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EV-ready wiring

Wake up charged. Every day.

A Level 2 charger turns your garage into the cheapest, most convenient "fuel station" in Denver. We install them load-calculated, permitted, and tidy.

Level 2 home chargingWorkplace & multi-stallLoad-calculated & permitted
Electric vehicle charging port with the connector plugged in and glowing blue Level 2 — wake up charged
What’s included

More than mounting a box on the wall

  • Load calculation — confirm your panel can carry it (or plan the upgrade honestly)
  • Dedicated 240V circuit sized for your charger and car
  • Clean conduit runs and a mounting position that suits how you actually park
  • Permit and inspection handled
  • Charger configured, tested, and demonstrated before we leave
  • Hardwired or plug-in (NEMA 14-50) — we’ll recommend what fits your setup
Who it’s for

Home garages to office lots

Homeowners

Single charger in the garage or on the driveway side — the classic overnight setup.

Workplaces & retail

Employee and customer charging with load management so the building’s service isn’t the bottleneck.

HOAs & property managers

Shared-parking solutions with metering and phased rollout plans that boards can actually approve.

Utility rebates and EV tariff programs change frequently — current Xcel Energy offers get confirmed at quote time so the numbers on your estimate are real.
Good to know

EV charging questions, answered straight

Which charger brands do you install?

Any major Level 2 unit — Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint, Emporia, Wallbox, and the rest. Already bought one? We’ll install it. Haven’t? We’ll recommend without markup games.

Can my panel handle a charger?

That’s the first thing we check. Many can — some need load management or a panel upgrade. You’ll get the honest answer and the options, in that order.

How long does installation take?

A straightforward garage install next to the panel is typically a short visit; longer runs and panel work add time. The quote spells out your specific case.

Do I need a permit for this?

Yes — a new 240V circuit is permit work in the Denver metro, and we handle it. It protects your insurance and resale story as much as your wiring.

Your garage, upgraded.

Tell us your car, your panel’s location, and where you park — that’s enough for a first read.