Sorry for the long post but I just wanted to give details on a local HPWC Installation as this is something I was looking for before I got my Tesla HPWC installed.
For the last couple of weeks I have been calling around and getting quote to get my Tesla HPWC installed and couldn't find much information. I called the Electricians listed on the Tesla website and they were charging ridiculous amounts.
I just wanted to post this information on here in case anyone else is looking for a local Electrician to get a Tesla HPWC installed or just a Dryer plug if you want to go that route.
I started going through the contractors that were listed on the ESA website and narrowed my search down to anyone who had a website so that I can see prior projects they have completed.
I came upon one Electrician named Matt who had a website as well as a couple of social media pages where he had posted his prior projects. His latest project was a JuiceBox EV Charger for a Chevy Bolt.
Since he had done this EV Charger install before, I thought I would give him a call and ask him for a quote for the Tesla HPWC Install.
He came by 2 days after I called him and took a look around. He mentioned he had not done a Tesla HPWC Install before and that it would be his first time but that it should be similar to the previous EV Charger install he had done.
He provided me a quote of $1100 all inclusive (Permits, Inspection, Hardware, Wiring, Taxes, ect...)
I went ahead with this quote and he scheduled the job for a week later. He arrived on time and completed the job as planned with no hiccups.
Everything was done with respect to my house and property. All items that were removed during the install were put back as they were including large stone tiles that he had to dig up as the wire had to be burried 60 inches minimum and a full sweep was done after the install.
The way my installation went was like this:
My electrical panel is in my finished basement. He installed a 60 amp breaker, and then drilled a hole big enough for the conduit from the panel to the outside which ran along the side of the house and then burried at the point where it would cross a pathway. From there another whole was drilled into the garage for the conduit and then the wire ran up and into the Tesla HPWC.
All holes were filled with Foam after the installation and sealed.
Matt was very professional and I would recommend him to anyone in the GTA looking to get a Tesla HPWC or Dryer Plug installation done.
If anyone would like anymore details regarding the installation process, just send me a quick message. I can also provide more pictures of the installation if you would like.
His contact information is -
Matt Barrows
MRB Electrical
(647) 267-7447
[email protected]
http://mrbelectrical.ca/
M.R.B Electrical Services (@m.r.belectrical) • Instagram photos and videos
For the last couple of weeks I have been calling around and getting quote to get my Tesla HPWC installed and couldn't find much information. I called the Electricians listed on the Tesla website and they were charging ridiculous amounts.
I just wanted to post this information on here in case anyone else is looking for a local Electrician to get a Tesla HPWC installed or just a Dryer plug if you want to go that route.
I started going through the contractors that were listed on the ESA website and narrowed my search down to anyone who had a website so that I can see prior projects they have completed.
I came upon one Electrician named Matt who had a website as well as a couple of social media pages where he had posted his prior projects. His latest project was a JuiceBox EV Charger for a Chevy Bolt.
Since he had done this EV Charger install before, I thought I would give him a call and ask him for a quote for the Tesla HPWC Install.
He came by 2 days after I called him and took a look around. He mentioned he had not done a Tesla HPWC Install before and that it would be his first time but that it should be similar to the previous EV Charger install he had done.
He provided me a quote of $1100 all inclusive (Permits, Inspection, Hardware, Wiring, Taxes, ect...)
I went ahead with this quote and he scheduled the job for a week later. He arrived on time and completed the job as planned with no hiccups.
Everything was done with respect to my house and property. All items that were removed during the install were put back as they were including large stone tiles that he had to dig up as the wire had to be burried 60 inches minimum and a full sweep was done after the install.
The way my installation went was like this:
My electrical panel is in my finished basement. He installed a 60 amp breaker, and then drilled a hole big enough for the conduit from the panel to the outside which ran along the side of the house and then burried at the point where it would cross a pathway. From there another whole was drilled into the garage for the conduit and then the wire ran up and into the Tesla HPWC.
All holes were filled with Foam after the installation and sealed.
Matt was very professional and I would recommend him to anyone in the GTA looking to get a Tesla HPWC or Dryer Plug installation done.
If anyone would like anymore details regarding the installation process, just send me a quick message. I can also provide more pictures of the installation if you would like.
His contact information is -
Matt Barrows
MRB Electrical
(647) 267-7447
[email protected]
http://mrbelectrical.ca/
M.R.B Electrical Services (@m.r.belectrical) • Instagram photos and videos
