We’re Your Local EV Home Charger Installation Experts

We’re familiar with the leading manufacturers’ latest Level 2 EV charger models. As part of your electric vehicle charging installation, we’ll help you decide on the right Level 2 charger for your vehicle, and then:

  • IPull any necessary permits and ensure electrical code compliance.
  • IInstall the charger to the wall of your garage (or carport).
  • IRun a new 220-volt EV charger circuit from the home charger to your electrical panel.
  • PUpgrade the electrical panel if needed. (It will be in the estimate.)
  • PFully test your new system and show you how it works.
  • PHelp you apply for local and federal rebates and tax credits.

To get the most out of the EV ownership experience with professional Level 2 home charger installation call us at (617) 221-4972 or Book Now.

EV Charging FAQs

Our team offers a wide range of services to keep your electrical system running smoothly! 

Older homes might need electrical work, often unnoticed. A system checkup can reveal if an upgrade is necessary for better power distribution and safety. Upgraded panels offer more power and convenience, reducing fire hazards posed by faulty systems. Professional electricians ensure safety by assessing current systems, identifying issues, and inspecting all electrical components. While upgrades involve costs, the safety and efficiency benefits for your home are invaluable.

If you have questions or think it’s time to upgrade your electrical system, call Akian at (617) 221-4972 or Book Now  

How much does it cost to install an EV charger at home?

The cost to install an electric vehicle charger varies due to several factors, including the need to upgrade the amp service, the price of the charging equipment, and the availability of any local, state, federal, or manufacturer rebates. We’ll help you find rebates you may qualify for and provide a detailed cost estimate before we begin work.

Is 150-amp service enough for EV charging?

To install a Level 2 charger, you will probably need 150-amp or 200-amp service. For 100-amp service or less, your EV or Tesla charger will probably take up too much capacity for your home. We recommend upgrading to 200-amp service to ensure you have enough capacity to handle the electrical demands of your home.

Do I need an electrician for EV charger installation?

Yes, you should always work with a licensed, experienced electrician to install an EV charger (or perform any other electrical work in your home). Installing an EV charger without a permit may violate the charger warranty and jeopardize your homeowners insurance coverage.

What else should I know about EV chargers?

They’re more affordable than you might think! Your local Mister Sparky electrician will help you identify any manufacturer, local utility, state, or federal EV rebates that may lower EV charger installation costs. Learn more about some of the variables that impact EV charger selection and installation.

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Upgrade Your Home’s Electrical System for Safety and Efficiency

Outdated electrical systems can compromise safety and efficiency throughout your home. Upgrading to a modern system ensures reliable power, enhanced safety, and improved performance. At Akian, we handle everything from diagnostics to installation, making sure your entire electrical setup is strong and dependable. For expert electrical upgrades in MA, call Akian at (617) 221-4972 or Book Now.

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