For EV charger installation in Broward County, All Solutions Handyman Services installs Level 2 EV chargers for homes and businesses across Broward County. We check your electrical panel, size the circuit correctly, mount the charger where it is easiest to use, and handle the permit and inspection so your charger is safe, code compliant and ready to use. All EV charger installations are performed by Florida licensed electrical professionals.
Call (954) 854-9890, message us on WhatsApp, or request a free estimate. A photo of your electrical panel and the spot where you want the charger helps us quote faster.
Our EV Charger Installation Services
Home EV Charger Installation
Level 2 charger installation is the most common job we do for EV owners. We install hardwired wall chargers in garages, carports and driveways, matched to your vehicle and your home’s electrical capacity. Indoor and outdoor installations use equipment rated for the location.
Tesla Wall Connector Installation
We install Tesla Wall Connectors and set them to the right amperage for your circuit. Many non Tesla vehicles now use the same NACS connector, and adapters let other EVs charge from it as well.
NEMA 14-50 Outlet Installation
If you prefer to plug in a portable charger, we can install a dedicated 240 volt NEMA 14-50 outlet on a properly sized circuit. We will explain the tradeoffs between an outlet and a hardwired charger for your situation.
Electrical Panel Evaluation and Upgrades
A Level 2 charger is a large continuous load. Before installation we check your panel’s capacity and available space. If your panel cannot support the charger safely, we explain your options, including load management or a panel upgrade. See our electrical services for more on panel work.
Commercial EV Charging
For offices, retail properties and multifamily buildings, we install Level 2 charging for employees, customers and residents. Learn more about our property and commercial maintenance services.
Level 1 vs Level 2 Charging
Level 1 uses a standard 120 volt household outlet
Level 1 typically adds only a few miles of range per hour
Level 1 usually needs no installation — it plugs into an existing outlet
Level 1 is best for short daily commutes and plug-in hybrids
Level 2 needs a dedicated 240 volt circuit
Level 2 charges many times faster — enough to fully recharge most EVs overnight
Level 2 requires an electrician, a new circuit and usually a permit
Level 2 is best for most full electric vehicles and longer drives
Most EV owners in Broward County choose Level 2 at home because it makes overnight charging simple and fast, no matter how much you drive.
Do You Need a Permit for an EV Charger in Florida?
In most Broward County cities, yes. A Level 2 charger adds a new 240 volt circuit, which is electrical contracting work. The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation requires a licensed contractor for electrical work done for pay, and local building departments require a permit and inspection. A permitted installation also protects you with your insurer and when you sell your home. Always ask for a license number and verify it on the state’s license search.
How EV Charger Installation Works
Share the details
Tell us your vehicle, the charger you have or want, and send photos of your panel and preferred location.
Site and panel assessment
We confirm panel capacity, available breaker space and the wiring route.
Clear estimate
You receive a written scope and price before work begins.
Permit
We apply for the electrical permit required by your city or county.
Installation
We install the breaker, run the dedicated circuit and mount and connect the charger.
Testing and setup
We test the charger with your vehicle where possible and help set up the charger's app.
Inspection
The installation is inspected by the local building department.
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Distance from the panel
Longer wire runs need more material and labor.
Wiring route
Concrete block walls, finished garages and exterior runs take more work.
Panel capacity
Some homes need load management or a panel upgrade first.
Charger type
Hardwired chargers and outlets install differently.
Permit and inspection
Required by most local building departments.
Who supplies the charger
You can buy your own, or we can supply it and quote it separately.
Choosing the Right Charger and Circuit
The electrical code treats EV charging as a continuous load, so the circuit must be sized above the charger’s rated output. As an example, a charger that delivers 48 amps is typically installed on a 60 amp circuit, while a 40 amp charger is commonly installed on a 50 amp circuit. Before choosing a charger, consider how many miles you drive on a typical day, your vehicle’s maximum onboard charging rate, your panel’s spare capacity, distance from the panel to the charger location, whether you may add a second EV later, and indoor or outdoor mounting and weather rating.
We will recommend a setup that fits your car, your driving and your electrical system without overspending. Utilities and manufacturers sometimes offer EV programs or rebates, check with your electric utility for current programs; many require a permitted installation.
EV Charger Installation Across Broward County
We provide EV charger installation in Fort Lauderdale and for homes and businesses across Broward County, including Davie, Weston, Plantation, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Miramar and Coral Springs.
EV Charger FAQs
Most home installations are completed in one visit once the permit is issued. Long wire runs, outdoor trenching or panel upgrades can add time.
Many panels can, but it depends on the panel's size, how much of its capacity is already used and how many open breaker spaces it has. We perform a load check before recommending a charger size.
Hardwired chargers are typically more robust for daily use and can deliver more power. An outlet works well for portable chargers. We will explain which suits your vehicle and garage.
Yes. Outdoor installations use chargers and connections rated for wet locations, which is important in South Florida's rain and humidity.
Yes. Check with us before buying so we can confirm it is compatible with your vehicle and electrical system.
Yes. We install charging for offices, retail properties and multifamily buildings. Condo installations usually require association approval first.
Get a Free EV Charger Installation Estimate
Tell us your vehicle and charger, and send photos of your panel and preferred charger location. Call (954) 854-9890, chat on WhatsApp, or request your free estimate.
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