Residential & Commercial
Charge at home overnight instead of hunting for public stations. We install Level 2 EV chargers across Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Leduc, Beaumont and Fort Saskatchewan, sized to your panel, wired to code, and inspected.
A Level 2 charger is the difference between a full battery every morning and waiting all day on a standard outlet. It runs on a 240-volt circuit, the same kind of power as an electric dryer or range, and charges several times faster than the Level 1 cord that comes with the car. The catch is that it needs a dedicated circuit and enough capacity in your panel to support it.
That's where a lot of DIY installs go wrong. We check your panel first, confirm it can handle the added load, and if it can't, we'll talk to you about a panel or service upgrade. Then we run the circuit, mount and wire the charger, pull the permit and have it inspected, so it's safe and done right the first time.
Most EV charger installs come down to a few practical questions. We'll help you work through:
A Level 2 charger at home is the single biggest quality-of-life upgrade for a new EV owner.
The cord that comes with the car can take all day. Level 2 charges several times faster on a proper circuit.
A charger needs a dedicated circuit and spare capacity. We check before we install, no surprises.
We'll place and weatherproof the charger for where you actually park, indoors or out.
We'll advise whether to hardwire the unit or install a dedicated outlet, based on your charger and setup.
Adding charging for staff, tenants or fleet vehicles has its own considerations, and we handle those too.
From the first call to final sign-off, we keep it straightforward and keep you informed:
We confirm your panel has room and capacity for the charger, and flag an upgrade only if it's genuinely needed.
We pull the electrical permit so the install is inspected and on the record, which matters for insurance and resale.
We run the dedicated circuit, mount the charger where you park, and wire it cleanly, indoors or out.
We test the charger, confirm it's charging properly and make sure you're comfortable using it.
An EV charger is a serious load on your home's electrical, so it's worth having done properly. Here's why drivers across the region call us:
Some can, some can't. A Level 2 charger is a big continuous load, so it needs a dedicated circuit and spare capacity. We check your panel before we install, and if there isn't room, we'll walk you through a panel or service upgrade rather than overloading it.
Considerably. The Level 1 cord runs on a standard outlet and can take most of a day to add meaningful range. A Level 2 charger on a 240-volt circuit charges several times faster, which is usually a full battery overnight.
Both are valid. A dedicated outlet lets you unplug and take a portable charger with you, while hardwiring is clean and permanent and sometimes required for certain units or outdoor installs. We'll recommend the right approach for your charger and location.
Yes. Adding a 240-volt charging circuit requires an electrical permit and inspection in Alberta. We handle that for you, which also protects you on insurance and when you sell the home.
We can install most common Level 2 chargers. If you've already bought one, we'll install it. If you haven't, we can point you toward reliable options that suit your vehicle and setup.
We install EV chargers throughout Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Spruce Grove, Leduc, Beaumont and Fort Saskatchewan, and surrounding communities. If you're nearby and not sure, just ask. There's a good chance we cover you.
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