EV Charger Installation

Honest Electric installs Level 2 home EV chargers for homeowners in Murfreesboro and the surrounding Middle Tennessee area, handling everything from panel capacity checks to the final hookup and testing so your charger works safely from day one.

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About The Service

EV Charger Installation for Murfreesboro-Area Homes

Honest Electric installs home EV charging equipment for homeowners in Murfreesboro and nearby communities including Smyrna, La Vergne, and the greater Nashville area. This covers evaluating your panel's capacity, running the right wiring for a Level 2 charger, and mounting and connecting the charger in your garage or driveway so it's ready to use safely.

EV charger installed on garage wall by Honest Electric in Murfreesboro, TN
Electrician labeling a circuit breaker panel directory - Honest Electric, Murfreesboro, TN
Electrician testing a wall outlet with a tester - Honest Electric, Murfreesboro, TN
Service benefits

What's Included in an EV Charger Installation

EV charger installation covers more than mounting a box on the wall. Here's what the job can involve depending on your vehicle, your panel, and where you want the charger located.

01

Level 2 charger installation for faster home charging

02

Dedicated 240V outlet installation for plug-in chargers

03

Hardwired charger connections for permanent setups

04

Panel capacity assessment to confirm your system can handle the added load

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Garage and outdoor mounting, positioned for your vehicle's charging port and cable reach

06

Setup support for smart chargers with app-based scheduling and monitoring

Testimonials

What Customers Say About Honest Electric

Feedback from homeowners we've worked with across Murfreesboro and the surrounding area.

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Thomas is very knowledgeable and hard working. He did what was scheduled and was able to add on a project. I’ll use him again.

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Carolyn Cespino

2026-10-19

Thomas was great. He came and gave us a quote for some work we want to have done and he also fixed a an issue we had with our bathroom plugs not working. Would definitely recommend.

Owner reply

Thanks for letting me come out and quote your project!

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Allison Lansdell

2026-09-16

Service was on time, friendly, fast and professional. Highly recommend!

Owner reply

Thank you for the kind words and recommendation !

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Jenny Warren

2026-09-16

Very professional,knowledgeable in and out

Owner reply

Thank you for choosing us to hang your ceiling fan!

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Lynn Duncan

2026-09-08

Great work and fast

Owner reply

Thank you, man. I appreciate you choosing us to upgrade tour outdoor lighting

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Keith Brown

2026-09-07

Wow what great service and super smart. Figured out what was wrong and fixed it super fast he’s the truth

Owner reply

Thank you, brother. Those GFCI’s can be tricky…I’m glad we could help!

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Christopher Chew

2026-08-31

The Install Process

How an EV Charger Installation Typically Goes

From checking your panel's capacity to the final test, here's what to expect when Honest Electric installs your home charger.

01Step 1

Site assessment and panel check

We look at your electrical panel, available capacity, and the path from the panel to where the charger will go. This tells us whether your current service can handle the new circuit or if a panel upgrade should happen first, and we give you a clear recommendation before any work starts.

02Step 2

Permitting and charger installation

Once you approve the scope, we pull any required permits, run the dedicated circuit, and install your charger, whether that's a hardwired Level 2 unit or a 240V outlet for a plug-in model. We keep you posted as the work moves along.

03Step 3

Testing and final walkthrough

We test the circuit and charger to confirm everything is working correctly, walk you through the setup, and answer any questions about using or maintaining it before we leave.

EV Charger FAQs

Common Questions About EV Charger Installation

Answers to the questions homeowners ask most about EV charger installation, from cost and permits to whether your panel can handle the load.

Q1

What affects the cost of EV charger installation?

The biggest factors are how far the charger is from your electrical panel, whether your panel has enough spare capacity, and whether you choose a hardwired charger or a plug-in model on a dedicated outlet. Longer wire runs, finished walls that need to be opened up, and outdoor or detached garage installs all add labor. If your panel is already near capacity, a panel upgrade or added circuit may be needed, which changes the scope of the job.

Q2

Do I need a permit for EV charger installation?

Most residential EV charger installs require an electrical permit and inspection, since you're adding a new dedicated circuit to your home's system. We handle the permitting and make sure the work meets current electrical code, so you don't have to track down the paperwork yourself.

Q3

How long does EV charger installation take?

A straightforward install with an accessible panel and a short wire run is usually a same-day job. Installs that require running wire farther, mounting outdoors, or upgrading the panel first take longer, since that's additional work beyond the charger connection itself.

Q4

Can I install an EV charger myself, or do I need an electrician?

EV chargers run on a dedicated 240V circuit that needs to be sized correctly, protected, and often permitted and inspected, so this isn't a typical DIY project. A licensed electrician can confirm your panel has the capacity to handle the added load safely and wire the circuit to code, which protects both your home and your vehicle's charging equipment.

Q5

What are signs my electrical panel needs upgrading before a charger install?

If your panel is older, already full of breakers, or rated below 150-200 amps, it may not have room for the new circuit an EV charger needs. Other signs include frequent breaker trips, flickering lights when large appliances run, or a panel that still uses fuses instead of breakers. We check your panel's capacity as part of the assessment so you know upfront whether an upgrade is needed.

Q6

Does Honest Electric install EV chargers outside Murfreesboro?

Yes. Along with Murfreesboro, we install EV chargers for homeowners in Smyrna, La Vergne, Franklin, Nolensville, Brentwood, and the greater Nashville area.

Ready to Add an EV Charger?

Tell us about your vehicle and garage setup, and Honest Electric will size the circuit, handle the permit, and get your charger installed right.