EV Charger Installation in NH, MA & ME
Charge your EV at home overnight with a Level 2 station installed by a licensed master electrician. We check your panel, pull the permits, and get it done right the first time.
Moore Electric Inc. installs Level 2 EV charging stations for homes across southern New Hampshire, northeastern Massachusetts, and southern Maine. Owner and master electrician Brenden Moore has over 25 years of experience and holds active licenses in all three states (NH #14511, MA #22825, ME #MS60023064). The company installs all major charger brands, including Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint Home Flex, Emporia, Grizzl-E, and JuiceBox, as well as NEMA 14-50 outlets for plug-in mobile connectors. Every installation begins with a panel capacity assessment and includes full permitting through the local building department. Moore Electric also handles 200-amp panel upgrades when an older electrical system cannot support a 40- to 60-amp EV charger circuit.
Why Do Most EV Owners Switch to Level 2?
The charger that came with your car plugs into a standard 120V outlet and adds about 3 to 5 miles of range per hour. That works for plug-in hybrids with small batteries. But if you drive a full EV, you wake up most mornings without a full charge.
A Level 2 charger runs on a 240V dedicated circuit, the same voltage your dryer uses. It adds 25 to 30 miles of range per hour and fully charges most EVs overnight. Plug in when you get home, wake up ready to go.
Does Your Electrical Panel Support an EV Charger?
A Level 2 charger draws 40 to 60 amps on a dedicated circuit. That is a significant load, and not every panel has the capacity to spare. We check yours before we quote so you know exactly what is needed, not after the project is half done.
- Panel capacity - We calculate your existing load and confirm whether there is room for a 40- to 60-amp EV circuit. Homes with a 100-amp panel often need an upgrade.
- Breaker space - A Level 2 charger needs a double-pole 50-amp breaker. If your panel is full, we can add a subpanel or upgrade the main.
- Wire run distance - We measure from the panel to your charging location. Longer runs use heavier gauge wire and affect the overall scope.
- NEC code compliance - EV charger circuits must meet the latest National Electrical Code requirements. We make sure yours does, from wire sizing to GFCI protection.
Need a 200-Amp Upgrade?
Many homes built before 1980 still run on 100-amp panels. Adding an EV charger to a panel that is already close to capacity is a fire risk. We upgrade panels to 200 amps regularly, and we can often bundle it with the charger install to save you a second visit.
Older wiring can also be a factor. If your home's wiring has not been updated, a rewire may be the safer path before adding high-draw circuits.
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We'll assess your electrical system and give you a clear, honest quote. No pressure, no runaround.
Get a Free EstimateWhat Does EV Charger Installation Look Like?
From first call to first charge, here is what to expect.
Assessment
We inspect your panel, measure the wire run, and talk through charger placement with you. You get a clear quote before any work starts.
Permitting
We pull all required permits with your town's building department. That protects your home, your insurance, and your resale value.
Installation
We run a dedicated 240V circuit, mount your charger, and make all connections. Most installs wrap up in 2 to 4 hours.
Test + Walkthrough
We test everything, walk you through how it works, and clean up the job site before we leave. You plug in that night.
Which EV Charger Is Right for Your Home?
Already picked one out? We will install it. Need a recommendation? We can walk you through the options.
Hardwired Chargers
Permanently wired to your panel with no outlet in between. Cleaner look and a more secure connection for long-term use.
- Tesla Wall Connector (up to 48A)
- ChargePoint Home Flex (16-50A)
- Emporia, Grizzl-E, JuiceBox
NEMA 14-50 Outlet
A heavy-duty 240V outlet that works with your car's mobile connector or any plug-in charger. Good flexibility if you want to swap units later.
- Universal - works with any EV
- Swap chargers without rewiring
- 50-amp, 240V dedicated circuit
Smart Chargers
WiFi-connected units you control from your phone. Schedule off-peak charging to save on your electric bill and track usage over time.
- Schedule off-peak charging hours
- Monitor energy usage per session
- Remote start/stop from the app
Are There Rebates for EV Charger Installation?
Both state and federal programs can help offset the cost of home EV charging equipment and installation.
Federal Tax Credit
The federal 30C Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit covers a percentage of the cost for qualified EV charger equipment and installation at your home. This credit applies to the charger hardware and the labor to install it.
