Wake up to a full battery every morning. We provide professional Level 2 EV charger installations for Tesla, Ford, Rivian, and all major EV brands in Oregon City and beyond.
Safety & Capacity
Understanding your charging options is key to getting the best experience from your electric vehicle.
Plugs into a standard 120V wall outlet. No installation required, but very slow.
Uses a dedicated 240V circuit (like a dryer). Requires professional installation.
Commercial grade high-power systems found at public stations or fleet depots.
Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) technology allows your EV to do more than just drive. With a bidirectional charger, your car becomes a backup battery for your home or a resource for the grid.
Power your home essentials during a grid outage using your car's massive battery.
Store cheap solar energy in your car during the day, and power your home at night to avoid peak rates.
While technology is evolving rapidly, we can install current bidirectional-ready hardware including:
Save money on your installation with federal and local utility programs.
Up to 30% of hardware and installation costs (max $1,000) for residential properties in eligible census tracts.
Form 8911
To get the max rebate, you must install a qualified "Smart" charger.
We inspect your electrical panel to ensure it can handle the added load of an EV charger.
We run conduit, install the NEMA 14-50 outlet or hardwire the station, and mount the unit.
We handle the city permit and coordinate the final inspection to ensure safety code compliance.
We highly recommend ClipperCreek chargers for their rugged durability and reliability, though we are happy to install any UL-listed brand you prefer.
Simple installs close to the panel can range from $500-$1,200. Complex runs or panel upgrades can range from $2,000-$4,000+. We provide free quotes.
No. EV chargers draw significant continuous power. Improper installation can lead to melted wires or fire. It requires a permit and a licensed electrician.
Maybe. If your panel is full or only 100 Amps, adding a 50 Amp EV circuit might overload it. We perform a load calculation to determine this.
Yes. Outdoor-rated EV chargers and vehicle ports are designed to be completely safe in wet conditions.
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