Charging at home is the easiest way to live with an electric vehicle. PowerSol USA installs Level 2 EV chargers, including the Tesla Wall Connector, for Florida homeowners. We start with your electrical panel, handle the permit, and can pair your charger with solar and a home battery so you have power to drive and power during outages.
What We Install
- Level 2 home EV chargers. A Level 2 charger runs on a 240-volt circuit and charges much faster than a standard wall outlet.
- Tesla Wall Connector. Tesla’s own home charger, installed and set up for your Tesla. Thinking about Tesla solar or Powerwall too? See our Tesla solar installer page.
- J1772 and NACS chargers. Non-Tesla EVs have used J1772 connectors, and many automakers are moving to NACS (the Tesla-style plug). We install hardwired chargers for both and can talk through which connector fits the cars you drive now and the ones you may buy later.
- Dedicated circuits and outlets. If your charger plugs in, we can run a properly sized 240-volt circuit and outlet for it.
How Home EV Charger Installation Works
- Free estimate. Tell us about your vehicle, where you park, and your electrical panel. Start here.
- Panel and load check. A licensed electrician reviews your panel’s capacity and the loads already on it, such as AC, water heater, dryer, and pool pump, to size the charger circuit safely.
- Design and permit. We pull the required electrical permit with your local building department.
- Installation. We run the circuit, mount the charger, and connect it.
- Inspection and setup. Once the work passes inspection, we help you set up the charger and its app if it has one.
Do I Need a Panel Upgrade for an EV Charger?
Not always. Whether you need one depends on your panel’s size, how much spare capacity it has, and how much power the charger draws. Many homes can add a Level 2 charger without a problem. Others may need a load management device, a lower charging amperage, or a panel upgrade. The load check tells us which applies to your home. We’ll explain the options before any work starts, so you’re not paying for an upgrade you don’t need.
Pair EV Charging With Solar and a Home Battery
An EV adds a big new load to your home. Pairing your charger with residential solar lets you power some of that driving with energy from your own roof. Adding a home battery backup keeps essential circuits running when the grid goes down after a Florida storm.
We design battery-first systems. During an outage, a battery is sized to protect the loads you depend on most, and your EV charger can be set up to run or not based on your priorities. Want the whole picture? Read our guide to solar and battery in Florida.
Why PowerSol USA
- Florida licensed: FL license EC13012024.
- BBB A+ rated Tampa-based installer.
- One team for solar, battery, and EV charging, so your charger, panel, solar, and battery are planned together instead of pieced together.
- Local: we’re headquartered at 600 N Willow Ave in Tampa. Learn more about our Tampa solar installation work.
- Wide Florida coverage: we serve most of Florida, excluding Miami-Dade, Broward, and the Panhandle. See our service areas.
EV Charger Installation FAQ
How much does it cost to install an EV charger at home?
Costs depend on the charger, the distance from your panel to your parking spot, your panel’s capacity, and permit requirements. We give you a written quote after a free estimate. Request yours here.
Can you install a Tesla Wall Connector?
Yes. We install the Tesla Wall Connector and other Level 2 chargers, including J1772 and NACS models, for Florida homes in our service area.
Do I need a permit to install an EV charger in Florida?
A new 240-volt charger circuit generally requires an electrical permit and inspection from your local building department. We handle the permit as part of the job.
Will I need to upgrade my electrical panel?
Not necessarily. We do a panel and load check first. Many homes have room for a Level 2 charger, and some may need load management or a panel upgrade instead.
Is there a federal tax credit for home EV chargers?
The federal Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (Section 30C) was limited by eligibility rules and, under current law, does not apply to property placed in service after June 30, 2026. That means new home charger installs today generally won’t qualify. Tax rules can change, so check with your CPA or tax advisor about your situation.
Can my EV charger run during a power outage?
It can if your home has a battery or backup system designed for it. A home battery paired with solar can power essential loads in an outage, and we’ll help you decide whether EV charging should be one of them.
Ready to Charge at Home?
Call PowerSol USA at (855) 847-6527 or get your free estimate. We’ll check your panel, recommend the right charger, and show you how solar and a battery can work with it.
PowerSol USA · 600 N Willow Ave, Tampa, FL 33606 · (855) 847-6527 · FL License EC13012024