State + Utility Programs
Massachusetts offers rebates through the MOR-EV program for Level 2 home charger installations. New Hampshire and Maine have periodic utility incentive programs that vary by provider. Eversource, Unitil, and Liberty Utilities have each run EV charging rebate programs in the past.
EV Installation by a Master Electrician
A lot of companies are jumping into EV charger installation. Here's why experience matters.
Brenden Moore
25+ years of electrical experience. I personally oversee every installation and make sure it's done right.
We Assess First
No guessing about your panel capacity. We evaluate your system before quoting so there are no surprises.
Permits Included
We pull all required permits and schedule the inspection. No shortcuts, no risk to your insurance or resale.
Licensed in 3 States
Fully licensed and insured in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Maine. We do it by the book.
We Answer the Phone
Call and you get a real person. We explain what we are doing and why, no electrician jargon, no runaround.
Upfront Pricing
You get a detailed quote before work starts. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Family-Owned
Not a franchise, not a call center. We are a local family business that treats your home like our own.
What Our Customers Say
"I've used Brenden for multiple electrical jobs both big and small. He always does really good work. Brenden and Liam always leave the job site clean when they are done. They really did light up our life."
"Brenden and his team were very professional the whole process. They wired the whole house quickly and kept a clean site every time they were there. Brenden answers his phone and will not ghost you like many other companies in the trades. Hire Moore Electric for your next project, you will never need to look for a good electrician again."
"Brenden and his crew were very knowledgeable and helpful from the estimate to the final inspection. Any questions I had were answered promptly and very clearly. 10 out of 10 recommend Moore Electric and crew!"
EV Charger Installation FAQ
The cost depends on your panel capacity, distance from the panel to the charger location, and whether your electrical system needs any upgrades. We assess all of that during a free estimate and give you a detailed, upfront quote. No ballpark ranges, no hidden costs. Request your free estimate →
It depends on your current panel capacity and how much load you are already running. A home with a 200-amp panel and moderate usage usually has room. A home with a 100-amp panel often needs an upgrade first. We check during the assessment so you know before any work begins. More on panel upgrades →
Yes. We install Tesla Wall Connectors, ChargePoint Home Flex, Emporia, Grizzl-E, JuiceBox, and every other major brand. We also install NEMA 14-50 outlets if you prefer to use your vehicle's mobile connector.
Most installs take 2 to 4 hours once permits are approved. If the job includes a panel upgrade or a long wire run, it may take longer. We give you a clear timeline during the estimate so you can plan around it.
Always. Electrical permits ensure the work gets inspected and meets NEC code. Some contractors skip permits to save time, but that can void your homeowner's insurance and create problems if you sell the house. We handle all permitting as part of the project.
A hardwired charger connects directly to your panel with no plug. It is a permanent installation and looks cleaner on the wall. A NEMA 14-50 outlet gives you a 240V receptacle that any plug-in charger or mobile connector can use. The outlet option costs less upfront and gives you flexibility to swap chargers later.
Yes. We run underground conduit from the main panel to detached garages regularly. The wire run is longer, which affects the scope, but the installation process is the same. We measure everything during the assessment and include it in the quote.
Yes, but your panel needs enough capacity for two dedicated circuits. Some smart chargers also support load sharing, which lets two vehicles charge on a single circuit by splitting the available power. We can talk through the best setup for your situation during the estimate.
EV Charger Installation Throughout NH, MA + ME
We install EV chargers across southern New Hampshire, northeastern Massachusetts, and southern Maine.
New Hampshire
Plaistow · Salem · Hampstead · Atkinson · Kingston · Danville · Sandown · Newton · East Kingston · Exeter · Hampton · Seabrook · Derry · Londonderry
Massachusetts
Haverhill · Newburyport · Amesbury · Salisbury · Merrimac · West Newbury · Groveland · Georgetown · Newbury · Rowley · Ipswich · Methuen · Lawrence · Andover · North Andover
Maine
Kittery · York · Ogunquit · Wells · Kennebunk · Kennebunkport · Eliot · South Berwick · Berwick
Licensed and Insured: NH Master Electrician #14511 · MA Master Electrician #22825 · ME Master Electrician #MS60023064
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