EV Charger Installation in Mississauga & the GTA
Get a real installed price in about a minute, before you speak to anyone.
Most electricians want to book a visit before they will tell you anything. Our tool asks the same questions we would ask on the phone — your charger, your panel, where the cable runs — and prices it on the spot. Free, about a minute, and nobody calls you unless you ask.
WHAT IT COSTS
Starting from
- NEMA 14-50 outlet (32–40A chargers) $499
- Hard-wired Wall Connector, 48A $599
- Hard-wired Wall Connector, 80A $799
- ESA permit and inspection $199
Each includes the first 15 feet of cable, the breaker, the termination and testing to code. Cable past 15 feet is by the foot, and the rate depends on how it runs — surface, fished inside a wall, outside, or trenched.
If your panel is full or short of capacity, that is priced up front too: extra slots $99–$199, a sub-panel $999–$1,199, load management $1,399–$1,699, or a 200A service upgrade of roughly $2,799–$3,499.
Price it yourself now⚡ LIMITED-TIME OFFER — CHARGER + SERVICE UPGRADE, 10% OFF
If your house needs a 200A upgrade to take the charger, have both done in one visit and take 10% off the total.
Offer ends . Combining a service upgrade with other electrical work usually earns a discount too — ask us.
WILL MY PANEL HANDLE IT?
Two different things, constantly confused.
Space — are there two free slots for the breaker? Open the panel door and look.
Capacity — can your service carry the load once the charger is added? A 100A service running electric heat, a stove and a dryer may not take a 48A charger even with free slots. That is a load calculation, and it is what our estimator runs in the background.
If capacity is the problem, you can either install an EVEMS load-management device or upgrade the service to 200A.
THE ESA PERMIT
Every EV charger installation in Ontario must be done by a licensed electrical contractor and notified to the Electrical Safety Authority. We pull the permit, do the work, an ESA inspector checks it, and you get the ESA certificate.
That certificate is what your insurer asks for after a fire, and what a buyer's lawyer asks for when you sell.
ECRA/ESA licensed contractor #7015891.
SEND A PHOTO, GET A FIRM PRICE
The online figure is an estimate. Attach photos of your panel as you go and we can usually confirm a firm price without visiting at all.
Condos, apartments and commercial sites always need a site visit — shared garages, board approval and load studies.
WHAT YOU GET
- ECRA/ESA licensed contractor, #7015891
- Permit, inspection and certificate
- Two years' warranty on all our work
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