EV Charger Installation
Home and commercial EV charging, installed by a Master Electrician with the ESA permit on the record.

A Level 2 charger draws 30 to 50 amps continuously, which is more new load than most homes have taken on since the day they were built. Every install starts with the same question: can your electrical service actually carry it. John does the load calculation first, installs the dedicated 240V circuit, mounts and commissions the charger, and pulls the ESA permit so the work is on the record for your insurer.
If the math says your service is at capacity, that is not a dead end. Most homes that need more room pair the charger with a panel change or a full 200 amp service upgrade, and bundling that work into one visit is exactly what our Bundle & Save offer is for. We install and also sell chargers, so if you have not picked hardware yet we can quote the charger and the circuit together.
What's included
- On-site load calculation to confirm your service can support the charger
- Dedicated 240V circuit sized to the charger spec
- Hardwired or plug-in installation, indoors or out, to Ontario Electrical Safety Code
- Charger supply if you have not bought one yet, or installation of the unit you own
- Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 capability, from home garages to workplace and fleet charging
- Wi-Fi commissioning of smart chargers
- ESA permit pulled and inspection coordinated end to end
How the job runs
- 1Assessment
John reviews your panel, measures the run to the charger location, and confirms the load math.
- 2Quote
One number covering circuit, materials, permit, and labour. If a panel or service upgrade is needed first, we quote the bundle together.
- 3Install
Most home installs are done in a single visit: circuit, mounting, commissioning, cleanup.
- 4ESA sign-off
The permit is pulled under our ECRA licence and the inspection certificate goes in your records.
EV Charger Installation is available across Georgetown, Acton, Milton, and the rest of our service area.
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Can your panel handle a charger?
Four questions, an honest read. Not an engineering answer, that is what the on-site load calculation is for, but a solid idea of what your install involves.
Asked before every job like this one.
Do I need to upgrade my panel before installing an EV charger?
Can you supply the charger too, or do I have to buy it first?
How long does a home EV charger installation take?
Do you handle the ESA permit?
Do you install commercial and workplace chargers?
Ready to talk EV charger installation?
Describe the job and the property, and we tell you up front whether it is quoted or hourly. No surprise line items either way.
