WARRANTY

You’re Covered

EVGas leverages nationwide Electrical contractors to provide a comprehensive parts and labor warranty that removes the burden from your property team and guarantees the best up-time for reliable stations that produce maximum revenue.

No 3rd Party

We guarantee the work of all contracted electricians

CX

With fast repairs and 24/7 support, you can be sure you’re offering a great amenity.

ROI

Make sure you’re getting the most return, by keeping up-time at 99%+.

No Future Costs

The cost of technician labor, parts and a full replacement of the charging station.

9.4/10

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Satisfaction Rating

10+ Years

Pioneers in EV Charging
Technologies

Frequently Asked Questions

The installation price for a home EV charger will vary depending on your project requirements, but typically ranges from $799 – $1,999. (That includes a $149 deposit required to schedule installation.) Factors impacting the cost include the length of wiring needed, installation method (hardwire or outlet installation), and location of the installation site in relation to your main electrical panel. In most cases, you will receive an upfront pricing estimate via email based on the responses you submit through our online assessment. If additional information is needed or your project requires electrical upgrades, your Getevgas-certified installer will follow up with you to furnish a custom proposal.
Learn more on our blog How Much Does Installing an EV Charger Cost?

It’s up to you. A Level 2 charger can replenish your plug-in hybrid battery up to three times faster than a Level 1 charger which uses a standard 120-volt outlet.

If you’re using a 32-amp Level 2 charging cord that came included with your EV, you can use your existing outlet as long as it’s rated for the indicated continuous charging load. Getevgas does not recommend using a plug-in wall charger with a NEMA outlet.

Getevgas recommends reaching out to your tax professional about applying for credits. For more information, you can also visit the “Laws & Incentives” section of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Alternative Fuels Data Center.

No. A certified installer should install your EV charging station for several reasons. First, your home’s wiring and/or electrical service panel may need an upgrade. Second, your homeowner’s insurance may require hiring a certified installer. Third, your EV’s warranty may require that certified professionals install and maintain any charging equipment.

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