade. We price both paths up front.
Is there a rebate for EV charger wiring in NC?
Duke Energy's residential Charger Prep Credit covers up to roughly $1,133 of qualifying wiring costs for eligible NC homeowners. We'll help you confirm eligibility and file the paperwork.
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Same-day response during business hours. Licensed, bonded, insured — NC Unlimited License #U.35579.