EV Wiring and Car Chargers
DML Electric installs EV car chargers for homes and businesses throughout Central Oregon.
Professional EV Charger Wiring Services
Got a new electric vehicle? Now you can add the convenience of charging it at home. Your wiring may need an upgrade first, depending on your electrical panel and desired charger location. That’s why you need an experienced electrician like DML Electric to configure and install your charger. We’ll add any necessary wiring so your home’s power supply can safely support your new EV charging unit.
EV wiring is the electrical infrastructure that carries power from your home’s panel to the charger. This equipment is also known as Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment, or EVSE. The type of wiring you need depends on your charger’s power level.
DML Electric can also help you take advantage of available utility rebates for home EV charger installation. Oregon utilities, including Central Electric Cooperative and Pacific Power, offer rebate programs for qualifying installations. To see what you may qualify for, check Go Electric Oregon‘s current incentives and rebates.
What to Expect During Installation
Every EV charger installation starts with an on-site assessment of your home’s electrical panel. This tells us whether it can support the added load or if it needs an upgrade first. From there, we’ll help you decide on the best charger placement. We’ll factor in your garage or driveway layout, plus how you plan to use your vehicle. Once we’ve confirmed the right setup for your home, DML Electric handles the required permit and completes the installation. We also coordinate the final inspection, so your charger is safe and up to code from day one. Before we wrap up, we test the charger to make sure it’s working properly and walk you through how to use it.
Ready to plug in and power up? Contact us today.
Frequently Asked Questions
EV charger installation should always be done by a licensed electrician to ensure your home’s electrical service can safely support it and that the work meets code.
It depends on your home’s existing electrical capacity. We assess your panel during the initial visit and let you know if an upgrade is needed alongside the charger installation.
Most residential EV charger installations are completed in a single visit, typically a few hours, assuming no panel upgrade is required.