EV Charger Installation
A Level 2 charger put in on a circuit your panel can genuinely carry, with the load maths done first.
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Clyde Hill Electricians Who Pull the Permits
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewiring and lighting, with a free walkthrough and a written price before you commit to any work.
Licensed, bonded and insured
Washington State's requirements for working on home wiring are met before we price a single job.
Written price, agreed first
After the walkthrough you get one figure for a defined scope, so nothing appears on the invoice that you did not approve.
Permits filed for you
Panels, charger circuits and remodel wiring are inspected work, and we handle the application and the inspection.
What we do
Nine electrical services for your home
Every service has its own page explaining the work, so you can see what is involved before you pick up the phone.
Electrical Remodels & Renovation Wiring
Rough-in and finish wiring for kitchens, baths and additions, planned around the drawings and the inspection schedule.
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Whole-Home Rewiring
A staged rewire that replaces old cable and ungrounded circuits with the access planned so finishes survive.
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Dedicated Circuit Installation
A separate circuit for the appliance or equipment that keeps tripping the one it currently shares.
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Emergency Electrical Service
Priority scheduling for faults that cannot wait: dead circuits, burning smells, failed mains.
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Electrical Panel Upgrades
A panel replacement sized on a real load calculation, with the utility coordination handled.
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New Construction Wiring
Service, rough-in and trim-out for new builds and major additions, run to the drawings and the programme.
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Lighting Installation & Upgrades
Layered lighting, recessed fittings, exterior lighting and dimming that works with the lamps you own.
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Electrical Troubleshooting & Repair
Tripping breakers, dead outlets and intermittent faults traced to the actual cause and repaired.
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Why choose us
You see the options, the price and the paperwork, from the first visit to the final sign-off.
- A free walkthrough first — we look at the job with you, explain the choices and what separates them, then put a price on it
- Licensed and insured — bonded and insured in Washington, which matters most when the work touches the service
- A panel you can read — every circuit we work on is labelled clearly in the directory, so the next fault is quicker to find
- Sign-off included — we pull the permit, meet the inspector and hand you the approval
Where we work
Clyde Hill and the points around it
- Clyde Hill
- Medina
- Hunts Point
- Yarrow Point
- Bellevue
- Kirkland
- Beaux Arts Village
- Mercer Island
Free walkthroughs across Clyde Hill and the neighbouring Points, with the same written pricing on every street. See the full list of areas we cover.
Questions
Questions about chargers, panels and permits
Can a Level 2 charger go in our garage?
Most garages can take one. What decides it is how much capacity your panel has left after the heat pump, range and other big loads, and how far the charger sits from the panel. We work both out during the free walkthrough and say plainly whether it can be fitted as is or needs panel work first.
What if something electrical needs attention today?
Call and describe it. Heat at an outlet, a burning smell or a main breaker that will not hold gets priority within the working day, and we will tell you on the phone how to keep things safe until we arrive. If there is smoke or fire, call 911 before anything else.
Will my project need a permit?
If it touches the panel, adds circuits, installs a charger or rewires part of the house, expect one. We file it, coordinate the inspection and give you the signed-off result. Replacing a fixture or switch with the same thing generally does not need one.
How can I tell if 200-amp service is necessary?
By adding up what the house already uses and what you plan to add. A heat pump, a charger and an induction range together can push a smaller service too far, but a careful load calculation often shows room to spare. We run that calculation at the walkthrough before recommending an upgrade.
What goes into the price of a new panel?
The service size you need, where the meter and panel sit, any work the utility requires, and how much wall or siding has to be opened and patched. We see all of that at the walkthrough, then give you a written figure for that scope.
How disruptive is a panel replacement?
The changeover usually takes most of one day, with the house unpowered for the swap itself. The utility handles the disconnection and reconnection, and the permit has to be in place first, so we set the date with you once both are lined up.
See your options before you commit to anything
Tell us about the panel, the charger or the remodel. A free walkthrough shows what is involved, and you get a written price before any work is booked.