Updated October 2026
If you've just bought an electric vehicle, or you're thinking about one, charging at home is the easiest way to live with it. A Level 2 charger can fill most batteries overnight, so you wake up ready to go.
What affects the cost
- Your panel. Many homes have room for a new 240-volt circuit. Older or full panels may need an upgrade first.
- Distance. The farther the garage is from your panel, the more wire and labor it takes.
- Charger type. You can go with a simple NEMA 14-50 outlet, or a hardwired wall charger with Wi-Fi and scheduling.
- Permit and inspection. We handle this so it's done right and to code.
Outlet or hardwired?
An outlet works well and keeps things flexible. A hardwired charger is tidier, often charges a bit faster, and is a good fit if you plan to keep the car parked in one spot for years.
Ways to save
Rebates and credits for home chargers come and go. When we visit, we'll let you know about any current options from your utility.
Let's take a look
New to EVs? Start with our guide to EV charging levels.
Every garage is a little different. If you're in Moore, Norman, OKC or nearby, call or text us and we'll come check your panel and give you a straight answer on what your install will take.
Bo Johnson
Hello, I’m Bo Johnson and I founded Passion Electric in 2014. After working as a Journeymen electrician for over ten years, I decided to start my own company!