EV Charger Supply & Installation in Central Alberta
EV Charging is relatively new and local knowledge is required to proceed.
To get started information of your current panel is required to assess if yours can handle the electrical requirements of the charger installed. (Most likely Level 2)
Panel and service upgrades are not usually required unless its full of breakers and not expandable.
If service and panel upgrade is required we can do that as well.
Hodgson Electrical supplies and installs EV charging equipment for residential and commercial properties.
If you're charging your EV overnight at home and need a dedicated outlet, our electricians can help. Running a fleet of EVs or want to offer charging for your customers? Our electrical services company can supply and install all the necessary components so they can stand up to the demand.
Based in Lacombe, Hodgson Electrical provides EV charger installation to clients throughout Central Alberta. If you're located in Blackfalds, Bentley, Clive, Lacombe County, or nearby communities, we can help. Looking for EV charger service in Red Deer, Ponoka, or Bashaw? Visit our Central Alberta electrical services page for broader regional coverage.
EV Charger Services We Offer in Lacombe and Central Alberta
- Level 2 chargers
- Power management
- Supply
- Install
- Permit and Testing
- Indoor & outdoor charger installation
- Not all electrical services can supply the extra energy required for EV charging.
- Electrical service and panel upgrade, if required.
Home energy monitors
Slows down or reduces charging to vehicle when power demands are high.
How much does EV charger installation cost in Lacombe?
Costs vary depending on your panel capacity, charger type (Level 1 or Level 2), and whether a permit and panel upgrade are required. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote specific to your property.
Do I need a permit for EV charger installation in Alberta?
Yes. Electrical permits are required under the Alberta Safety Codes Act. Hodgson Electrical handles all permit applications and final inspections on your behalf.
Can my existing electrical panel handle an EV charger?
Not always. A Level 2 charger draws significant amperage. We'll assess your panel during the quoting process and let you know if an upgrade is needed before any work begins.
