Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Installation

Trusted and Experienced Hobart Electricians

More Hobart households are making the switch to electric vehicles — and a dedicated home charger is the smartest way to keep yours charged up and ready to go.

Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Installations​

Plugging your EV into a standard powerpoint might work in a pinch, but it’s slow, and it puts unnecessary strain on your home’s wiring over time.

A dedicated EV charger — installed properly by a licensed electrician — is faster, safer, and built for the job.

We install home EV chargers right across Hobart and southern Tasmania. We assess your switchboard, recommend the right charger for your setup, and handle the full installation from start to finish. No chasing suppliers, no guesswork — just a clean, compliant install that’s ready when you are.

Most home EV charger installations are done in a single visit. We’ll let you know upfront what’s involved, what it’ll cost, and whether your switchboard needs any upgrades first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. EV charger installation is electrical work and must be carried out by a licensed electrician. It’s not a DIY job — an incorrect install can be a fire risk and will void your warranty.

Most home EV charger installs are completed in a single visit — usually a few hours. If your switchboard needs an upgrade first, we’ll let you know before we start.

In most cases, yes. Older switchboards may need an upgrade to handle the additional load safely. We’ll assess yours when we quote and be upfront about what’s needed.

 We’re based in Cambridge and service the greater Hobart area including:

  • Battery Point
  • Sandy Bay
  • North Hobart
  • South Hobart
  • West Hobart
  • Mount Nelson
  • Glebe
  • New Town
  • Moonah
  • Glenorchy
  • Rosny
  • Bellerive
  • Howrah
  • Lauderdale
  • Kingston
  • Blackmans Bay
  • and surrounding suburbs.

If you’re in southern Tasmania and not sure whether we cover your area, give us a call —we’ll let you know straight away if we can help.

Level 1 uses a standard power point and is very slow — fine for topping up overnight if you don’t drive much. Level 2 is a dedicated wall-mounted unit that charges significantly faster. For most households, Level 2 is the practical choice.

Most home chargers are compatible with all major EV brands. We’ll confirm compatibility when you get in touch.

Cost varies depending on the charger, your switchboard setup, and the complexity of the install. Call us for a straightforward quote with no obligation.

Call today to organise your EV Charger Install

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