EV Chargers

Our Services Include but Are Not Limited to​

EV Charger Installation Services

• Comprehensive Site Assessment: Evaluate the installation site to determine the optimal location for the EV charger, considering electrical capacity, accessibility, and convenience.

• Customized Installation Plans: Develop tailored installation plans that meet your specific needs, including home, workplace, or commercial settings.

• Permitting and Code Compliance: Handle all necessary permits and ensure the installation complies with local building codes and national standards for safety and performance.

• Different Levels of EV Chargers:
    - Level 1 Chargers: Utilize standard 120-volt outlets, suitable for home use, offering a slower charge rate ideal for overnight charging.
    -Level 2 Chargers: Most popular household option, utilize 240-volt outlets, providing faster charging speeds, commonly installed in homes, workplaces, and public locations. Several states and counties offer rebates for level 2 chargers, check with your local authority.
    -Level 3 Chargers (DC Fast Chargers): Deliver rapid charging using direct current, ideal for commercial and public charging stations, significantly reducing charging time. Most homes cannot handle the power and cost of DC chargers.

• Installation of High-Quality Equipment: Install top-tier EV chargers that are reliable, durable, and compatible with a wide range of electric vehicles.

• Electrical Panel Upgrades: Upgrade existing electrical panels if necessary to support the increased load from the EV charger, ensuring safe and efficient power distribution.

• Load Management Solutions: Implement load management systems to balance the electrical load and prevent overloading the system, optimizing energy use.

• Smart Charger Integration: Install smart EV chargers with advanced features such as remote monitoring, scheduling, and energy usage tracking, enhancing convenience and efficiency.

• Training and Support: Provide thorough training on the use and maintenance of the EV charger, ensuring clients are comfortable and confident with their new equipment.

• Post-Installation Testing: Conduct rigorous testing of the installed EV charger to verify functionality, safety, and compliance with all relevant standards and codes.

• Ongoing Maintenance and Support: Offer maintenance services and support to ensure the long-term reliability and performance of the EV charger.

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Signs an EV Charger Needs Repair:

• Slow Charging Speed: Noticeable decrease in charging speed, taking longer than usual to charge the vehicle fully.

• Inconsistent Power Delivery: Fluctuations in power delivery or intermittent charging, indicating potential electrical issues.

• Overheating: The charger or connecting cables feel excessively hot to the touch, suggesting overheating problems.

• Error Messages: Display of error messages or warning lights on the charger unit, indicating a malfunction.

• Physical Damage: Visible damage to the charger, cables, or connectors, which can compromise safety and performance.

• Burning Smell: Detection of a burning smell during charging, which may indicate overheating or electrical faults.

• Frequent Tripping: Circuit breakers frequently tripping when the charger is in use, suggesting electrical issues that need addressing.

• Unresponsive Controls: The charger's controls or display screen becomes unresponsive, making it difficult to operate.

• Vehicle Not Charging: The electric vehicle fails to charge when connected to the charger, indicating a possible issue with the charger itself.

• Audible Noises: Unusual sounds such as buzzing or humming from the charger, signaling potential internal problems.

• A household’s energy bills are higher than normal.