EV charger installation, Powell River
Level 2 EV Charger Installation
Charge your vehicle faster and more efficiently with a professionally installed Level 2 home EV charger. We install dedicated 240V circuits, properly sized for continuous charging and tailored to your home’s electrical system.
Dedicated 240V Circuit
A dedicated circuit runs from your electrical panel to your garage, carport or driveway, with properly sized wiring and overcurrent protection for your charger.
Electrical Load Calculation
We assess your home's existing electrical capacity to make sure your panel can safely handle EV charging alongside your other electrical loads.
Charger Supply & Installation
Whether hardwired or plug-in, wall-mounted or post-mounted, we install your charger to suit your home and location, including weather-rated equipment for outdoor installations.
Load Management
If your electrical panel is nearing capacity, a load management system may allow you to install an EV charger without upgrading your entire electrical service.
Permits & Inspection
All required electrical permits and inspections are included, helping ensure your installation meets applicable electrical code and safety requirements.
Rebate Support
Where BC Hydro or other rebate programs apply, we provide the permit and inspection documentation needed to support your rebate application.
Recent job
Level 2 EV charger
EV Charging. A dedicated 40 A Level 2 circuit, sized for 32 A continuous, for a Grizzl-E charger. It replaced a 120 V 15 A circuit so the car charges from a circuit built for a Level 2 charger.
- Level 2 Grizzl-E charger
- Upgraded from a 120 V 15 A circuit
- Dedicated 40 A circuit
- 32 A continuous
Photo-to-job matching is still unconfirmed with Mitch; this photograph was supplied with the job.
Grizzl-E Club rewards
Get Rewarded for Charging at Home
Through the Grizzl-E Club rewards program, eligible connected chargers can earn cash rewards for every qualifying kWh charged at home. Earn up to 10¢ per kWh in regular rewards, with additional promotional rewards available on qualifying Premium Club memberships. Rewards are based on your charging usage and can be withdrawn once you reach the program’s minimum payout threshold. It’s another way to get more value out of your EV investment while charging conveniently at home.
Clear from the first call
How a job goes
Call or write
Say what you need, where the property is, and anything you already know about the panel or access. Photos help.
Site visit and quote
Mitch looks at the panel, the roof or the space, and what the house actually runs. The quote says what the work includes before it starts.
Permit and install
Permits are pulled where the work needs one. The install is scheduled around ferries and the jobs already booked.
Inspection and handover
The work is inspected where required, then walked through with you: what was done, where the shutoffs are, how to read the app if there is one.
What is the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 charging?
Level 1 is an ordinary 120 V outlet and adds only a few kilometres of range per hour. Level 2 is a dedicated 240 V circuit and typically refills a car overnight. Level 2 is what a home install means.
Can my 100 A panel take an EV charger?
Often, yes, after a load calculation. Where the panel is close to its limit, a load-managed circuit or a smaller breaker can work. Where it is over, a panel upgrade is the honest answer and is scoped with the charger.
Are there rebates for home EV chargers in BC?
BC Hydro has run home charger rebate programs. Terms change, so check BC Hydro’s current program directly. The permit and inspection those programs usually require are part of every install here.
Can the charger go outside?
Yes. Weather-rated chargers mount on a post or an exterior wall. The recent install on a carport post is written up under completed jobs.