With just a few details and photos of your project, we can often provide an estimate quickly and without a site visit.
With just a few details and photos of your project, we can often provide an estimate quickly and without a site visit.
Tesla experts with 10+ years of local experience and hundreds of charger installations
Most jobs quoted within 24 hours, without a site visit
We help you find and apply for any applicable local incentives and rebates.
We will help you find the best charging solution for your home in a few simple steps:
Share your install details and we'll get back to you within 24 hours
After deposit you'll pick a day that works for you
We'll schedule an inspection so you can charge with peace of mind
Local Tesla Experts with hundreds of chargers installed
4 year Tesla charging equipment limited warranty
1 year Centerfield Electric workmanship warranty
Our team of installation experts is licensed and insured up to $1M
We obtain permits and schedule inspections
How much does an installation cost?
A home EV charger installation can cost anywhere from $750 to more than $3,000. In the US, the average price is $1,300, but yours may cost more if your home’s setup is more complicated than average. The main factors that impact your price are your electrical panel’s capacity, the brand of panel you have, and the distance between your panel and your charger location.
Can I Install An Electric Vehicle Charger Outdoors?
Yes, electric vehicle chargers can be installed outdoors. However, it's important to choose a charger that's designed for outdoor use and to protect it from the elements.
Do I Need To Obtain Permits To Install An Electric Vehicle Charger?
Permit requirements vary depending on your local building codes and regulations. It's important to check with your city or county government to determine if you need a permit for the installation.
Can I Install An Electric Vehicle Charger If I Rent My Home?
If you rent your home, you may need to get permission from your landlord before installing an electric vehicle charger. Additionally, you may need to remove the charger when you move out.
How Long Does It Take To Charge An Electric Vehicle?
The time it takes to charge an electric vehicle depends on the type of charger and the size of the battery. Level 1 chargers can take up to 20 hours to fully charge a battery, while Level 2 chargers can take between 4-8 hours. DC fast chargers can charge a battery to 80% in about 30 minutes.
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