NEC 625 compliant installs across the Triangle. Permit pulled, inspection attended, work guaranteed — and someone who answers the phone.
Licensed NC contractor · Permit handled · Flat quote
An EV charger is one of the largest continuous loads a home will ever carry. It runs at close to maximum draw for hours at a time, which is precisely the condition that exposes undersized conductors, loose terminations and marginal panel capacity.
Every install we do is wired to NEC Article 625, the code section covering electric vehicle supply equipment: correct circuit sizing at 125% of continuous load, GFCI protection where required, and a disconnecting means where the code calls for one.
We pull the electrical permit in our name, schedule the inspection, and meet the inspector on site. You do not file anything, chase anyone, or take a day off. When it is signed off you get the paperwork — which matters if you ever sell the house.
Ask any installer this: who pulls the permit, and who meets the inspector? If the answer is vague, or the permit goes in the homeowner's name, that tells you something.
Answer four questions and you get a real number, not a callback promise. Most quotes come back in under five minutes — including evenings and weekends.
No obligation · We pull the permit · Licensed NC contractor