EV Charger & Smart Home Electrical

Level 2 EV chargers typically require a dedicated 40-50 amp circuit. Most modern homes with 200-amp panels have sufficient capacity. Older homes with 100-150 amp panels may need a panel upgrade to safely support EV charging plus your home's existing electrical load. We'll assess your panel during the quote process and let you know if an upgrade is needed. Panel upgrades add $1,500-3,500 to project cost but are necessary for safety.

Yes. We install Level 2 chargers for all electric vehicles including Tesla, Rivian, Ford F-150 Lightning, Chevy Bolt, Nissan Leaf, Hyundai Ioniq, and more. Most EVs use the standard J1772 connector (except Tesla, which has a proprietary connector but includes an adapter). We'll help you choose the right charger for your vehicle. Universal chargers work with all EVs, while Tesla Wall Connectors are optimized for Tesla vehicles.

Smart home electrical work varies by system but typically includes: installing smart switches and dimmers (requires neutral wires at switch boxes), adding outlets for smart hubs and devices, running low-voltage wiring for sensors and controls, ensuring adequate circuit capacity for automation systems, and integrating with your electrical panel for whole-home control. Older homes may need rewiring to add neutral wires. We'll assess your home and recommend the best approach for your smart home goals.

We handle the electrical hookup for solar panel systems including: connecting solar inverters to your electrical panel, installing AC disconnect switches, running conduit and wiring from rooftop panels to inverters, coordinating utility interconnection, and ensuring code compliance. We partner with solar installation companies or work with homeowners who've purchased solar systems separately. We don't install the panels themselves—only the electrical infrastructure. Contact us for a quote.