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EV Charger Installation in Denver

Installing an EV charger starts with the electrical panel, not the charger. We check capacity, plan the circuit and install chargers for homes, workplaces and multifamily properties.

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Service scope

What's included

Every project and service request starts with a written scope, so you know what is included before work begins.

  • Level 2 home charger installation
  • Load calculations and panel upgrades
  • Commercial and workplace charging
  • Multifamily and HOA charging plans
  • Load management for multiple chargers
  • Permits and inspections

Check the power path

We confirm the panel has capacity for a new circuit, plan the route from panel to parking spot and recommend load management or an upgrade if needed.

Plan for the people using the chargers

At commercial and multifamily properties, the questions are who charges, when and how they pay. We plan the number of ports, locations and power so the system fits the property today and can grow.

Install it cleanly and safely

Circuits are sized for the charger, conduit is run neatly and protected, and the installation is permitted and inspected.

Local knowledge

EV charging in the Denver area

EV adoption in Colorado is high, and Xcel Energy and other utilities offer programs that may help with home or commercial charging costs. Programs change, so we check current options. HOAs and multifamily owners are increasingly planning shared charging, and Colorado law limits how an HOA can prohibit chargers.

Process

How a project runs

  1. Site visit

    We see the property, talk through goals and check existing conditions.

  2. Scope and price

    A written scope, budget and schedule you can make decisions with.

  3. Permits and prep

    Permits, selections and ordering materials and equipment.

  4. Build

    Coordinated work with regular updates and photos.

  5. Walkthrough

    Final inspection, punch list and handover documents.

Questions

Questions and answers

Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?

Not always. A load calculation tells us, and load management can avoid an upgrade in some homes.

Can you install a charger I already bought?

Yes, if it is listed for the use and the location.

Can you install chargers at our apartment property?

Yes. We plan the number of ports, power and access for multifamily properties.

How long does a home installation take?

Often a day once permits are in place, unless an upgrade is needed.

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