Level 2 EV charger installation, done right the first time.
Licensed, insured electricians. Free quotes, honest panel evaluations, and a permitted, inspected install every time.
- Free on-site or virtual quote
- Licensed, insured electricians
- Permit and inspection handled for you
- Maryland EVSE rebate guidance
Prefer to talk? Call (443) 364-3676. You’ll reach the people who actually do the work.
Three steps. No surprise change orders.
Tell us about your home and vehicle
The form below or a phone call. Address, your panel size if you know it, and the EV you drive or are about to buy.
Free panel and site assessment
We look at your electrical panel, your wiring, and where you park, either from photos or a short visit, and quote the real job.
Licensed install, permitted and inspected
A licensed Maryland electrician does the work under a Calvert County permit, and we schedule the inspection. Most jobs finish within days of permit approval.
Whatever your panel and parking look like, we’ve wired one like it.
New EV on the way
Get the Level 2 charger and the circuit sized correctly before the car shows up, instead of charging on a slow 120V outlet for the first month.
Charging is too slow
A 120V outlet adds maybe 4 miles of range an hour. A properly sized Level 2 charger gets most cars to a full charge overnight.
Older electrical panel
A lot of Calvert County homes still run 100 amp service from decades ago. We check the panel and tell you honestly if it needs an upgrade before we quote the job.
Second EV, one household
We size a shared circuit or install a second charger, whichever actually fits your panel capacity and your budget.
HOA or condo lot
We coordinate with the association and the county on permitting and metering for shared parking installs.
Business or fleet charging
Level 2 charging for employee lots, retail parking, or HOA common areas, quoted the same way: honest, on-site, in writing.
We check the panel before we quote the job. Not after.
A straightforward Level 2 install in an older Calvert County home with an existing 100 or 150 amp panel typically runs $1,000 to $2,500. If your panel needs a service upgrade first, the honest number is closer to $4,000 and up. We tell you which situation you’re in before any work starts, with the reasoning shown, not a number pulled from a national average.
Maryland’s residential EVSE rebate (up to $700, covering half the cost) reopened for the new fiscal year on July 1, 2026, after the prior year’s funding ran out months early. We’ll walk you through whether your install qualifies.
All of Calvert County, corner to corner.
Prince Frederick, Dunkirk, Huntingtown, Owings, Lusby, and Solomons, plus everywhere in between. Not listed but close by? Call anyway. We also cover parts of St. Mary’s and Charles counties on request.
Find out what your install actually costs.
Five minutes, a free quote, and an honest answer on your panel before any work starts.