EV Charger Installation in Orland Park, IL

Wake Up to a Full Battery Every Morning

Stop hunting for charging stations and waiting in line. Professional EV charger installation means you plug in at night and drive away fully charged every morning.

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Home EV Charging Solutions Orland Park

Never Worry About Range Again

You bought an electric vehicle to save money and help the environment. But range anxiety and charging station headaches weren’t part of the plan.

A professionally installed home EV charger changes everything. You’ll charge overnight while you sleep, using off-peak electricity rates that cost pennies compared to gas. No more planning trips around charging stations or sitting in parking lots for an hour.

Your morning routine stays the same, except now you walk out to a car that’s ready for anything. Weekend trips, daily commutes, unexpected errands – all handled without a second thought about battery levels.

Licensed EV Charger Installers Orland Park

25 Years Solving Electrical Problems Right

We’ve been the go-to electrical service for Orland Park homeowners for over 25 years. We specialize in emergency electrical repairs and complex installations like EV chargers that require real expertise.

Licensed, bonded, and insured, we’ve handled everything from flickering lights to complete panel upgrades. When your electrical system needs work done right the first time, experienced professionals matter.

We offer discounts for military, first responders, seniors, teachers, and students because we believe everyone deserves reliable electrical service.

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EV Charger Installation Process Orland Park

Simple Process, Professional Results

First, we assess your electrical panel and determine if you need any upgrades to handle the new charger load. Most homes built in the last 20 years have adequate capacity, but older homes might need panel work.

Next, we install the appropriate circuit and wiring from your panel to the charging location. This includes running conduit and wire through walls or along exterior surfaces, depending on your setup.

Finally, we mount and connect your EV charger, test everything for proper operation, and walk you through how to use it. We handle all permits and inspections, so you don’t have to deal with city paperwork.

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Residential EV Charger Installation Orland Park

Everything You Need for Home Charging

Illinois residents can access incredible rebates right now. ComEd offers up to $3,750 for Level 2 charger installation, and the Illinois EPA provides additional rebates covering up to 80% of project costs. Federal tax credits add another 30% up to $1,000.

Orland Park has 27 public charging stations within 15 kilometers, but that’s not enough for the growing number of EV owners in the area. Home charging eliminates the competition for public stations and gives you complete control over when and how you charge.

Level 2 chargers are perfect for most homeowners, adding 25-40 miles of range per hour of charging. That means even a short overnight charge gives you plenty of range for daily driving, and a full night gets you ready for longer trips.

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How much does EV charger installation cost in Orland Park?

Installation costs typically range from $1,200 to $3,000 depending on your electrical panel capacity and the distance from your panel to the charging location. However, current rebates can dramatically reduce this cost.ComEd customers can receive up to $3,750 in rebates for Level 2 charger installation. The Illinois EPA offers additional rebates covering up to 80% of eligible project costs. Federal tax credits provide another 30% back up to $1,000.When you stack these incentives, many homeowners pay very little out of pocket for professional installation. The key is working with a licensed electrician who understands the rebate requirements and can help you maximize your savings.
Most homes built after 2000 have adequate electrical capacity for Level 2 EV charging, but older homes often need panel upgrades. A typical Level 2 charger requires a dedicated 40-50 amp circuit, which is similar to an electric dryer or range.During the initial assessment, we’ll calculate your home’s electrical load and determine if your current panel can handle the additional demand. If you need an upgrade, we’ll explain your options and help you understand the costs.Panel upgrades might sound expensive, but they’re often necessary for safety and can increase your home’s value. Plus, many of the same rebate programs that cover charger installation also help with electrical infrastructure improvements.
Most installations take 4-6 hours if your electrical panel has adequate capacity and the charging location is reasonably close to the panel. More complex installations requiring panel upgrades or longer wire runs can take a full day.The timeline also depends on permit requirements and inspections. In Orland Park, electrical work typically requires permits, which can add a few days to the overall timeline while waiting for city approval and inspection scheduling.We handle all the permit paperwork and coordinate with city inspectors, so you don’t have to take time off work multiple times. Once permits are approved, we’ll schedule your installation at a time that works for your schedule.
Level 2 chargers are ideal for most residential applications because they provide the right balance of charging speed and electrical requirements. They typically add 25-40 miles of range per hour, which means overnight charging gives you a full battery every morning.Level 1 chargers plug into regular household outlets but charge very slowly – only 3-5 miles of range per hour. They’re fine for plug-in hybrids or people who drive very little, but most EV owners find them too slow for daily use.Level 3 (DC fast) chargers are extremely fast but require significant electrical infrastructure that’s usually not practical for residential installation. They’re better suited for commercial applications where quick charging is essential.
EV charger installation requires electrical work that must be performed by a licensed electrician in Illinois. This isn’t a DIY project – you’re dealing with 240-volt circuits that can be dangerous if installed incorrectly.Beyond safety concerns, improper installation can void your charger warranty, violate local building codes, and create problems with your homeowner’s insurance. Many rebate programs also require professional installation by licensed contractors.Licensed installation ensures your charger meets all safety codes, passes city inspections, and qualifies for available rebates. When you factor in the rebate money you’d lose by doing it yourself, professional installation often costs less in the long run.
Rebate applications vary by program, but most require proof of purchase, installation invoices, and photos of the completed work. ComEd’s program requires pre-approval before installation, while other programs allow retroactive applications.We help customers navigate the rebate process by providing all necessary documentation and ensuring installations meet program requirements. This includes using approved charger models and following specific installation guidelines.The key is applying for rebates before or immediately after installation, depending on program rules. Some programs have limited funding and operate on a first-come, first-served basis, so timing matters for maximizing your savings.