What Drives the Cost
These are the primary factors that influence the price of a Level 2 EV charger installation.
These are typical ranges only — every quote is based on your specific electrical setup, confirmed after review.
Wiring Distance
The distance from the electrical panel to the charger location is one of the biggest cost factors. Longer runs require more cable, conduit, and labour.
Attached vs Detached Garage
Detached garages typically cost more due to underground trenching, longer conduit runs, and sometimes a subpanel in the detached structure.
Trenching and Surface Finishing
Underground work, driveway crossings, and restoration of landscaping, concrete, or asphalt add to the overall project cost.
Panel and Service Capacity
Older or smaller services may require EVEMS/load management or a panel/service upgrade to safely support Level 2 charging.
Charger Model and Mounting
Different chargers have different electrical requirements and mounting conditions. Outdoor locations and harsh weather can affect hardware choices.
Permit and Inspection
All EV charger installations in Edmonton require an electrical permit and inspection. These fees are included in your quote.
Example Project Types
These examples illustrate how complexity affects cost. Your project may differ based on site conditions and electrical capacity.
Basic Attached-Garage Installation
Short, straightforward wiring route from the panel to the charger in an attached garage, with adequate panel capacity and minimal finishing work.
- Minimal conduit and cable length.
- No trenching or major structural work.
- Panel has sufficient capacity.
Long Conduit Run to Exterior Wall
Extended indoor or outdoor conduit and cable routing to reach the preferred charging location on an exterior wall or driveway.
- Longer cable and conduit runs.
- More labour for routing and mounting.
- May require additional supports or penetrations.
Detached Garage with Trenching
Underground wiring from the home to a detached structure, including trenching, conduit, and possible subpanel work in the garage.
- Underground trench and conduit installation.
- Driveway or landscaping considerations.
- Often includes a subpanel in the detached garage.
Installation Requiring Load Management or Panel Work
Projects where electrical capacity is limited and EVEMS/load management or panel upgrades are needed to support safe charging.
- Load calculations and capacity assessment.
- EVEMS equipment or panel/service upgrade.
- Additional permitting and coordination.
What's Included in a Revolt Quote
Our quotes are designed to be clear and comprehensive, so you know exactly what you're paying for.
- Labour for installation and testing.
- Materials such as conduit, cable, and mounting hardware.
- Permitting and inspection coordination.
- Testing, commissioning, and homeowner orientation.
- Documentation for your records.
What may be separate
- Charger hardware if you supply it yourself.
- Trench restoration, concrete work, or major landscaping.
- Major panel or service upgrades beyond the original scope.
- Work required to address unforeseen conditions discovered during installation.
Get a clear, written quote for your project
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