Discover why more EV and PHEV owners choose Qmerit Charge@Home™ installation services.
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EV Charger Installations
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Already have a Level 2 charging station or cord? Great! If not, you can buy one when you complete our home charging assessment.
Just answer a few questions and snap a photo of your electrical panel. Our AI-powered technology does the rest.
Most homeowners get their estimate instantly! (More complex installations may require a custom quote.)
Your local Qmerit-certified installer will reach out to schedule the installation at your convenience.
Your charger is installed by an expert electrician specifically trained on every brand and model they work with—so you can charge with peace of mind.
Our dedicated Customer Success Team is here to support you throughout the installation process—and beyond.
It pays to go electric! Governments and utilities across the U.S. are offering rebates and other financial incentives to promote EV driving and home charging.
You could be eligible to receive incentives totaling up to:
*Qmerit can upgrade your panel to provide sufficient capacity for EV charging and future-proof your home to accommodate additional electrification technologies down the road.
**Customer remains responsible for (a) payment of all applicable fees related to required permits, and (b) confirming the installer has applied for and been issued all necessary permits.
The installation price for a home EV charger will vary depending on your project requirements, but typically ranges from $800 – $2,500 with an average cost of $1,700. (For Qmerit, that price includes a $149 deposit required to schedule installation which is applied toward your installation costs.) Factors impacting the cost include the length of wiring needed, installation method (hardwire or outlet installation), and location of the installation site in relation to your main electrical panel. In most cases, you will receive an upfront pricing estimate via email based on the responses you submit through our online assessment. If additional information is needed or your project requires electrical upgrades, your Qmerit-certified installer will follow up with you to furnish a custom proposal. Permitting fees are not included in this amount and vary by jurisdiction.
Learn more on our blog Factors That Impact EV Charger Installation Costs.
Qmerit recommends reaching out to a CPA or tax professional when applying for EV charger tax credits. For more information on financial incentives your installation may qualify for, read our EV Charging Rebates & Incentives Guide.
No. A certified installer should install your EV charging station for several reasons. First, your home’s wiring and/or electrical service panel may need an upgrade. Second, your homeowner’s insurance may require hiring a certified installer. Third, your EV’s warranty may require that certified professionals install and maintain any charging equipment.
Give Qmerit a call at (888) 272-0090 or complete our online EV assessment to receive an instant quote.
It’s up to you. A Level 2 charger can replenish your plug-in hybrid battery up to three times faster than a Level 1 charger which uses a standard 120-volt outlet.
Learn more on our blog: PHEVs Work Best With The Right EV Charger.
If you’re using a 32-amp Level 2 charging cord that came included with your EV, you can use your existing outlet as long as it’s rated for the indicated continuous charging load. Qmerit does not recommend using a plug-in wall charger with a NEMA outlet.
Join the thousands of EV drivers just like you who made Qmerit and our certified network #1 in home charger installations! Get your custom estimate now—just answer some quick questions and take a few photos.
*Average customer response when asked to rate on a scale of 1 – 10 “How likely are you to recommend your Qmerit installer to a friend or colleague?” Average score based on customer-paid Qmerit EV charging installation programs.
