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Emergency EV charger issue?
If your charger is sparking, smoking, or repeatedly tripping the breaker, switch the circuit off at the panel and call us. Our 24/7 dispatch targets a 2-hour on-site response for safety-critical calls. The $200 dispatch fee is applied to any authorized repair.
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How much does EV charger installation cost in Toronto?
A standard Level 2 home EV charger installation in Toronto runs $1,500 to $2,800 CAD with no panel upgrade needed. If a 200A panel upgrade is required, expect $4,000 to $7,300 CAD combined. We provide a fixed written quote before any work begins, with the ESA permit fee itemized.
Do I need an ESA permit for EV charger installation in Ontario?
Yes. Every EV charger installation in Ontario requires an Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) permit and inspection. We file the permit, schedule the inspection, and hand over the Certificate of Acceptance on every install, so your work is compliant for insurance and resale.
How long does EV charger installation take in Toronto?
For standard residential Level 2 scope we offer a same-day quote and next-day install. Jobs that need Toronto Hydro service coordination, such as a panel upgrade with a service upgrade, typically take 1 to 2 weeks. The install day itself is usually a few hours plus the ESA inspection.
Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel for an EV charger?
Not always. It depends on your panel's spare capacity and a load calculation to the Ontario Electrical Safety Code. If your panel is full, options include a full 200A upgrade, a dedicated subpanel, or a smart load management device. We assess this during the site inspection.
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