EV Charger Installation
for Salt Lake Valley & Davis County Homes

Level 2 Charging Done the Right Way

More homeowners along the Wasatch Front are adding an EV to the driveway, and a wall-mounted Level 2 charger is the difference between an overnight top-up and hours spent waiting on a standard outlet. But a Level 2 charger isn't a plug-and-play appliance — it needs its own dedicated circuit, sized correctly for the charger's amperage draw, and installed to current code.

Does Your Panel Have the Room?

This is the step most DIY installs skip, and it's the one that matters most. A dedicated 240V circuit for a Level 2 charger can draw anywhere from 30 to 50 amps continuously, and older panels — particularly the 100-amp panels still common in Wasatch Front homes built decades ago — often don't have the spare capacity once you account for HVAC, water heating, and everything else already on the panel. Before we run a single wire, we check your panel's existing load against its rated capacity. If there isn't room, we'll walk you through what a panel upgrade looks like rather than installing a charger that overloads your system.

Permits and Code Compliance

EV charger circuits require a permit and inspection in nearly every jurisdiction we serve. We pull the permit, install to code — proper wire gauge, breaker sizing, GFCI protection where required, and correct disconnect placement — and schedule the inspection so you're not left with unpermitted work sitting behind your wall.

Charger Hardware

We install Wallbox home charging units along with other major Level 2 charger brands, matched to your vehicle's charging capability and your garage or driveway layout. Whether you need the charger mounted on an exterior wall, in a garage, or run to a detached carport, we plan the conduit run before we start so there's no guesswork on install day.

Planning for What's Next

EV adoption continues to grow across Utah, and a lot of homeowners we work with are adding a charger now while also thinking ahead — a second vehicle, a home addition, or a backup generator for outages. If you're weighing several upgrades at once, it's often more cost-effective to handle panel capacity once rather than in stages. Check our current specials for active promotions, or request a free estimate and we'll evaluate your panel and garage setup together.