Charge your EV conveniently at home with a professionally installed Level 2 charging system.
We evaluate your panel capacity, determine the proper circuit size, install the required wiring and breaker, mount or connect your charger, and provide a clean, code-compliant installation.
Installations available for Tesla, Rivian, Ford, Chevy, Hyundai, Kia, BMW and other EVs using compatible charging equipment.
Charge faster. Charge smarter. Wake up ready to go.
You May Not Need a Panel Upgrade
Adding an EV charger does not automatically mean your home needs a larger electrical panel.
Before recommending an upgrade, Tobin Energy Concepts evaluates your existing electrical service, available capacity, existing loads and the charging requirements of your vehicle.
Depending on the property, options may include:
Using existing available capacity
Selecting an appropriate charging rate
Installing a dedicated EV circuit
Load-management equipment where appropriate
Upgrading the electrical panel when additional capacity is actually necessary
We want to find the right solution for the property—not automatically sell the most expensive one.
Getting Your EV Charger Installed Is Simple
01
SEND US YOUR PROJECT
Tell us what vehicle or charger you have and where you want it installed.
02
SEND A FEW PHOTOS
Upload photos of your electrical panel, meter, garage/parking location and the approximate route between them.
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GET YOUR OPTIONS
We’ll review the electrical system and explain the recommended installation and any available options.
04
INSTALL & CHARGE
Once approved, your installation is completed cleanly and professionally so you can start charging at home.
EV Charger Installation Questions
Do I need a 200-amp panel for an EV charger?
Not necessarily. Available electrical capacity depends on the home’s existing service and electrical loads. We evaluate the panel before recommending an upgrade.
Can you install a Tesla Wall Connector?
Yes. Tobin Energy Concepts installs compatible Level 2 charging equipment including Tesla Wall Connectors and chargers designed for other EV brands.
Can you install a NEMA 14-50 outlet?
Yes. Depending on the charger, property and application, we can install an appropriately designed 240V receptacle circuit or a hardwired charging system.
Can my existing electrical panel handle an EV charger?
Possibly. Panel size alone does not determine whether an EV charger can be added. Existing electrical loads and available service capacity must also be evaluated.
Do EV chargers require permits?
Permit requirements depend on the jurisdiction and scope of work. When permits are required, the installation will be handled according to the applicable permitting and inspection requirements.
How long does an EV charger installation take?
Straightforward residential installations can often be completed relatively quickly once the project scope and any permitting requirements are established. Longer wire runs, panel upgrades, underground work and complex installations require additional time.
Can you install chargers for Rivian, Ford, Chevy, Hyundai, Kia and other EVs?
Yes. We install electrical circuits and compatible charging equipment for a wide range of electric vehicles.
Do you work with HOAs and multifamily properties?
Yes. Tobin Energy Concepts can assist with electrical infrastructure planning and installation for properties that need multiple or future EV charging locations.
READY TO POWER WHAT’S NEXT?
Whether you’re adding your first EV charger, upgrading your home’s electrical capacity or planning charging infrastructure for an entire property, let’s look at the project and determine the right electrical solution.