Plan charging around your home and vehicle
An EV charger needs an electrical supply suited to its requirements and a location that works with your parking space. We assess home charger installation in Pasco and Pinellas County, including the proposed circuit, route from the panel and mounting location.What we need to review
- The vehicle and charger model, including the manufacturer’s electrical requirements.
- Where you park and how the charging cable will reach the vehicle.
- The distance and wiring route from the electrical panel.
- Available capacity and other significant electrical loads.
- Indoor or outdoor exposure and mounting conditions.
The circuit and capacity come first
A charger may need a dedicated circuit. If the existing system needs changes, we distinguish panel work from an increase in the utility service capacity. The assessment determines the appropriate installation scope. Equipment purchase, permits, inspections and any related work should be clarified before scheduling. We do not assume an existing receptacle is suitable just because the charger can plug into it.Questions about home charging
Should I choose a charger before contacting you?
You can bring a proposed model or tell us what vehicle you plan to charge. The equipment requirements help establish the circuit and installation needs.Will I need a new panel?
Not every charger installation requires panel replacement. Available capacity, circuit space and the equipment requirements need assessment first.Discuss your installation
Have your city or ZIP code, parking location and charger information ready. You do not need to open your panel to gather details. Request EV charger installation or call (727) 243-7050. Tell us whether you have already selected a charger so the assessment can account for its installation requirements.⚠
Do Not Attempt EV Charger Installation Yourself
EV chargers are high-demand electrical loads and are commonly installed on dedicated 40A, 50A, or 60A circuits depending on the charger and the home’s capacity. One mistake in breaker sizing, wire sizing, terminations, or panel connections can create shock risk, overheated wiring, nuisance trips, equipment damage, or a serious fire hazard. Call Brock’s Electric to install your EV charger safely and the right way.
Before you contact us
Tell us your vehicle and charger model, parking location and approximate distance from the panel. Mention whether the equipment is indoors or outdoors.
We will confirm the installation requirements and availability for your location before work is arranged.