Home EV Charger Installation
Stone Electric installs Level 2 home EV chargers and evaluates the panel, circuit route and available electrical capacity before the installation. The goal is a clean charging setup that fits the home’s actual electrical system.
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What We Evaluate Before Installing a Charger
Available Capacity
We evaluate the existing service and panel before recommending the charger circuit.
Circuit Requirements
Dedicated circuit size and conductor requirements are matched to the charging equipment and installation.
Route & Location
We review the panel-to-charger route and practical mounting location in or near the garage.
Panel Work If Needed
If the existing system cannot support the planned load, Stone explains the options before any panel work is approved.
Charger First, Panel Upgrade Only If the Home Needs It
An EV charger does not automatically mean a panel replacement. Stone looks at the existing service, other loads and the charging equipment first. If the home has adequate capacity, the project may only require the dedicated charging circuit and installation.
If panel or breaker work is justified, see our panel and breaker service.
What Customers Say
“Trey with Stone Electric installed my 220V plug to charge my EV. He did an awesome job! It was fast and he even re-arranged a few switches in our panel to clean things up.”
Kara Parker · Google review
EV Charger Installation Across the Denver Metro
Castle Rock · Castle Pines · Parker · Highlands Ranch · Lone Tree · Centennial · Littleton · Greenwood Village · Englewood · Denver · Lakewood · Golden · Wheat Ridge · Arvada
EV Charger & Capacity Guide
Do I Need a Panel Upgrade for an EV Charger? — how Stone evaluates service capacity, panel condition, charger requirements and other major loads before recommending panel work.
EV Charger FAQs
Do you install Level 2 home EV chargers?
Yes. Stone installs residential Level 2 charging equipment and the required dedicated circuit.
Do I automatically need a panel upgrade?
No. Stone evaluates the home’s existing electrical capacity first.
Can you install charging equipment for different EV brands?
Yes. The installation is based on the electrical requirements of the charging equipment and the home.
Will Stone handle required permits and inspections?
When required for Stone’s work, Stone handles the permit and inspection process.