EV Charger Installation in San Diego
Wake up to a full charge, every morning. We install Tesla Wall Connectors and universal Level 2 chargers — permitted, inspected, and wired to handle the load.
How it works
Charging at Home, Done Right
A Level 2 charger adds serious range overnight — but it pulls real power. The most important part of the job happens before we touch a wire: the load calculation.
- Load calculation first. We verify your panel can actually support a 50-amp dedicated circuit. If it can't, we'll tell you — and a panel upgrade may be the right first step.
- Dedicated 50-amp, 240V circuit. No sharing with the dryer. No shortcuts. Sized and protected to code.
- Tesla or universal. Tesla Wall Connector, or a universal J1772/NACS charger that works with any EV on the market.
- Permitted and inspected. We pull the permit and handle the inspection.
Good to know
- Garage installs are usually the simplest — panel location matters
- Detached garages or long runs may need trenching — we'll quote it straight
- Charging overnight on off-peak rates keeps costs down
- Most installs completed in half a day
Common questions
EV Charger FAQ
What size circuit does an EV charger need?
Most Level 2 home chargers need a dedicated 50-amp, 240-volt circuit. We'll run a load calculation on your panel first to confirm it has the capacity.
Can you install a Tesla Wall Connector?
Yes. We install Tesla Wall Connectors as well as universal Level 2 chargers that work with any EV — Ford, Rivian, Hyundai, and the rest.
Does my panel need an upgrade for an EV charger?
Sometimes. If your panel is full, undersized, or an older Zinsco/Federal Pacific unit, an upgrade may be needed first. We'll tell you straight during the free assessment. More on panel upgrades.
Do I need a permit for an EV charger in San Diego County?
Yes, in most jurisdictions. We pull the permit and handle the inspection as part of the install.
Where we install
EV Chargers Across San Diego County
From Del Mar garages to Rancho Santa Fe estates with two EVs, Carmel Valley commuters to Encinitas and Solana Beach beach homes — if you drive electric in San Diego County, we'll get you charging at home.