EV Charger Installation

Cost depends on the distance between your panel and the charger location, the materials required, your current panel capacity, and the charger model chosen. A long run, detached garage, outdoor parking area, load management, or panel upgrade can change the scope. We offer a free assessment so the quote reflects the actual site instead of a generic range.

A 200 A panel isn't always required. With dynamic load management, a 100 A panel can sometimes work when the load calculation allows it. The charger can slow or pause when the home draws peak load. We verify actual load before recommending an upgrade.

Many Level 2 chargers use the J1772 connector, and some vehicles use an adapter. Compatibility depends on the vehicle, model year, and charger selected. Send us the vehicle and charger model if you want compatibility checked before installation.

A straightforward residential install can often be completed in half a day. A panel upgrade, long cable run, detached garage, or outdoor parking area can take longer.

We can install many charger brands sold in Quebec when the model is approved for Canada and suitable for the site. If you already purchased a charger, send the model with your request so we can verify installation requirements and possible grant eligibility.

Quebec's home charging-station grant can provide $600 for an eligible residential charger when program conditions are met. Since April 1, 2026, only connected chargers are eligible. We prepare the required documents when your project qualifies. If you want to screen eligibility before buying a charger, use the grant eligibility checker.

Electrical installation work must be done by an electrical contractor holding the appropriate licence. Depending on your municipality, a permit or local step may be required. We identify the applicable steps as part of the estimate.

Not for the wiring and connection work. In Quebec, electrical installation work must be done by an electrical contractor holding the appropriate licence. A non-compliant install can affect charger warranty and financial-assistance eligibility.

Yes. Condo and multi-unit installs require additional coordination with the syndicate or building manager: access to the electrical room, cable routing, assigned parking space, and approval documents. We guide owners through this process.