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Tesla Wall Connectors and every major Level 2 charger, on a properly sized circuit. Load calculation, ESA permit, and inspection handled. Most homes finished in a day.
Get expert advice, a straight recommendation, and a written price once we’ve seen the job.
EV installs go sideways for one of two reasons: the panel couldn’t carry the load, or the cable run was longer than anyone measured. We settle both before we give you a price.
Tell us your vehicle, your charger, and where you park. We book an on-site assessment.
We check panel capacity, run a load calculation, and measure the actual route from panel to parking spot.
You receive a written price covering the circuit, the run, the mount, and the ESA permit – plus a clear answer on whether load management or a service upgrade is needed.
We pull the permit, install and test the charger, verify the charge rate with your vehicle, and close the ESA inspection.
A charger on an undersized circuit still works – it just charges slower and runs hotter than it should. We size the breaker and conductors to your charger’s continuous draw so you get the amperage you paid for.
Ready for home EV charging? We install safe, code-compliant EV chargers built around your home’s real electrical load. From service checks and panel upgrades to ESA permits, utility coordination, and final installation, we handle it once – and do it right. Licensed master electrician with 15 years of Ontario electrical experience.
Top Rated
Service 2026
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Master Electrician & Founder
Single-car garages, driveways, condo parking, and commercial fleet bays. We install Level 2 charging on circuits that are sized, permitted, and inspected – including the panel work when your service can’t carry it yet.
A Level 2 charger turns a 30-hour top-up into an overnight one. We tell you upfront if your panel has room – before you’ve bought anything.
Tenants, staff, and customers expect charging. Getting it in without overloading the building takes load planning – not just an installer with a drill.
A Level 2 charger is one of the largest loads in a house. If your service is near its limit, it’s a panel job before it’s an EV job – better to know now than after it’s on the wall.
I’m proud to serve as a member of the ECRA Advisory Council, nominated by the Electrical Safety Authority and the ECRA Advisory Council board members. I work alongside the board to bring forward ideas and improvements that strengthen electrical safety across Ontario, while representing the perspectives of both customers and contractors throughout the province. It’s a responsibility I take seriously – and one that reflects the same commitment to safety, quality, and accountability we bring to every project and one that reflects the same commitment to safety, quality, and accountability we bring to every project – including the EV circuit that will carry your largest load in the house, every night, for years.
Straight conduit, weather-rated terminations, and cable that reaches the port without stretching. Charger installs are visible work – they should look like it.
Your charger is wired into your panel and connected to your vehicle’s onboard charging system. A surge on that circuit doesn’t just cost you a wall unit – it can reach one of the most expensive components in the car. Whole-home surge protection is a small line item next to that.
*Included with every EV charger installation. Protects your charger, appliances, and electronics from power surges.
EV charger installs attract handymen and one-day installers because the unit arrives in a box. The circuit behind it is where the risk lives – and it’s the part ESA inspects.
Electrical problems are expensive when handled by unlicensed workers. Poor wiring causes equipment failure, outages, and safety hazards. A licensed electrical contractor prevents risk, downtime, and insurance complications.
A Level 2 charger draws more than almost anything else in the house. Plenty of GTA homes on 100A service can’t add one without load management or a service upgrade – and you should know that before the charger is on the wall.
A charger on an undersized breaker derates itself, runs hot, and nuisance-trips. No ESA permit means no inspection and no Certificate of Acceptance, which becomes a problem at resale or at claim time.
The price moves with the distance from panel to parking spot, whether the run is indoor or outdoor, and whether a wall or slab has to be opened. A number given over the phone is a number that changes.
Phaze-In assesses your panel, calculates your load, measures the run, and quotes the whole job in writing. We pull the ESA permit, install to code, and confirm your vehicle is charging at full rate before we pack up.
We tell you what your service can carry, what amperage charger to buy for your vehicle, and whether load management or an upgrade is the smarter spend.
ESA permit pulled, inspection managed, Certificate of Acceptance in your hands – the proof of a licensed install that insurers, buyers, and incentive programs ask for.
Most installs finish in a single day. We plug in your vehicle and confirm the amperage before we leave, so you know you’re getting the speed you paid for.
You get a properly sized circuit, a permit, and a charger that delivers its rated amperage – not a fast install that derates itself in year two. Phaze-In Electric is led by a licensed electrical contractor with 15 years of experience across the GTA. We don’t compete with unpermitted installs.
Straight answers on permits, panel capacity, timing, and cost. If you haven’t bought a charger yet, ask us first – the right amperage depends on your panel as much as your car.
Most are finished in a day. Installs needing a sub-panel, a long outdoor run, or a service upgrade take longer – and we tell you which yours is at the assessment, not halfway through.
Yes. Level 2 charger installations require an ESA permit in Ontario. We pull it, manage the inspection, and hand you the Certificate of Acceptance.
Sometimes, with load management. Often not, once you account for air conditioning or electric heat. We run the calculation and give you a straight answer either way.
Hardwiring supports higher amperage and is generally the better install. A 14-50 receptacle makes sense if you want to take the charger with you. We’ll walk you through both.
Tesla Wall Connector and all major Level 2 brands. We often recommend Grizzly – they’re built in Canada. If you haven’t bought yet, we’ll tell you what amperage to buy for your vehicle and your panel.
Yes. We use weather-rated equipment and proper conduit, including trenching to detached garages where needed.
It comes down to panel capacity and the length of the run. We quote in writing after the site review – the full job, permit included.
Yes. Multi-unit and commercial installs, including load management, metering, and distribution upgrades.
Tell us your vehicle and where you park. We’ll book an assessment and come back with a written price for the whole install – circuit, run, permit, and all.
If you smell burning at the panel, see scorch marks on a breaker, or trip the same breaker repeatedly:
You get quality, accountability, and safety, with no shortcuts.