Standard Level 2 Install
A 240 volt circuit up to 25 feet from the panel, hardwired or on a NEMA 14-50 outlet.
We run the load calculation, pull the permit, install the circuit and stay for the inspection. Most single car installs finish in one day.
Quotes are flat and include the permit, the inspection visit and all materials.
A 240 volt circuit up to 25 feet from the panel, hardwired or on a NEMA 14-50 outlet.
Runs over 25 feet, detached garages and trenched conduit to a driveway or carport.
200 amp service upgrade when the existing panel cannot carry the new circuit.
A smart splitter or energy management unit that avoids a full panel upgrade.
Two to twelve port installs for apartments and offices, including metering and access control.
Fault finding on an existing unit, plus replacement of failed chargers and breakers.
Voltline is a licensed C-10 electrical contractor working only on EV charging. Every crew is employed and every job is permitted with the city or county, including the final inspection. Owner Ruben Casillas started the company in 2018 after too many customers called about chargers installed on undersized wire.
“Three quotes, and Voltline was the only one that mentioned my panel was already near capacity. They installed a load manager instead of a $3,000 upgrade.”
Steven O., Elk Grove install
“Trenched forty feet to the detached garage, backfilled it, and you cannot tell they were there. Inspection passed first time.”
Hannah G., Long run install, Davis
“Quoted Monday, installed Thursday, charging that night. The price on the invoice matched the quote exactly.”
Miguel A., Standard Level 2, Roseville
Often not. We run a load calculation on your existing service first, and many homes with 100 or 125 amp panels can take a charger using a load management device or a lower charging amperage. We only recommend a panel upgrade when the calculation actually requires it.
Yes. A 240 volt circuit for a charger requires a permit in every jurisdiction we serve, and an unpermitted install can cause problems with insurance claims and home sales. The permit and the inspection visit are included in our quoted price.
Hardwiring is generally safer for daily charging at 40 amps or more and is required for some units. A NEMA 14-50 outlet is a good choice if you may move the charger or take it with you. We will tell you which suits your setup during the quote.
A standard install with a short run from the panel takes four to six hours, and you can usually charge that evening. Trenching, detached garages and panel upgrades add a day. Inspection is scheduled separately and does not stop you charging.
Text or upload a picture of your electrical panel and the spot where you park. Most quotes come back the same day and are flat, not an estimate.