EV Charger Installation

Serving Millville, MA and Surrounding Communities

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Home EV Charger Installation, Done Properly

Charging at home is the main reason people stop worrying about range. But a charger is only as good as the circuit behind it, and most homes weren’t wired with one in mind.

Frain Electric handles residential EV charger installation for homeowners in Millville and the surrounding communities. We take care of the whole job, from checking whether your service can carry the load through to a finished, code-compliant installation.

What Our EV Charger Installation Covers

We handle the complete electrical installation from start to finish, so there’s no gap between the charger arriving and the car being able to use it.

Electrical Service And Panel Evaluation

Checking whether your existing service and panel can carry a charger before anything is ordered.

Charger Selection Advice

Helping you work out what type of charger and electrical setup suits your vehicle and your home.

Charging Station Installation

Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 charging stations, installed and commissioned.

Customer-Supplied Charger Installation

Already bought a unit, or getting one with the car? We'll install it.

Circuit, Wiring And Conduit

Dedicated circuit, correct wire sizing, conduit and disconnects where required.

Panel And Service Upgrades

If your panel can't take the extra load, we handle the upgrade as part of the same job.

Signs Your Panel May Need Upgrading First

An EV charger is one of the largest loads you can add to a house. These are the situations where an upgrade usually comes first:

A 100 amp service, or a panel with no spare breaker spaces
A fuse box rather than a breaker panel
Breakers that already trip when several appliances run together
A heat pump, hot tub or pool pump already on the system
Plans for a second EV later

We’ll tell you honestly whether your panel can take it, or whether an upgrade needs to happen first.

Choosing The Right Charger For Your Home

The right charger depends on three things: how far you drive in a day, what your vehicle can accept, and what your electrical service can support.

Level 1 uses a standard 120V outlet. It's the slowest option, adding a few miles of range per hour, and it suits low-mileage drivers or a second vehicle.
Level 2 uses a 240V circuit, the same kind of supply as an electric range or dryer. It's what most homeowners install, and it charges a typical EV overnight rather than over several days.
Level 3 is DC fast charging, the quickest option available. It requires a substantially larger electrical supply than Levels 1 and 2, so whether it's viable depends entirely on what service is available at the property.
Faster charging means a larger electrical load, which is why the panel assessment comes first. We'll walk through the options with you and tell you what your home can actually support before you commit to a unit.

Why Choose Frain Electric

An EV charger is a new load on an existing system, which makes the panel assessment the part that matters most. We’re led by a licensed Master Electrician and certified to install Span smart panels, so we can handle both ends of the job.

Specialized And Trained Team

HAIER Certified

Generac Certified

Certified To Install Span Smart Panels

Kohler Residential Systems Training

16+ Years Of Experience

Same-Day Appointments Available

Locally And Family-Owned

Licensed And Insured

Upfront Pricing, No Hidden Fees

Financing available

An EV charger plus a panel upgrade is a larger job than most people expect when they order the car. Flexible financing through Synchrony Bank spreads the cost so the charger is ready when the vehicle is.

What Homeowners Say About Our Troubleshooting & Diagnostics

Peter Cambra

Very knowledgeable and efficient. Brendan Had the Tesla charger installed in a timely manner along with providing insight on any questions I had.

Samuel Selva-Rodriguez

I wanted to add a sub-panel because we needed an EV charger added and some extra outlets in our basement and our panel was full. I saw Brendan's truck at a nearby house doing work and gave him a call. He immediately answered, set up time for a quote the next day, and we had all the work done within a week. He noticed that certain things weren't to code and the panel was aging. Him and his team were able to replace the panel, negating the need for a sub panel, and save us headaches for the next couple of decades. His guys were on time both days they were out and everything was done exactly how I needed it. Fantastic work and we're definitely going to be using him for any extra electrical work we need in the future.

Frequently asked questions

Can my house take an EV charger?

What is the difference between Level 1 and Level 2 charging?

I already bought a charger. Can you install it?

Should I sort the charger before the car arrives?

Book Your EV Charger Installation!

Tell us what you're driving and where you'd like the charger, and we'll work out what your home needs.