Where To Install EV Chargers
All costs are average prices ranges. EV Chrager quotes are customized according to space.
Contact us for exact pricing. Upfront pricing, know exactly what you pay before work beings.
Avg. Cost
$1100 – $2200
EV Chargring Ports For Your Home
Look to charge your electric car at home?
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Our team possesses the expertise and experience required for the safe installation of Electric Vehicle Chargers in your home.
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Use chargers from any make and model from Ford to Telsa to Kia.
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Anywhere around your home or parking spaces.
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For Condo owners make sure you get approval.
Avg. Cost
$1,100 – $2,200
EV Charger Garage Installation
Need an EV charger for inside your home's garage?
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One Day Installaions depending on scope.
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7x Faster Charging: Gain 30–50 km of range per hour.
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Overnight Charging: Reach 100% capacity in 4–8 hours while you sleep.
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Future-Proofing: We verify your panel’s capacity for current and future EV needs.
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Licensed Electricians: ECRA/ESA certified in high-voltage residential installs.
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Official Inspections: Every project includes an ESA certificate for insurance.
Avg. Cost
$2,000 to $4,500
Panel Upgrades For EV Chargers
Need a panel upgrade before installing an EV charger?
Is your old fuse panel still in use, or are you considering an upgrade to a 200A service?
At M&M Electric, We handle all the necessary arrangements with the local hydro utility and the Electrical Safety Authority, ensuring your panel upgrade needed to safely charge an EV.
Avg. Cost
$2,500 – $4,000+
EV Charger For Outdoor Parking Space
Looking for a weather proof EV
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All-Season Performance: Select units with NEMA 4 or 4X ratings to ensure complete protection against rain, snow, and ice.
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Cold-Weather Flexibility: Look for premium rubberized cables that remain flexible and easy to handle even at -30°C.
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Rugged Construction: Heavy-duty aluminum enclosures provide superior impact resistance compared to standard plastic models.
Avg. Cost
$1,800 – $2,500
EV Charger for Carports
Have a car port, but need an EV charager for it?
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NEMA 4/IP66 Rating: Ensures heavy-duty protection against wind-blown dust, rain, and ice in semi-exposed carports.
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Hardwired Setup: Provides a permanent, weather-tight seal that eliminates moisture risks common with standard 240V plug-in outlets.
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Cable Management: Use a 25-foot cable with a holster or retractor to maintain flexibility and keep cords off damp ground.
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Flexible Mounting: Secure chargers directly to structural support beams or dedicated pedestals if side walls are unavailable.
Avg. Cost
$3,000 – $6,000+
EV Charger for Underground Parking
Looking to install an EV chrager unground?
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Small Footprint: Opt for ultra-compact wall mounts to maximize clearance in tight underground stalls and avoid obstructing neighboring spaces.
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Pillar & Pedestal Mounting: Utilize specialized bracket systems for secure installation on concrete pillars or standalone pedestals.
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Corrosion Resistance: Ensure a NEMA 4 rating to protect internal components from the high humidity and road salt runoff common in underground environments.
Types Of EV Chargers
Looking to install a car charger for your electric vehicle? Decide which charging technology works with your car's make and model.
Level 2 Wall Box
This is what 95% of homeowners install. It requires a 240V circuit (the same as a clothes dryer or stove). Often called a wall box. This may require panel upgrade.
Bidirectional Chargers
This is the newest trend for 2026. These chargers allow your car to power your home during a blackout (Vehicle-to-Home or V2H).
More power draw needed older panel will need an upgrade.
Wireless Charging Pads
Wireless vehicle charging is the "hands-free" peak of EV luxury in 2026. While most EVs still come with a plug, wireless systems (Inductive Charging) allow you to charge just by parking your car in the right spot.
