Serving Broomfield & Surrounding Colorado Communities

EV Charger Installation

Revive Electric Co. installs Level 2 EV chargers for homeowners. If you’ve just bought an EV or want a faster, safer way to charge at home, we can help.

Licensed and insured electricians

Our Approach

What an EV Charger Installation Involves

EV charger installation means running a dedicated circuit from your panel to a charging location, whether that’s a garage wall, a carport post, or an outdoor pad, and mounting a charger that’s rated for the space. Common jobs include first-time setups for a new EV, upgrades from a standard outlet to a faster Level 2 charger, and adding capacity after a panel upgrade.

Tesla Wall Connector EV charger mounted on a garage wall next to the electrical panel
What's included

What's Included in EV Charger Installation

From circuit work to mounting and testing, here's what goes into getting your charger up and running safely.

01

Level 2 charger installation for faster home charging

02

Dedicated circuits and outlets built for EV charging loads

03

Panel capacity evaluation to confirm your home can handle the added draw

04

Hardwired charger connections for permanent, high-amperage setups

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Plug-in charger circuits for NEMA outlet-based units

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Garage and outdoor-rated installations built to handle Colorado weather

Testimonials

What Customers Say About Revive Electric Co.

Feedback from customers who’ve worked with Revive Electric Co.

5.0 • 17 reviews
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Revive Electric did an amazing job installing my Tesla charger! Professional, knowledgeable, and extremely detail-oriented. The installation looks fantastic, and the entire process was smooth from start to finish.…

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Teresa, thanks so much for trusting the Revive Electric team to install your brand new Tesla Charger. Its our privilege…

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Teresa Beckinger

2026-10-19

Revive Electric was recommended to us through a family friend who is also an electrician. We were looking to upgrade our 50+ year old panel to 200 amp service and install a safe/reliable external generator tie-in. Caleb…

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Kevin, thanks so much for the 5-star review! So glad the job came out so well. We truly appreciate your trust in Revive…

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Kevin Dickerson

2026-10-19

Such a knowledgeable electrician very friendly and responsive. I know Caleb since high school and he is a honest, respectful person. He install a fan and did electrical work on my kitchen remodel and it was excellent…

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Sandy, thanks so much for the review. So glad you enjoyed your experience working with the Revive Electric team. Give…

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Sandy Kreuger

2026-10-17

I had a great experience working with Revive Electric to replace the fire alarms in my home. I worked directly with the owner, Caleb, and he was exceptional from start to finish. He was extremely professional,…

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Kevin Czarnecki

2026-09-23

I had a fantastic experience with Revive Electric Co. in the rewiring of several rooms of a flip home I recently did. They were completely reliable from start to finish, showing up right on time and ready to work. Caleb…

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Sue Hicks

2026-09-23

Caleb is great! Responded fast, fair price and did a solid job. I would absolutely work with him again on future electrical projects.

Owner reply

Eric, glad Caleb was able to get to you quickly and take care of the job at a fair price. We'd welcome the chance to…

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Eric Frazier

2026-09-03

Our Process

How EV Charger Installation Works

From checking your panel to testing the finished charger, here's what to expect.

01Step 1

Panel and Site Assessment

We check your electrical panel's available capacity, look at the charger's intended location, and map out the best route for the new circuit. This tells us what the job involves before any work starts.

02Step 2

Running Circuits and Mounting the Charger

We install the dedicated circuit, set up the outlet or hardwired connection as needed, and mount the charger in your garage or driveway at the agreed location.

03Step 3

Testing and Walkthrough

We test the charger to confirm it's powering up and charging correctly, then walk you through how to use it and answer any questions before we leave.

Frequently asked

EV Charger Installation Questions, Answered

Answers to common questions about installing a home EV charger.

Q1

What affects the cost of EV charger installation?

Cost depends mainly on how far the charger is from your electrical panel, whether your panel has room for the new circuit, and whether you choose a hardwired or plug-in charger. A straightforward installation near the panel costs less than one that needs a long conduit run or panel upgrade. We assess your setup and give you a clear price before work starts.

Q2

Do I need a panel upgrade to add an EV charger?

Many homes already have enough spare capacity for a Level 2 charger, but older panels or homes with heavy electrical loads sometimes need a panel upgrade first. We check your panel's rated capacity and existing circuits during the initial assessment so you know upfront whether an upgrade is needed.

Q3

Are permits required for EV charger installation?

Most residential EV charger installations require a permit and inspection, since a dedicated circuit and charger need to meet code. Requirements vary by city.

Q4

Can I install an EV charger myself or should I hire an electrician?

A dedicated EV circuit involves higher amperage than most household outlets, so it should be installed by a licensed electrician rather than a DIYer. Mistakes here can trip breakers, damage the charger, or create a fire hazard. Hiring a professional also helps make sure the work meets code.

Q5

Should I choose a hardwired or plug-in charger?

A hardwired charger connects directly to a dedicated circuit and suits permanent, higher-amperage setups. A plug-in charger connects to a NEMA outlet on its own circuit, which gives you flexibility if you move or change chargers. The right choice depends on your charger, your garage, and how fast you want to charge.

Q6

Do I need a Level 2 charger, or is a standard outlet enough?

A standard 120-volt outlet adds only a few miles of range per hour, which can be enough for short daily drives. A Level 2 charger uses a 240-volt circuit and charges much faster, which is why most owners add one at home.

Ready to Add a Home EV Charger?

Whether you're adding a Level 2 charger or need your panel evaluated for one, Revive Electric Co. can get it installed safely.