Simply complete our short online form with your basic requirements, and we'll provide you with a quick, transparent quote.
We offer comprehensive customer support. Simply contact our team, and we'll assist in troubleshooting or scheduling service visits.
Warranties for installation and labor are provided by the electrician. Product warranties are provided by the manufacturer.
Powersource specializes in connecting customers with EV charger products and professional EV charger installation experts. Our services include EV charger installation estimates, consultation, site assessments, equipment selection, installation coordination, and ongoing support.
Various federal, state, and local incentives or tax credits may be available. Please click here to see available rebates and incentives in your area.
Yes, you can integrate solar panels into your EV charging setup, which may significantly reduce your energy expenses.
Most EVs use a standard connector, but some manufacturers like Tesla require adapters. Please verify compatibility during the equipment selection process. If you need assistance, please contact us!
Most residential installations are completed within one day, though some more complex installations may take longer.
Absolutely! We can help you upgrade your charger as your needs change or technology advances.
We require someone to be available at the beginning and end of the installation to ensure everything is set up according to your preferences.
Due to safety and compliance concerns, we strongly recommend professional installation by a licensed electrician.
We provide services in New Jersey (currently in Bergen and Monmouth counties).
Pricing is based on equipment choice, installation complexity, materials needed, and labor costs. We provide clear, itemized quotes upfront. Final cost is determined on-site.
Permitting requirements vary by location, and installers manage the permitting process with you, simplifying installation.
Level 1 charging utilizes standard household outlets and offers slow charging. Level 2 charging uses 240-volt outlets for quicker home charging. DC Fast Charging provides rapid charging, typically installed commercially.
Yes, charging at home is safe when installed properly and used according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Charging frequency depends on your vehicle's range, battery size, and your driving habits. Most EV users charge their vehicles overnight for convenience and optimal battery maintenance.