Professional EV charger installation that saves you time, money, and the hassle of hunting for public charging stations in Matteson.
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You plug in when you get home. You wake up to a fully charged vehicle every morning. No more planning your week around public charging stations or sitting in parking lots waiting for your car.
Home charging costs about one-third of what you’d pay at DC fast chargers. Your electricity bill goes up modestly, but your gas bill disappears completely. Most Matteson homeowners save hundreds per month once they make the switch.
The convenience factor changes everything. Your garage becomes your personal gas station. No more detours to charging stations during busy mornings or late nights when you just want to get home.
We’ve been handling electrical emergencies and installations in Matteson for 25 years. When your power goes out or your panel needs an upgrade, we’re the ones homeowners call.
EV charger installation is electrical work that requires real expertise. We’re licensed, bonded, and insured. We pull proper permits and ensure everything meets local codes.
Matteson homeowners trust us because we understand how electrical systems actually work. We’ve upgraded countless panels, added circuits, and solved problems that other electricians couldn’t figure out.
First, we evaluate your electrical panel and determine if it can handle the additional load. Many Matteson homes built before 2000 need panel upgrades, which we handle as part of the project.
Next, we run dedicated wiring from your panel to the garage or wherever you park. We install the proper circuit breaker and ensure everything meets National Electrical Code requirements.
Finally, we mount and connect your charging station. We test everything thoroughly and walk you through how to use it. The whole process typically takes 4-6 hours for straightforward installations.
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Every installation includes permit pulling, code compliance verification, and proper grounding systems. We handle the paperwork so you don’t have to deal with village inspectors or electrical codes.
Level 2 chargers require 240-volt circuits, similar to what powers your dryer or electric stove. The difference is EV chargers draw power continuously for hours, which requires heavier-duty wiring and components.
Matteson residents can qualify for rebates up to $3,750 through ComEd’s residential EV charger program. We help you navigate the rebate process and ensure your installation meets all program requirements.