Charge at home — safely, and to code.
A Level-2 charger is one of the biggest loads in your home. Done wrong, it's tripped breakers or a fire risk. Astral sizes the circuit right, confirms your panel can handle it with a real NEC load calculation, and installs it clean and permitted — for Tesla and every make.
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Before you plug in, get it right
An EV charger isn't a plug-and-play appliance — it's a continuous, high-amp load that has to be sized and installed to code.
It's a continuous load
A Level-2 charger pulls ~40–48 amps for hours. Code sizes continuous loads at 125% — so a 48A charger needs a 60A circuit.
Your panel may be maxed
Stack 60A on a 100A panel already running the AC, oven and dryer and you can exceed what it's rated for — that's an overheating and fire risk.
Wire & breaker must match
Wrong gauge wire or breaker is a hidden hazard. We size conductors, breaker and connector for your exact charger and run.
Permit & inspection
A permitted install protects your home, your insurance and your resale value — and confirms the job was done right.
Future-proofing
Two EVs coming? We can pre-wire and size for tomorrow so you don't pay twice.
Rebates
Utility and state EV-charging rebates can offset the cost — we'll tell you what you qualify for.
Why your panel decides if the EV fits
We don't guess — we run an NEC 220 load calculation. Here's what it usually shows for a home adding a charger:
How full your panel gets
A typical home already pulls about 65A. Add an EV charger's 60A and you hit 125A — 25A over what a 100A panel can safely carry (the red zone). A 200A service fits it all with room to spare.
Ask about SPAN Drive — 48A dynamic charging
A dynamic Level-2 charger that adjusts to your home's available capacity — often letting you add EV charging without a costly service upgrade. Compatible with every EV, including Tesla.
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What's included
The right charger & circuit
Hardwired or NEMA 14-50, sized to your vehicle and your panel — Tesla, Ford, Rivian, every make.
Load-calc verification
We confirm your service can carry it — and flag a panel upgrade only if you truly need one.
Permits & inspection
Pulled and passed with your city — on the record.
Clean, safe install
Tidy conduit, labeled breaker, tested and ready to charge the same day.
Future-ready
Pre-wire for a second EV or a bigger charger so you never redo the work.
Your own portal
Track your quote, photos and project with a private ID + PIN.
How it works
Clear at every step — from first look to final inspection.
Quick assessment
Tell us your vehicle and panel — we confirm what your home can support.
Upfront quote
A clear price with any rebates you qualify for. No surprises.
Permitted install
We pull the permit, run the circuit and mount your charger — clean.
Test & inspection
Verified, inspected, and charging. Everything documented in your portal.
First, know where your home stands.
Before any work, get your home's Electrical Score — snap a few photos, answer a short survey, and a licensed C-10 electrician grades your system 0–100. From $37, credited back if you move forward.
Get my Electrical Score — $37 →Questions, answered
Can my current panel handle an EV charger?▾
Maybe — that's exactly what the NEC load calculation tells us. A Level-2 charger needs a dedicated circuit (often 60A for a 48A charger). If your panel has headroom, great; if it's a maxed-out 100A service, we'll show you the numbers and whether an upgrade is needed.
Do you install Tesla and other brands?▾
Yes — Tesla Wall Connector, Ford, Rivian, ChargePoint, Grizzl-E, and universal NEMA 14-50 outlets. We match the install to your vehicle and your home.
How much does EV charger installation cost?▾
It depends on the charger, the distance from your panel and whether your service has capacity. You get a clear, upfront quote — plus any utility or state rebates you qualify for.
Do I need a permit?▾
Yes, and we handle it. A permitted, inspected install protects your home, your insurance coverage and your resale value.
How long does it take?▾
Most installs are done in a few hours to a day. If a panel upgrade is needed first, we coordinate both so you're charging as soon as possible.
Or call a licensed electrician now: (424) 206-6938