An EV charger needs a dedicated, high-amperage circuit. We check that your panel can handle it, then install it cleanly.
Charging an electric vehicle at home or at your business takes a dedicated circuit sized for a long, continuous load. We install Level 2 charging stations and run a load calculation first so we know your panel can handle it safely.
A Level 2 charger is one of the biggest loads in a house. If the panel is already near its limit, we'll tell you, and lay out the options: a panel upgrade, load management, or a smaller circuit.
Weather-rated equipment and conduit runs for garages and outdoor installs, so the charger keeps working through a Northern Minnesota winter.
We install residential chargers and commercial charging for businesses that want to offer it to staff or customers.

Fast and effective work! We've suffered for three years with strobing can lights and finally called 218 Electrical. Adam came out the next week, diagnosed a tricky problem and had it fixed the next day, along with several other things that bugged us for three years. Would recommend highly.
Nate was extremely timely coming out to our new build to help me get caught up for drywall. Picked up the project mid stream and communicated the whole way through. Has even helped on a couple follow-up photos. Would recommend to anyone and will use again when it’s time for the garage.
A 240-volt charger, the same voltage as an electric dryer. It charges much faster than a standard wall outlet.
Not always. It depends on your panel size and what's already on it. We run a load calculation before recommending anything.
Yes, with weather-rated equipment and proper conduit.
Book online or call and tell us about your vehicle and garage.