Get Started With EV Charging

Charging at home, made simple

Send us a few details and a photo of your electrical panel. We will come back with a clear price for your charger install.

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Licensedin every state we serve
Employee-ownedMidwest company
NABCEPcertified company
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Getting started

Four steps to your new charger

01

Tell us about your EV

Your vehicle, where you park and how far you drive each day.

02

Send a panel photo

A photo of your main panel with the door open helps us check capacity before we visit.

03

Get your quote

A fixed price with the charger, wiring, permit and any panel work included.

04

Pick your install date

A licensed electrician installs and tests your charger, then we handle the inspection.

Before you call

What to have ready

Your vehicle

Make, model and year, so we match the charger to what your car can accept.

Your parking spot

Garage, driveway or carport, and roughly how far it is from your panel.

Your panel

A clear photo of the panel label and breakers.

Your utility

Your electric company, so we can check for EV rates or charger rebates.

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Plan for solar and storage now

If solar or a home battery is on your list, tell us now. We will size the charger circuit and panel for both, so the work only happens once.

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Get my free quote

Before you start

Is the quote free?

Yes. Consultations and quotes are free with no obligation.

How soon can you install?

We can often install in under a week once you approve the quote. Permit timing varies by city.

Do I need to be home?

Someone needs to give us access to the panel and the parking area. Most installs take a few hours to one day.

Can you help me choose a charger?

Yes. We recommend chargers based on your vehicle, Wi-Fi coverage at the parking spot and any utility program requirements.

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