Charge your EV at home with North Peak Solar

In addition to the warranties provided by the manufacturers, North Peak Solar provides a guaranteed 5-year workmanship warranty.

Your home's electrical system needs to handle the extra power an EV charger uses. Most homes built after 1950 can support a Level 2 charger. If yours can’t, you may need an electrical panel upgrade or a new panel.

Determining the prime location for an EV charger depends on the layout of your residence and the charger model you choose. Nonetheless, many chargers offer flexibility for installation indoors or outdoors.

The installation timeframe varies based on the charger model and your home's electrical setup. Generally, most installations can be finalized within 4 to 6 hours.

Yes, however you must have a good understanding of the NEC to pass electrical inspection. Also utility companies require electrical inspection to qualify for Time Of Day Metering.

Yes, pairing an EV charger with solar panels allows you to charge your vehicle using clean, renewable energy, reducing both your carbon footprint and energy costs.

Yes, many EV chargers come with scheduling features or apps that let you charge during off-peak hours, taking advantage of lower electricity rates.

Most EV chargers come with a warranty (often 3-5 years), and professional installation services, like those at North Peak Solar, include support for troubleshooting and repairs.

Charging at home does increase electricity usage, but the cost is typically lower than refueling a gas-powered car. Using solar energy or off-peak rates can further reduce costs.