EV Charger Installation

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Make Home EV Charging More Convenient

Having an EV charger at home means you can charge your vehicle where it's most convenient, but the installation needs to account for your home's existing electrical system and the charger's power requirements.


Kashi Electrical Contractors evaluates your electrical service and determines what the installation requires, including available capacity, circuit requirements, wiring, and charger location. With master electrical licenses in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, OSHA certification, and experience handling residential electrical installations, we are equipped to complete EV charger installations throughout the Shoreline.

Does Your Home Have Enough Electrical Capacity?

One of the first considerations when installing an EV charger is whether your home's existing electrical system can support the additional load.


We evaluate the existing electrical service and the requirements of the planned charger installation. If additional capacity or circuit space is needed, we can explain the electrical work required to support the installation.


This assessment can help homeowners understand what their property needs before the installation begins.

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EV Charger Installation for Your Home

We handle the electrical work involved in installing a home EV charging system, including:

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Dedicated EV Charger Circuits

EV chargers typically require a properly sized dedicated circuit. Kashi evaluates the electrical requirements and installs the appropriate circuit for the charger.

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Electrical Panel Evaluation

Before installation, your existing electrical panel and service can be evaluated to determine whether the system has the capacity needed for the additional electrical load.

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New Electrical Capacity

If your existing electrical service does not have enough available capacity for the charger, an electrical panel or service upgrade may be considered as part of the project.

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Why Choose us for EV Charger Installation?

We assess your electrical system, install the required circuits, and complete the necessary connections for your home EV charger.

  • Licensed Electrical Expertise

    Our licensed electricians have the experience to handle residential EV charger installations and electrical connections.

  • EV Charger Certified

    Kashi Electrical Contractors is EV charger certified, providing homeowners with a contractor specifically trained for EV charging installations.

  • Multi-State Master Licensed

    We hold master electrical licenses in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, providing homeowners with a properly credentialed electrical contractor.

  • Electrical System Expertise

    EV charger installation involves more than mounting the charger. Kashi Electrical Contractors evaluates the home's electrical service, available capacity, circuits, wiring, and other requirements before determining the appropriate installation approach.

  • 500+ Projects Completed

    Since starting in 2022, Kashi Electrical Contractors has completed 500+ projects for homeowners and other customers throughout the Shoreline area.

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