EV Charger Installation in Lakewood Ranch, FL

EV Charger Installation Services

Thinking about installing an EV charger at home? As certified electricians, we make the process safe, efficient, and tailored to your needs. Here’s what you should know:

Types of EV Chargers

Level 1 (120V) – Trickle Charging

• Comes standard with most new EVs.
• Adds about 3–5 miles of range per hour of charging.
• Best suited for plug-in hybrids or drivers traveling less than 50 miles per day.
• Simple, low-cost option but requires overnight charging.

Level 2 (240V) – Fast Home Charging

• Adds 15–35 miles of range per hour, depending on your vehicle and charger.
• Charges most EVs in just a few hours versus overnight.
• Ideal for daily drivers, longer commutes, or multiple EV households.

Recommendation: For most EV owners, a Level 2 charger is the best long-term solution for convenience and flexibility.

What We Install and Recommend

In 9 out of 10 installations, customers already have a hardwired charger provided with their vehicle. If you need a charger, we recommend the ChargePoint Home Flex, a versatile and reliable option.

Learn more about ChargePoint Home Flex.

Smart Features

Today’s EV chargers often integrate with smartphone apps to help you:

• Monitor charging in real time
• Manage charging schedules remotely
• Review energy consumption
• Receive notifications when charging is complete

Most EV brands—such as Tesla, BMW, Ford, and VW—offer their own companion apps for added convenience.

Indoor vs. Outdoor Installation

• Indoor: Protects your charger from weather and theft. Great if you have garage parking.
• Outdoor: Convenient if you park in the driveway. Requires a weather-rated charger and proximity to your electrical panel.

We’ll help you choose the best location based on your parking, security, and panel placement.

Electrical Panel Considerations

Installing an EV charger adds a significant electrical load. That’s why a licensed electrician should always perform a load calculation to determine if your panel can handle it.

• In some cases, a panel upgrade may be required.
• We also offer solutions to avoid a full-service upgrade, depending on your setup.

Rebates and Incentives

You may qualify for federal tax credits, state rebates, or utility company incentives when installing a Level 2 EV charger. Programs vary by location—check with:

• Your local electric utility
• The State of Florida website
• Federal tax credit resources
• Your tax professional

Ready to Get Started?

Whether you’re installing your first EV charger or upgrading for faster charging, our certified electricians ensure a safe and reliable installation every time.

Contact us today to schedule your EV charger installation.