EV CHARGER INSTALLATION

Ready for an EV Charger Installation?

Reach out to King Electric LLC for your professional quote & installation

Depending on the current electric usage of your property, an EV charger installation could require additional changes to your electrical system such as panel upgrades, load shedding devices or even full service upgrades if you’re already maxed out on power.

King Electric techs are EV masters and have in-depth experience installing a variety of EV chargers up and down the front range of Northern Colorado.  We can provide a customized quote for your specific install – just fill out the form at the button below and we’ll provide you with a prompt estimate.  

EV CHARGER INSTALLATION

Understanding your needs

Before diving into installation, consider what type of EV charger suits your vehicle and lifestyle. A top-rated electrician such as our King Electric LLC company can help you decide which is best for you. There are generally two types:

  • Level 1 Chargers: These use a standard 120V outlet, which doesn’t require special installation but charges slowly, typically best for overnight use.

  • Level 2 Chargers: These require a 240V outlet and charge much faster, ideal for those who use their vehicle more frequently and can’t wait 8+ hours for a charge.

Choosing the right location

Selecting the right spot for your EV charger installation is crucial. Most homeowners choose their garage or the side of their house closest to where they park their car. It’s important to consider factors like the distance to the electrical panel and exposure to elements if it’s installed outside.

Assessing your electrical system

Before installing a Level 2 charger, ensure your home’s electrical system can handle the additional load. This might mean upgrading your electrical panel or adding a dedicated circuit. Consulting with a licensed electrical contractor like King Electric, LLC, who is highly experienced in EV Installations, can provide you with peace of mind that your system not only meets local code requirements but is also safe.