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EV Charger Installation in Toronto & the GTA

Charge at home, overnight, on a dedicated circuit — installed to code by licensed electricians.

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Bring charging home. A Level 2 home charger adds 40–80 km of range per hour of charging, turning every night into a full battery by morning. But a charger is only as good as the circuit behind it: the right wire size, the right breaker, and a clean route from your panel to your parking spot.

We install every major home charger — Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint Home Flex, Grizzl-E, SWTCH, Autel, Emporia and DASH — in attached and detached garages, on exterior walls, and on posts near driveways. Hardwired or plug-in with a NEMA 14-50 receptacle: we will recommend the setup that fits your panel, your parking, and your budget.

Every installation starts with a load assessment of your electrical panel. If your service has the capacity, we run a dedicated circuit and you are charging within days. If it does not, we will tell you plainly — and a panel upgrade can usually be completed in a single day.

Based in Aurora? We are too — see our dedicated page for EV charger installation in Aurora, with local pricing, panel advice for Aurora homes, and priority scheduling.

What’s included

Our process

  1. Tell us about the setup. Share your charger or vehicle model, photos of your panel, and where you park. Most quotes go out the same day.
  2. Load assessment. We confirm your panel can support a dedicated charging circuit — or recommend an upgrade first.
  3. Installation day. We run the circuit, mount the charger, and terminate everything to code. Most installs take half a day.
  4. Test and walkthrough. We energize the circuit, verify charging, and show you the app setup and cable routine.
Recent work

Real installs, real homes.

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Local pages

EV charger installation near you

We have a dedicated page for every city we serve — local pricing, panel advice for homes in your area, and scheduling:

Aurora  ·  Newmarket  ·  East Gwillimbury  ·  King City  ·  Richmond Hill  ·  Stouffville  ·  Markham  ·  Vaughan  ·  Georgina  ·  Bradford  ·  Toronto  ·  Uxbridge  ·  Pickering  ·  Ajax  ·  Whitby  ·  Innisfil  ·  Caledon  ·  Brampton  ·  Mississauga  ·  New Tecumseth  ·  Milton  ·  Barrie  ·  Halton Hills  ·  Oshawa  ·  Oakville  ·  Clarington  ·  Burlington

Why a licensed contractor matters. In Ontario, electrical work must be done by a licensed electrical contractor with an ESA permit where required. Trusted Electric Group is licensed under ECRA/ESA #7018920 — every installation is completed to the Ontario Electrical Safety Code, and we arrange the ESA notification for you.
Common questions

EV Charger Installation: FAQ

Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?

Not every home does. The answer depends on your existing service size, current electrical load, charger output, and future plans. A load assessment determines whether your panel can support a dedicated charging circuit or needs an upgrade.

Can you install the charger I already purchased?

Yes. Share the charger brand and model when you contact us so we can review its electrical requirements and plan the right circuit and placement.

Where can a home charger be installed?

Common locations include attached and detached garages, exterior walls, and posts near a driveway. Placement depends on parking access, cable reach, weather exposure, and the route back to the electrical panel.

Does an EV charger installation require an ESA permit?

Yes. In Ontario, a new EV charger circuit requires an electrical notification (permit) through the Electrical Safety Authority. A licensed electrical contractor should arrange the notification, complete the work to code, and coordinate inspection requirements.

Hardwired or plug-in — which is better?

Hardwired chargers allow the highest charging speeds and the cleanest install. A plug-in NEMA 14-50 setup adds flexibility if you may move the charger later. We will recommend the right option after seeing your panel and parking layout.

Free estimates

Let’s talk about the work.

Every job starts with a clear, honest quote. Send the details and photos of your panel or project — we’ll take it from there.

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Tell us about the job — we reply fast, usually the same day.

Ready for your ev charger installation?

Send photos of your panel or project space — most quotes go out the same day.

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