We connect Portland homeowners with licensed local electricians. Permit pulled for you. Most installs done in a single day. Serving Portland, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Tigard, and the entire metro.
We'll match you with a licensed Portland installer, usually within one business day.
From a simple Level 2 install to a full panel upgrade, we connect you with the right licensed electrician for the job.
240V dedicated circuit, charger mounted and wired, permit pulled, inspection scheduled. The full install, done in a day.
Learn more →Many Portland bungalows need a panel upgrade before a Level 2 charger can be safely installed. We handle both in one project.
Learn more →Hardwired Tesla Wall Connector installation for Model S, 3, X, Y, and Cybertruck. NACS-compatible and code compliant.
Learn more →Multi-unit charger installs for offices, apartment complexes, retail lots, and fleet operations across the Portland metro.
Learn more →PGE offers one of the better residential EV charging programs in the Northwest. The standard $300 rebate on a Level 2 charger is straightforward enough, but the income-qualified tier bumps that to $1,000 on the charger and $5,000 on a panel upgrade. That's real money.
The ongoing participation reward, $25 twice a year for enrolled customers, adds up quietly in the background. If you're on Pacific Power instead of PGE, they have their own rebate program too. Call your utility to confirm what's current before you buy a charger, programs do change.
Full PGE rebate guide →A standard Level 2 install in Portland runs $1,100–$1,700 total for a panel-ready home. That's $600–$1,000 in labor, $300–$450 for the charger, and $150–$250 for the permit. Homes needing a panel upgrade first run $3,200–$6,500. See the full cost breakdown →
Yes. Oregon requires an electrical permit for any Level 2 charger installation. Your licensed electrician pulls it from the City of Portland Bureau of Development Services on your behalf. It's part of a professional install, not a separate errand for you. Full permit guide →
Maybe. Many inner SE, NE, and North Portland homes were built with 60–100 amp panels, and those almost always need upgrading first. Newer West Hills builds and most Beaverton and Lake Oswego homes are typically fine at 200 amps. An electrician can assess your panel in 15 minutes. How to check →
PGE offers $300 standard for qualifying Level 2 chargers, or $1,000 if you're income-qualified. There's also a $1,000 rebate toward a panel upgrade (up to $5,000 income-qualified). Check your eligibility at pge.com or call PGE directly. Full rebate guide →
The installation itself takes 2–4 hours for most straightforward Portland jobs. Factor in 1–2 weeks for scheduling and permit approval through BDS. If your home needs a panel upgrade first, that may require a second visit or a longer project timeline.
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