EV Charger Installation

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Expert EV charger installation for every vehicle

Driving electric should be simple — and so should charging at home. At Today Home Service, we install safe, efficient EV chargers for all makes and models. 

Whether you drive a Tesla, Ford, Nissan, or another brand, we’ll customize a system that fits your vehicle, home, and lifestyle.

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Most EV chargers require a dedicated 240-volt line and 30 to 100 amps, depending on your vehicle and charger type. Tesla chargers typically need 60 amps, while larger EVs may require more. If your electrical panel doesn’t have enough capacity, we’ll assess your system and upgrade it if needed, ensuring safe, code-compliant installation from start to finish.

What do you need for EV charging at home?

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We install all major brands

We work with leading EV charger brands, including:

  • Tesla

  • Leviton

  • Ford

  • GM

  • Toyota

  • Nissan

  • ChargePoint

  • And more

We also install smart chargers that let you monitor usage, set charging schedules, and track performance right from your phone. Whether wall-mounted or freestanding, we’ll install your charger exactly where it makes the most sense for your home layout and daily routine.

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Transparent pricing and professional service

EV charger installation costs vary depending on the distance from your panel, amperage, and any upgrades required. We offer free in-home quotes, walk you through your options, and never recommend work you don’t need. You’ll always know what to expect. No surprises — only clean, high-quality work done right the first time.

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Our licensed electricians have the training and experience to ensure your EV charger is installed safely and works exactly as it should. We handle permits, wiring, and inspections so you don’t have to lift a finger.

Ready to make charging easy? Call Today Home Service to schedule your EV charger installation today!

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Frequently asked questions

  • Cost depends on your charger type and panel capacity. The distance from your panel to the charging location also affects the price. We provide a free quote after evaluating your home's electrical setup and charger of choice.

  • Level 1 chargers plug into a standard 120V outlet and charge slowly, adding a few miles of range per hour. Level 2 chargers require a dedicated 240V circuit and charge significantly faster, which is why most homeowners choose Level 2 for daily use.

  • Not always. It depends on your home's existing electrical capacity and what else is running on your panel. We evaluate your panel during the quote process and let you know if your home needs an upgrade before any work starts.

  • Yes. We install chargers for all major EV brands, including Tesla and Ford. We also work with Nissan and install smart chargers for remote monitoring or scheduling.

  • We complete most home EV charger installations in a single day. A panel upgrade or additional wiring may extend the timeline.

  • Most homeowners install chargers in the garage or on an exterior wall near the driveway. We'll help you choose the best location based on where your panel sits and how you park. We'll also account for your vehicle's charging port position.

  • Yes, most jurisdictions require a permit and inspection for EV charger installation. We handle the permitting and inspection process for you as part of the installation.

  • Yes. A dedicated circuit reduces overheating and tripped breakers. It also lowers the risk of fire from overloaded outlets or extension cords while charging your vehicle faster.