POWER SYSTEMS

The average cost for installing a Level 2 home EV charger typically ranges from $900 to $2,000. This estimate includes the charger itself and the installation process. Charger Unit (Level 2): $500 - $700 Basic Installation: $300 - $800 Electrical Panel Upgrade (if needed): $1,000 - $3,000 Permits and Inspection Fees: $100 - $500 COST INFLUENCERS Electrical Upgrades: Existing Electrical Capacity: If your home’s electrical panel can handle the additional load, the cost will be lower. However, if you need to upgrade your electrical panel to accommodate the charger, this can add $1,000 to $3,000 or more to the overall cost. Wiring and Circuitry: The distance from the electrical panel to the installation location can affect the cost. Longer distances may require additional wiring and labor, increasing the price. Installation Complexity: Location: Installing the charger in a convenient location close to the electrical panel is typically less expensive. More complex installations, such as those requiring trenching for outdoor installations or running conduit through walls, can increase labor costs. Permits and Inspections: Some areas require permits and inspections for electrical work, which can add to the cost. Permit fees vary by location. Additional Features: Smart Chargers: EV chargers with smart features, such as Wi-Fi connectivity and remote monitoring, tend to be more expensive. Mounting Options: Wall-mounted chargers are usually simpler and cheaper to install compared to freestanding units that may require additional structural support.

Charging times vary: Level 1 chargers take 8-12 hours, Level 2 chargers take 4-6 hours, and DC Fast Chargers can charge up to 80% in 30-60 minutes.

We offer 40 to 48 Amp Level 2 chargers with an without plugs, and with and without smart capabilities.

Yes, we provide professional installation services for home EV chargers, ensuring safe and efficient operation.

The typical cost for a 200 Amp panel upgrade including all equipment and materials is between $1,500 and $4,000 Cost Breakdown Example Electrical Panel (200 amp): $100 - $500 Basic Installation Labor: $400 - $800 Permits and Inspections: $50 - $200 Wiring and Additional Components: $500 - $1,500 Service Entrance Cable and Meter Upgrade: $700 - $1,500

An electrical panel, or breaker panel, distributes electricity throughout your home to various circuits.

You should consider an upgrade if your panel is outdated, you experience frequent breaker trips, or if you’re adding new electrical appliances or systems that need more power. Upgrading improves electrical safety, increases capacity for new circuits, and enhances the efficiency and reliability of your home’s electrical system.

Yes, in addition to new panel installations, we provide comprehensive inspections and load assessment to ensure your electrical panel is safe and up to code.

A heat pump transfers heat from the air, ground, or water to provide heating and cooling for your home. We supply and install air source heat pumps.

Heat pumps extract heat from outside and transfer it indoors for heating. For cooling, they remove heat from inside your home and release it outside.

Yes, heat pumps are highly energy-efficient and can significantly reduce your heating and cooling costs compared to traditional systems.

Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, which can be used to power your home, stored in batteries, or fed back into the grid.

Benefits include reduced electricity bills, lower carbon footprint, energy independence, and potential tax incentives and rebates.

Costs vary based on system size, location, and installation complexity. We provide customized quotes based on the Installation Request.

Solar panels typically have a lifespan of 25-30 years, with many systems retaining significant efficiency even after this period.