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EV charger installation across the Triangle

Licensed, permitted and usually finished in a day. Tell us four things about your home and we will give you a real number — not a callback promise.

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Licensed NC contractor · Permit handled · Flat quote before we start

Home EV charger installed on a Triangle-area house
How it works

Four questions, then a number

Most companies take your details and call you back tomorrow. We would rather just answer you.

Step 1

Tell us about the house

Roughly when it was built, where the panel is, and how far it sits from where you park. That is usually enough to price the job.

Step 2

Get a flat quote

A real number, including permit and inspection. If we think you need a panel upgrade, we will say so up front rather than on the day.

Step 3

We install and certify

Usually one visit, three to five hours. We pull the permit, meet the inspector and leave you with a charger that is signed off.

Areas we cover

Local to the Triangle, not driving in from out of state

Permit rules, utility providers and typical panel age all change from town to town here. We work in each of these often enough to know the difference.

What it costs

Honest pricing, before you call

Standard installPanel in the garage, short run, existing capacity$600–900
Longer run or outdoor mount40ft+, conduit, exterior weatherproofing$900–1,600
Install + panel upgrade100A to 200A service, separate inspection$2,400–4,000
Permit & inspectionPulled and attended by usIncluded

The charger itself is separate. A Tesla Wall Connector runs around $420 and universal units start near $350. We are happy to install one you have already bought — it does not change our price.

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Questions

Straight answers

How long does an EV charger installation take?
Most straightforward installs take three to five hours and are finished in a single visit. If your panel needs upgrading first, that adds a day and a separate inspection.
Do I need a permit for an EV charger in North Carolina?
Yes. An electrical permit is required and the work has to pass inspection. We pull the permit and meet the inspector as part of the job — you do not need to arrange anything.
How do I know if my electrical panel can handle a charger?
It comes down to a load calculation, not just the panel's amp rating. Homes built after about 2000 usually have 200A service with spare capacity. Older homes on 100A service often need an upgrade. We check before quoting.
Can you install a charger I already bought?
Yes. We install customer-supplied units regularly, including Tesla, ChargePoint, Wallbox, Emporia and Grizzl-E. The install price is the same either way.
What does it cost?
A standard install with a short cable run is typically $600 to $1,200 in labour and materials, excluding the charger itself. Long runs, outdoor trenching or a panel upgrade increase that. We give a flat quote before starting.
Licensed & insured NC electrical contractor
Permit & inspection handled for you
Flat quote before we start
Answered in 5 minutes — day or night
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Tell us about your install in the Triangle

Answer four questions and you get a real number, not a callback promise. Most quotes come back in under five minutes — including evenings and weekends.

No obligation · We pull the permit · Licensed NC contractor