EV Charging & Electrical Services in Greater Houston
Charging equipment, the electrical work that has to happen behind it, and backup power for when the grid goes down. Every job starts with a load calculation.
Call (346) 406-1223The panel decides which of these you need.
A charger install and a service upgrade look identical from the driveway and are not. The load calculation totals your fixed loads against the service rating and returns capacity available, capacity available with load management, or a genuine need to grow the service.
Running it first is also why we regularly tell people they do not need the panel upgrade somebody else quoted them for.
Charging
Level 2 EV Charger Installation
A dedicated 240-volt circuit and mounted charger that takes a full-size EV or truck from empty to full overnight instead of over three days.
Most quotes go wrong before anyone touches a wire — the load calculation is skipped and the circuit is guessed. Start with the calculation.
Read moreTesla Wall Connector Installation
Hardwired Wall Connector installation with the circuit sized to the amperage you actually commissioned it at, not the maximum on the box.
A Wall Connector commissioned at an amperage the circuit cannot carry is the most common install error we're called back to correct.
Read moreNEMA 14-50 Outlet Installation
A 240-volt receptacle on a dedicated 50-amp circuit for a plug-in charger — the flexible option when you may move or change vehicles.
The cheap 14-50 receptacle from a big-box shelf is not rated for hours of continuous draw. It is the single most common cause of a scorched outlet.
Read moreHardwired EV Charger Installation
Direct-wired charger installation for higher amperage than a receptacle allows, and for outdoor locations where a plug connection is the weak point.
If your charger lives outside within a few miles of Galveston Bay, the plug is the part that fails first. Hardwiring removes it.
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Backup Power
Home Battery Backup Installation
Battery storage sized to carry the circuits that matter through a Houston outage, with the transfer equipment to switch over automatically.
After Uri and Beryl, the question stopped being whether the grid goes down and became which circuits you want still running when it does.
Read moreBidirectional Charging & Vehicle-to-Home
Equipment that lets a capable EV back-feed the house during an outage, turning the truck in the driveway into the largest battery on the property.
Not every EV can do this, and the ones that can need specific equipment. The compatibility check is the first call, not the last.
Read moreStandby Generator Installation
Permanently installed natural gas or propane standby generators with automatic transfer — for outages measured in days rather than hours.
Texas law is on your side here in a way it is not for EV charging — an HOA cannot simply prohibit a qualifying standby generator.
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Commercial EV Charger Installation
Multi-port charging for workplaces, retail, multifamily and fleet yards, including the service capacity study that has to come first.
Size the conduit for the build-out you want in five years. Re-trenching a parking lot costs more than the extra conduit ever did.
Read moreDC Fast Charger Installation
High-power DC charging for commercial and fleet sites — a utility infrastructure project as much as an electrical one.
The charger is rarely the long pole. The utility service is. Start that conversation months before you want to open.
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EV Charger Repair & Maintenance
Diagnosis and repair for chargers that trip, fault, throttle, or stop communicating — including installs someone else did wrong.
A charger that trips every few sessions is telling you something about the circuit behind it. It is not a setting to adjust away.
Read moreEV Charger Relocation
Moving an existing charger for a garage remodel, a new vehicle with the port on the other side, or a move to a new Houston-area home.
Measure the cable against the new parking position before you commit to the wall. Reach decides the layout more often than anything else.
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