Charging on a standard outlet adds a few miles an hour, which is fine until it is not. A Level 2 charger on a dedicated 240 volt circuit fills most batteries overnight, and the install is straightforward when the panel has capacity and the run is planned properly. We handle EV charger installation across Georgia and the surrounding Georgia area, usually in a single visit.
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Outlets, switches, dead circuits, GFCI faults, breaker replacement and hard-to-find faults.
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Questions
A straightforward garage install near the panel is the low end. Cost rises with distance from the panel, whether the run is exposed or fished through finished walls, whether it goes outdoors or to a detached structure, and whether the service needs upgrading. We quote one flat number after looking at the panel and the route. Call (866) 651-5242.
Not necessarily. Plenty of Georgia homes charge fine on a 100 or 150 amp service, especially with a 32 or 40 amp charger or a load management device. The load calculation decides it, not a rule of thumb.
Hardwiring supports the highest charge rates and is generally the more durable choice for a permanent home charger. A 14-50 receptacle is flexible if you rent, move often, or want to take the charger with you. We install both and will tell you which suits your situation.
Most single-charger installs in Georgia are done in three to six hours. Long runs, panel upgrades or trenching to a detached garage extend that to a full day or two.
Yes. That usually means a buried feeder and often a small sub panel at the structure, which is also handy if you want lights and outlets out there. We size the feeder for the charger plus whatever else you plan to add.
Yes. EV circuits require a permit in Georgia like any other new 240 volt circuit. We file it, meet the inspector and hand you the signed paperwork.
By city
Every one of our 540 Georgia city pages includes this service.
Reviews
Recessed lights in the living room and a dimmer that actually works with LEDs. They vacuumed the drywall dust before they left, which I did not expect.
Colleen M.Lighting installation · GeorgiaUpgraded us from 100 to 200 amp so we could add the heat pump. Handled the utility coordination and the permit, which was the part I was dreading.
Everett B.Panel upgrade · GeorgiaHot tub circuit with the GFCI disconnect, buried run, the whole thing. Inspector signed off with no corrections.
Isaac T.Dedicated circuit · GeorgiaLines are answered 24 hours a day. Flat price agreed before we start.