Choose the location and share the equipment requirements
Tell us where you park, where the electrical panel is located, and whether the installation is indoors or outdoors. If you have selected charging equipment, send the make, model, and installation instructions. The equipment’s electrical requirements and the route from the panel help define the work.
Check capacity before adding a circuit
An open breaker position does not by itself confirm that a panel can support a charger. We assess existing loads, the proposed charging equipment, and the available service capacity. A dedicated circuit may be part of the installation; some projects also need panel or service work.
- Review the proposed charger and its installation requirements
- Assess panel capacity and circuit routing
- Discuss mounting, equipment location, and access
Plan around the way you park and use the space
Consider the cable reach to the vehicle, storage around the proposed equipment, and whether a finished wall or ceiling lies along the circuit route. Tell us about planned changes to the garage or driveway before the route is selected. Manufacturer instructions and the conditions at your home guide the final installation.
Get an estimate for your home
Include the town, charger model if known, panel location, and proposed charging location. Optional photos with electrical covers left closed can help identify what needs further assessment. We will discuss the scope and scheduling; charging speed and compatibility depend on the vehicle, equipment, and installation.