Wake up to a full battery every morning. Level 2 home charging installed to code — dedicated circuit, load calculation and permitting handled for you.
Public charging works until it doesn't — occupied stalls, broken stations, and rates two to three times your home electricity cost. A Level 2 charger on a dedicated 240-volt circuit adds 25–40 miles of range per hour overnight, at Georgia Power's lowest off-peak-style residential rates. For most Savannah commuters, home charging pays for itself within the first year or two.
Every installation starts with a load calculation on your panel — critical in older Savannah homes where 100-amp service may already be near capacity. If the panel can't support a 40–60 amp EV circuit, we'll quote the upgrade alongside the charger so there are no surprises. All EVSE brands are supported, hardwired or NEMA 14-50, indoors or out.
Every job is quoted in writing before work begins — these ranges reflect typical Savannah-area pricing.
| Service | Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Install, wiring within 10 ft of panel | $500 – $800 |
| Standard garage install | $800 – $1,500 |
| Long wire run / detached garage | $1,200 – $2,500 |
| NEMA 14-50 outlet only | $350 – $650 |
| Panel upgrade (if required) | $1,800 – $3,500 |
| Outdoor pedestal mount | $400 – $900 + charger circuit |
Final pricing depends on your home's specifics. Your quote is always firm before work starts.
Licensed, insured electricians serving Savannah and the Coastal Empire — upfront pricing, same-week appointments.
Most Level 2 installations run $500–$1,500 depending on distance from the panel and whether new circuits or upgrades are needed. If your panel is already at capacity, a 200-amp upgrade adds $1,800–$3,500 — but many newer Pooler and Richmond Hill homes have capacity to spare.
Not always. A load calculation tells the story: homes with 200-amp service usually have room for a 40–60A EV circuit. Older 100-amp homes running electric water heaters, ranges and big HVAC may not. We calculate first and only recommend an upgrade when the math says so.
Yes. Outdoor-rated EVSE units and weatherproof NEMA 14-50 receptacles handle Savannah's humidity and storms. We use sealed, in-use covers and corrosion-resistant hardware — essential this close to the coast.
Dramatically. Georgia residential electricity averages well under half the per-kWh cost of public Level 2 networks, and DC fast charging can cost 4–5x home rates. Charging overnight at home costs a fraction of what public stations charge.
Dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, mystery power losses — diagnosed fast and fixed to code by licensed Savannah electricians.
Learn More →200-amp panel upgrades, breaker replacements and Federal Pacific / Zinsco replacements — power your whole home safely, sized for EVs and modern HVAC.
Learn More →Recessed lighting, under-cabinet LEDs, pendants, chandeliers, landscape and security lighting — designed and installed cleanly, dimmers included.
Learn More →Fan-rated boxes, proper bracing, balanced mounting and wall controls — installed right so they run silent on high, all Savannah summer long.
Learn More →Automatic standby power sized for your home — installed before hurricane season, not after the outage. Transfer switches, permits and startup included.
Learn More →From summer storms rolling off the Atlantic to hurricane-season outages, Savannah homes need an electrician who picks up the phone. Call now — a local pro is ready to help.
