Verify your installer holds current electrical certifications and specifically specializes in electric vehicle charging systems, not just general electrical work. Request proof of licensing, insurance coverage (both liability and workers’ compensation), and ask how many EV chargers they’ve installed in the past year. A qualified professional should easily provide references from recent installations and walk you through their process without hesitation.
Request a detailed written estimate that itemizes equipment costs, labor, permit fees, and any electrical panel upgrades needed before installation begins. Many …
