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EV Charger Installation in Hamilton

Hey, Hamilton. Install your EV car charger with us.

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Install an EV charger at home with ElectricSafe

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ElectricSafe is certified and licensed with the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA)
ElectricSafe follows all rules and regulations within the province of Ontario.

Benefits of Installing an EV Charger

You’ve purchased your electric vehicle. Let’s install an EV charger in your garage or driveway so you have a fully charged battery every time you start your car.

We’re ESA-certified. All charger installations meet provincial regulations meaning that your EV charging station will operate dependably for years to come. We can confidently install level 1 and level 2 EV charging stations in your home in Hamilton, Ontario.

01.

Convenience

Charge your electric vehicle overnight and at home, not in public. Not in some weird parking lot.
02.

Battery Life

03.

Home's Value

Hire an Electrician to install EV Chargers

We’re ESA-certified. All charger installations meet provincial regulations meaning that your EV charging station will operate dependably for years to come.

How to know when you're ready for a home EV charger installation​

If so, then the obvious is yes. Let’s get that EV charger installed ASAP.

Installing an EV charger at home is hugely convenient for overnight charging–it also extends your battery life.

A home EV charger installation will save you some serious time. It’s never any fun to have to wait around at public charging stations.

There’s something so liberating about having an installed wall charger. It’s safer and regulates the flow of electricity much better, so your car charges more consistently. And don’t forget the app–schedule charging at the cheapest times, get notifications, and track charging stats.

Answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions?

ElectricSafe is a member of the Electrical Contractor Registration
ElectricSafe is certified and licensed with the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA)
ElectricSafe follows all rules and regulations within the province of Ontario.
FLO Level 2 home EV charger installed on a garage wall in Hamilton, cable wrapped on the holster

EV Charger Installation Services

We’re Hamilton electricians and experts in EV charger installations. We’ll make absolutely sure that you have the right charger for your home and vehicle, and can confidently install both level 1 and level 2 EV charging stations.

Level 1 EV Charger Installation

The standard charger from manufacturers upon vehicle purchase. Perfect for light EV users, we’ll install a standard 120-volt outlet for basic overnight charging–that’s a charging speed of approximately 8 kilometres / hour.

Level 2 EV Charger Installation

Upgrade to a 240-volt outlet for faster charging. Ideal for regular EV users needing quick and efficient home charging. As context for comparison, a Level 2 charger will average 50 kilometres of driving range per hour of charging.
"Fantastic high quality work with zero damage to walls. Highly recommend for EV owners looking to install EV charger."
ravi chandra, Google review
ElectricSafe electricians preparing the wall for an EV charger installation in a garageEV Charger Installation ConsiderationsWatch the video

Not enough panel capacity?

An EV charger adds a large load to your home, and some electrical panels are already close to full. A load management device watches your home's power use and controls how much the charger draws. Under Ontario's Electrical Safety Code, that can mean adding a charger without upgrading your electrical service. We check your panel first and tell you which option fits your home. If you do need more capacity, see our electrical panel upgrades.

"We upgraded our service from 100A to 200A, had the breaker panel moved to the other side of the house and had an EV charger installed. The process was very smooth."
Steve Cross, Google review
ElectricSafe electrician explaining power management for adding an EV chargerSmart Solution for Power ManagementWatch the video

Our Process for Installing Your Electric Car Charger

Our installation process starts long before we start wiring up your home. You can get ahead before contacting us or we can take care of everything.

Step 1: Book a free panel load check

Call or send us a request to book a free visit. We check whether your electrical panel has room for a charger and give you a free quote.

Step 2: Inspect your electrical

Our electrical contractors will check everything out and confirm that your electrical system is up to date and safe for the circuit breaker installation for your new EV charger.

Step 3: Purchase your EV charger

Next, choose your charger. There are quite a few options. Buy your own, or we can supply one. Give us a call if you’re unsure of what charger is best for you, and we’ll help you out.

Step 4: Get an electrical permit

This is where we step in. Ontario requires almost all electrical work to be reported to the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA). We file that notification before work starts, and when the work passes, ESA issues a Certificate of Acceptance. How ESA inspections work.

Step 5: Install your EV station

One of our certified electricians will install your new EV charging station in your Hamilton home. We’ll take the time to install all electrical wiring and provide a post-installation inspection.

We install EV chargers in Hamilton, Burlington, Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek, Waterdown and Grimsby.

"The initial visit was fast and easy to arrange, we had a quote within our budget."
Trev Osborne, Google review
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Frequently Asked Questions About EV Charger Installations

"Great service for EV charger installation. Good communication, punctuality and price."
David Dickie, Google review
Installing an EV charger at home provides convenience, cost savings, and can increase your home's property value. Oh, and the obvious–you can charge your car overnight, not in a random public charging station.
Installation normally takes between 2-4 hours but it might be longer. For instance, if you need to upgrade your electrical panel, or run a trench to your garage. But we’ll know all of that in advance because we will always pre-inspect everything.

It’s highly recommended to have a licensed electrician install your EV charger. We want you to be safe and we also want to make sure that the work meets all safety standards and codes.

ThinkEV's 2026 cost guide puts a standard Level 2 home install in Canada at $1,000 to $3,000, including the charger, labour and permit. Your price depends on the charger, the distance from your panel and whether your panel has room. For a full breakdown, see EV charger installation cost in Ontario.

Level 1 chargers use a standard 120-volt outlet and are best used for overnight charging, taking about 12 hours for a full vehicle charge. Level 2 chargers use a 240-volt outlet and charge in 2-4 hours.
Yes. We install Tesla chargers and all other major brands, including Flo and ChargePoint. Bring your own charger, or we can supply one.
If the problem is electrical, such as the circuit, the breaker or the wiring to the charger, yes. We find the fault and fix it. A fault inside the charger itself goes to the charger's maker.

Oh, yes. That’s a great plan. Most smart chargers empower you to schedule charging times. It’s a wonderful idea to set charging during off-peak hours.

Not for a single home right now. Ontario has no provincial rebate for a home charger, and the federal ZEVIP program funds organizations, not individuals. Condo and apartment buildings can apply through ZEVIP as a building. If a program does apply to you, we will help you find it and apply. More in our guide to EV charger rebates in Ontario.

EV chargers need a dedicated line to your panel, whether we install it in your garage or anywhere else. We will always test your current electrical loads to determine if you need an electrical panel upgrade.
Yes. Before an EV charger installation can begin, a licensed electrical contractor, known as a LEC, will file a notification of work with the ESA. They will also provide you with an ESA Certificate of Acceptance. The certificate is provided once the work is complete–meaning that everything is compliant with the Ontario Electrical Safety Code. Our team will take care of all paperwork and permits for you.