EV Charger Installation in Denver, CO

We install Level 2 home charging for every EV brand across Denver metro — proper load calculation, permit, inspection and a tidy install that looks like it came with the house.

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Who we are

Denver's trusted EV charger installation experts

Cedarwell has wired Level 2 charging into garages, carports, alleys and detached shops all over Denver metro. We install Tesla, ChargePoint, Emporia, Grizzl-E, Wallbox, Autel and every other UL-listed unit — hardwired or on a NEMA 14-50, indoors or outdoor rated for a Colorado winter.

Every EV charger installation starts with a real NEC 220.87 load calculation rather than a guess, so you find out before you buy whether your panel needs an upgrade, a load-management device, or nothing at all.

What every job includes

12+

Years

2,100+

Jobs

4.9★

What's included

EV Charger Installation services we handle in Denver

Pick the piece you need, or let us scope the whole job — every option below is permitted, warrantied and quoted flat.

Level 2 Home Charger Install

40A, 48A or 60A dedicated circuit with hardwired or receptacle termination.

NEMA 14-50 Outlet Install

A code-compliant GFCI-protected 240V outlet for portable and mobile connectors.

Charger + Panel Upgrade

Bundled 200A panel upgrade when your existing service can't carry the load.

Detached Garage & Driveway Runs

Trenching, conduit and subpanels to get power where the car actually parks.

Dual-Vehicle & Power Sharing

Two chargers commissioned on a shared circuit for two-EV households.

Charger Repair & Relocation

Replacing failed units, moving chargers during remodels and fixing bad DIY installs.

Not sure which ev charger installation option you need?

Tell us what you're trying to power and we'll price the right scope — free, over the phone, in about ten minutes.

Why hire a pro

Benefits of hiring a licensed professional for EV Charger Installation

It isn't only about the finished result — it's about permits, safety, insurance and what happens when you sell the house.

01

Your panel is protected

A continuous 40–48A load on an unverified panel is how bus bars overheat. The load calculation isn't optional paperwork — it's the safety step.

02

Permit, inspection and resale value

Denver requires a permit for a 240V circuit. Permitted charging is an asset at resale; unpermitted work is a negotiating chip against you.

03

Rebates you can actually claim

Xcel Energy and city programs require itemized invoices and licensed-contractor details. We supply exactly what they ask for.

04

Warranty stays intact

Most charger manufacturers void coverage on non-licensed installs. Ours keeps the warranty and adds three years of workmanship cover.

Who needs this

Do you need EV Charger Installation?

If any of these sound like your home or building, it's worth a free assessment. We'll tell you honestly what's urgent, what can wait and what doesn't need doing at all.

You just bought an EV

The included 120V cord adds about 4 miles of range an hour — not enough for a Denver commute.

You're tired of public charging

Home Level 2 charging costs a fraction of DC fast charging and happens while you sleep.

Your garage has no 240V

Most Denver garages have a single 15A lighting circuit and nothing else.

You're a landlord, HOA or small business

Multi-unit and workplace charging needs metering, load management and permits done properly.

Why it matters

What you get with EV Charger Installation

Full-speed charging

A 240V, 40–60 amp circuit adds 25–40 miles of range per hour instead of 4.

Permitted and inspected

We pull the Denver or county permit and meet the inspector so the work is documented.

Rebate-ready paperwork

We provide the invoice and load details Xcel Energy and utility rebates ask for.

Scope of work

Included in every EV Charger Installation job

Our process

How your EV Charger Installation project runs

Five steps from your first call to a passed inspection. You always know what happens next.

01

Tell us what's going on

Send the form or call. We ask the right questions up front so the truck arrives with the right parts.

02

On-site assessment

A licensed electrician inspects the panel, load and access, then walks you through the options.

03

Flat-rate quote

You get an itemized price in writing — permit, materials and labor included. No surprises mid-job.

04

Clean, permitted install

Drop cloths down, shoes covered, tidy conduit, labeled panel, debris hauled away.

05

Inspection & walkthrough

We meet the inspector, hand over documentation and show you how everything works.

Why choose us

Reasons Denver homeowners keep our number

Denver homes are our specialty

Bungalows in Wash Park, split-levels in Aurora, new builds in Highlands Ranch — we know the panels, permits and inspectors in each jurisdiction.

Master electrician on every job

Your project is designed and reviewed by a master electrician, not handed to an unsupervised helper.

We show up in the window

Two-hour arrival windows with text updates. If we're running late, you hear it from us first.

No upsell theater

We tell you what's urgent, what can wait a year, and what doesn't need doing at all.

Clean job sites

Floor protection, dust control and a full cleanup. You shouldn't be able to tell we were there.

1-year workmanship warranty

On top of manufacturer coverage, our labor is warrantied for one full years.

Recent work

Jobs finished across Denver metro this season

Every job photographed, permitted and left cleaner than we found it.

Testimonials

Rated 4.9 out of 5 by 187 Denver customers

Book EV Charger Installation in Denver

Flat-rate pricing, permits pulled, one-year workmanship warranty. Same-day appointments across the metro.

EV Charger Installation FAQs

How much does EV charger installation cost in Denver?

Most Denver homes fall between $450 and $1,800 depending on distance from the panel, conduit routing and whether a panel or service upgrade is required. You get a flat, itemized price before we start.

Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?

Not always. We run a load calculation first — many 150A and 200A panels handle a 48A charger, and where they don’t, load management devices are often cheaper than a full upgrade.

Is a permit required for EV charger installation in Denver, CO?

Yes. A new 240V circuit requires a permit and inspection in Denver and surrounding jurisdictions. We pull it and meet the inspector.

How long does the install take?

Most installs take four to seven hours in a single visit.

Service area

Proudly Serving Denver and the Surrounding Metro

Aurora · Parker · Golden · Arvada · Brighton · boulder