EV Charging Stations

Home & Business EV Charging, Installed the Right Way

Level 2 charging for every major vehicle brand, across the GTA

EV Charging Installation We Offer

Having a dedicated EV charger at home changes the way you live with your vehicle. You leave every morning with a full charge, without planning around public stations or managing range anxiety. We install Level 2 EV charging circuits and smart chargers for all major vehicle brands, including Tesla, Ford, GM, Hyundai, Rivian, and more, with every installation starting from a proper load calculation to confirm your panel can handle the addition safely.

Whether you're adding a single charger to your garage or rolling out stations across a workplace parking lot, we size every installation to your real-world needs and your building's actual capacity, never guesswork. From the first site visit through to the final ESA inspection sign-off, you work with one licensed team that handles every detail from start to finish.

Our EV charging services include:

  • Level 2 Home Charger Installation
  • Dedicated 240V Circuit Wiring
  • Panel Load Calculations
  • Load Management Systems
  • Smart / Wi-Fi Charger Setup
  • Workplace & Multi-Unit Charging
  • Permits & ESA Inspection
In Detail

A Closer Look at What We Do

A Level 2 charger operates on a dedicated 240V circuit and typically delivers a full charge overnight, which means every morning you leave with maximum range without giving it a second thought. It's a fundamental change in how you use an electric vehicle, and the installation process is straightforward when it's done properly. We mount the charger cleanly, run the dedicated circuit from your panel, and configure everything to manufacturer spec, with conduit and wiring routed neatly so the finished result looks intentional rather than improvised. We work with all major charger brands, including Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint, JuiceBox, Emporia, and Eaton, and if you haven't chosen a unit yet, we'll recommend the right one for your vehicle and home.
An EV charger is one of the largest continuous electrical loads in a home, typically drawing 32 to 48 amps for hours at a time. Before any installation, we perform a full load calculation on your existing electrical system to confirm your panel has the capacity to support it safely alongside everything else you run. If capacity is available, we proceed directly to installation. If it's tight, we lay out the options clearly: a load management device that shares capacity intelligently across your high-draw circuits, or a panel upgrade that handles the charger and gives your home room to grow. We never guess, and we never install something that isn't properly sized for the system it's connected to.
Modern EV chargers do more than deliver power. Wi-Fi-connected smart chargers let you schedule charging during off-peak hydro rates, monitor your energy consumption in real time, receive charge-complete notifications, and in many cases integrate with a home energy management system or solar setup. Load management systems go further, actively monitoring your home's total electrical draw and adjusting charging speed dynamically so the charger, the dryer, the HVAC, and everything else never compete for more power than your panel can safely deliver. We configure these systems correctly at installation so they work reliably from day one, not just in ideal conditions when demand happens to be low.
EV charging infrastructure at a workplace or multi-unit building is a different scope than a home installation, but the fundamentals are the same: proper load calculations, a scalable design, and fully permitted work. We plan commercial EV charging installations to fit your existing electrical service and your budget, whether that's a single Level 2 station in a small parking lot or a full bank of networked chargers across a commercial property or condominium. Networked systems support usage tracking, per-session billing, and remote management, all features that matter to property managers, employers, and strata corporations. We handle everything from the electrical design and permit through to the final ESA inspection.
In Ontario, EV charger installations on a dedicated 240V circuit require an electrical permit and an ESA inspection. We manage the full permitting process: pulling the permit before work begins, completing the installation to code, and coordinating the ESA inspection so your charger is officially signed off. That documentation matters more than most homeowners realize. It protects you during a home sale, ensures your installation is covered under your home insurance policy, and confirms the work meets Ontario's electrical safety requirements. We don't skip the paperwork, and we make sure you have a complete record before we're done.
Why It Matters

Charging That's Safe, Sized, and Hassle-Free

An EV charger is not just another outlet. At 240 volts and up to 48 amps of continuous draw, a home EV charger is one of the most demanding loads your electrical system handles. Installing one without a proper load calculation is how panels get overloaded, breakers trip repeatedly, and installations fail ESA inspection. Every install we do starts with the numbers, not the drill.

We also think about where you're going. Many of our clients are buying their first EV now with a second in mind for the future, or are curious about solar panels or battery storage down the road. We design EV charging installations with that kind of flexibility in mind, so the infrastructure you put in today doesn't need to be reworked in three years when your needs change.

The finished result is a charger that works quietly, safely, and exactly the way it should, every single night. Clean installation, proper documentation, and no surprises on the hydro bill because the load management was set up right from the start.

Not sure which charger is right for your vehicle? Tell us what you drive and where you'd like the charger installed, and we'll recommend the right unit and walk you through exactly what's involved.

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