Charge the car overnight in your own garage
We install Level 2 chargers on their own circuit, after checking that your electrical panel can carry the load.
- Licensed contractor, CSLB #1096633Look it up on the CSLB site
- Office in Fresno2224 N Fine Ave #105
- Roofing and solar, one companyNo finger-pointing between a roofer and a solar installer.
What the job covers
Panel check
Many older Valley homes have 100 or 125 amp panels. We check yours before we promise anything.
Dedicated circuit
A new breaker and wire run to the charger location, in the garage or outside.
Any make of car
We install the charger you choose, or help you pick one that fits your car and your panel.
Garage or outside
Mounted in the garage or on the outside wall nearest where you park.
Charging and your PG&E bill
PG&E’s time-of-use plans make overnight power cheaper than the 4 to 9 PM peak. Most chargers let you schedule charging for the cheap hours.
PG&E has offered EV rebates and special EV rate plans. Programs change often, so ask us what applies when we talk.
Fresno, Clovis, Visalia, Merced, Lemoore, Exeter, Los Banos, Manteca, Bakersfield and the towns between them. Our office is at 2224 N Fine Ave #105 in Fresno.
Questions people ask us
Is there still a federal tax credit for home EV chargers?
No. The federal credit for home chargers ended on June 30, 2026. Ask us about current PG&E programs instead.
Do I need a panel upgrade?
Sometimes. It depends on your panel size and what else runs on it. We check before quoting.
Get a straight answer on your house
Answer a few questions and someone from our Fresno office calls you back. If it is not a fit, we will say so on that call.
- Takes about a minute
- Estimates worked out without the expired federal tax credit
- Rather call? (559) 691-4028
Related work
Solar installation
Panels designed from a year of your PG&E usage and the roof you have.
See solar installationBattery storage
Store the noon sun for the 4 to 9 PM peak and for outages.
See battery storageRoof inspection
A written look at your roof before the rains or before you add solar.
See roof inspection