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The Best EV Charger Installers in Edmonton

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For those Edmontonians looking to install an EV charger in their home, there are several companies in the city that specialize in EV charger installation. The following are the top EV charger installers in Edmonton.

AltaPro Electric

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Source: AltaPro Electric

AltaPro Electric is a leading electrical and solar service provider in Alberta. The company offers customized EV charger solutions tailored to meet specific customer needs. AltaPro Electric also provides services beyond EV charger installation:

  • Consultation and site assessment: This ensures AltaPro Electric understands the customer’s needs and evaluates the home’s electrical capacity
  • Permits and compliance: AltaPro Electric handles all of the necessary permits and ensures the installation complies with local building codes and safety standards.
  • Ongoing support and maintenance: post-installation, AltaPro Electric provides ongoing support and maintenance services to keep the EV charger operating smoothly.

Pricing is determined after customers submit a service request.

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BLDG Electric

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Source: BLDG Electric

BLDG Electric is an EV charging installation contractor in Edmonton that helps residential homeowners and property managers plan, select, and install smart charging stations. A team of certified electricians assess a property’s current electrical capacity and determines if it can support a charging unit. After the assessment, BLDG Electric provides its best EV charger picks based on compatibility, charging speed, portability, and cost.

The average cost of installing an EV charging station is between $1,000 and $3,500. However, pricing can vary depending on the make and model. Customers can obtain an estimate by contacting BLDG Electric and describing their charging needs.

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Alberta Electric

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Source: Alberta Electric

Alberta Electric provides installation services for Level 2 EV charging for commercial garages and private homes with an electrical capacity of 15-80 amps. The company also offer a 200 amp service upgrade as well as installation of load management devices. This ensures the property’s electrical system can handle the increased load and the charger is optimized for performance.

The average installation time is 1 day for a home with a 2-week lead time. In terms of pricing, a standard charger hookup costs $2,000. There is an additional cost of $1,800 for an AC-Dandy Loadmiser, a device that monitors the usage on a circuit and turns off the charger if the load is too great. A benefit of the Loadmiser is that it allows the EV charger to share power with other appliances. The devices automatically turn off the charger when another appliance is in use, ensuring power is not being used simultaneously by both appliances. A 200-amp service upgrade (required to support multiple EV chargers) costs $6,500.

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Evalence

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Source: Evalence

Evalence is a renewables company serving Calgary and Edmonton that specializes in EV charging solutions for residential and commercial properties. In addition to EV chargers, Evalence can install energy management products by Wallbox, DCC-12, and PSP Products. The company also offers customizable solutions by conducting site assessments and energy usage analyses.

There are three EV charging solutions for residential customers:

  • Plug-type residential
  • Mid-power residential
  • High-power residential

Commercial properties have three charging solutions:

  • Level 2 Commercial: recommended for workplaces, overnight parking
  • Level 3 Fast Charge: recommended for commuting, fast charging
  • Level 3 Ultra-fast charge: recommended for buses, semi-trucks, construction vehicles  
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Kuby Renewable Energy

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Source: Kuby Renewable Energy

While Kuby Renewable Energy is known as a leading solar power installer in Western Canada, the company also provides EV charger installation for residential and commercial properties in the Edmonton area. Level 1 and 2 EV chargers are available for residential homes, and DC fast chargers can be installed at apartments, hotels, hospitals, parking garages, and other commercial locations. Before installing an EV charger, Kuby performs an on-site or remote evaluation of the property to ensure compliance, conducts a load calculation, and confirms electrical capacity. Kuby’s certified electricians handle the installation process, and customers can reach out to the company post-installation if they have questions or concerns.

For residential installations, costs typically range from $1,000 to $3,000, depending on the size of the charger and the complexity of the setup. Installation costs for commercial properties will depend on the cable path (how far the charger is located from the building) and the size of the charger.

You can get a free quote by filling out their contact form.

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What requirements do I need to install an EV charger in my home?

The answer to this question differs by home and by each individual driver. But in general, a home electrical panel should be able to provide 240 volts/30 amps of power. If you are installing an EV charger outdoors, make sure the unit can operate in -40°C to 40°C weather.  Also, look for the charger’s outdoor safety rating. Some drivers must apply for an electrical permit before installing an EV charger. The permit ensures the charger is correctly and safely installed in your home.

To learn more about the installation process for EV chargers, check out our in-depth guide.

How much does it cost to install an EV charger?

While the cost differs between companies, the average total cost ranges from $3,000 to $5,000. This includes both the price of the charger and the cost of labour from the electrician.

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