Charger requirements
Manufacturer instructions, circuit rating, hardwired or receptacle connection, charging settings and mounting needs.
Home EV charging
We review the charger, panel capacity, wire route, garage layout and mounting location before giving you a job-specific price.
The right charging setup
A dependable home charging installation starts with the electrical system, not a one-price package.
DeVita Electric checks the equipment specifications, available panel capacity, breaker space, conductor route and installation location. The proposal is built around what your home and charger actually require.
What we review
Manufacturer instructions, circuit rating, hardwired or receptacle connection, charging settings and mounting needs.
The existing electrical service, panel condition, available spaces and major loads already serving the home.
Distance, attic or garage access, finished surfaces, conduit needs and the cleanest practical path to the charger.
Installation options
We install listed Level 2 charging equipment, including Tesla Wall Connectors and other manufacturer chargers, along with properly planned charging circuits.
A NEMA 14-50 receptacle may be appropriate for some equipment, while a hardwired installation may be the better fit for others. We follow the approved equipment instructions and the final project scope.

Include the manufacturer and model, or a photo of the specification label if you already have the unit.
Photos of the electrical panel, garage and proposed charger location help us prepare for the site review.
Your estimate is based on the equipment, circuit, access and installation conditions for your home.
How it works
No blanket price that ignores the panel or route.
Send the project address, panel photos, charger information and preferred parking location.
We confirm the electrical requirements, capacity, route, access and any additional work needed.
You receive the project scope and price before the installation is scheduled.
Common questions
EV charger installations are quoted per job because wire length, panel capacity, charger requirements, access and mounting location vary from home to home.
Not always. We review the existing service and panel capacity, the charger's requirements and the home's other electrical loads before recommending the right approach.
Yes, when the equipment is listed for the intended installation and its electrical requirements work with the home's approved installation plan.
Related electrical services
Send photos of the panel, charger and proposed installation area for a job-specific estimate.