Level 2 EV charging powered by your roof
Charge 6 to 8 times faster than a wall outlet, with scheduling that fills your battery from solar at midday or off-peak overnight.
Overview
An electric vehicle can add 3,000 to 4,500 kWh a year to your household usage. Planned well, that is a great fit for solar. Planned poorly, it can bump you into higher rates or overload an older electrical panel.
We size the circuit, check your panel capacity and install a hardwired Level 2 charger with smart scheduling. For homes with limited panel space we use load management devices that avoid a costly service upgrade.
For businesses and multifamily properties we install networked chargers with access control and billing, and help identify utility make-ready programs.
- Electrical panel load calculation
- Hardwired Level 2 charger (J1772 or NACS)
- Dedicated circuit and conduit run
What's included
Everything below is part of a standard Brightpath ev chargers project, with no surprise line items.
- Electrical panel load calculation
- Hardwired Level 2 charger (J1772 or NACS)
- Dedicated circuit and conduit run
- Load management where needed
- Permit and inspection
- Solar-aware charge scheduling setup
How the project runs
One project manager from first visit to the day your system switches on.
Photo or on-site assessment
Send photos of your panel and parking spot, or we visit for complex runs.
Fixed quote
A clear price including permit, materials and any panel work.
Install
Most installs finish in half a day, with the city inspection scheduled after.
Why it's worth it
Fuel for pennies
Solar-charged miles can cost a fraction of gasoline at Valley prices.
Faster, safer charging
Dedicated circuit, not an extension cord on a 15 A outlet.
Ready for the next car
Sized for today's EV and the one after it.
What affects the price
Starting at $1,450 installed (sample). Your proposal breaks down every factor below.
| Factor | Why it matters | Sample range |
|---|---|---|
| Distance from panel | Longer conduit runs add material and labor | $0 - $900 |
| Panel capacity | Load management or service upgrade | $0 - $3,800 |
| Charger model | Basic vs. networked smart charger | $450 - $1,100 |
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All prices are illustrative samples for the Fresno area and are not a quote. Incentives are not included; consult a tax professional about credits.
Harlan Ranch, Clovis
Big summer loads, small winter bills in Clovis
A 3,100 sq ft home with a pool, two AC units and an EV on the way.
- 9.2 kWSystem size
- 48 A Level 2EV charger
- 94%Annual offset
- $118,400Sample 25-yr savings
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EV chargers FAQ
Have a question we did not cover? Call (559) 555-0161.
Not always. Many homes can add a 40 A circuit, and smart load management devices can avoid an upgrade on tighter panels. We run a load calculation before quoting.
Some chargers and inverters support solar-only or solar-priority charging. Otherwise we schedule charging for midday or off-peak hours to match your rate plan.
Many new vehicles are moving to the NACS connector. We can install a charger that matches your car and supply an adapter for flexibility.