Level 2 home chargers for Tesla, ChargePoint and Wallbox. Permits, panel upgrades, and weatherproofing — handled end-to-end by licensed Miami-Dade electricians.
A Level 1 charger plugs into a regular 120V outlet and adds about 4 miles of range per hour — usable, but slow. A Level 2 charger runs on a dedicated 240V circuit and adds 25–30 miles per hour, fully charging most EVs overnight. For any household using their EV daily, Level 2 is the answer. We handle the breaker, conduit, outlet, and Miami-Dade permit so you don't have to coordinate with three different trades.
Miami-Dade requires an electrical permit for any Level 2 install. We pull the permit, schedule the inspection, and stay on-site through final sign-off. If your panel is undersized (older homes often have 100A or 125A panels), we coordinate the upgrade to 200A — typical cost $2,500–$5,000 depending on whether your home meets HVHZ requirements. We give you a fixed quote up front, never a surprise mid-job.
Tesla Wall Connector (Gen 3), ChargePoint Home Flex, Wallbox Pulsar Plus, and Grizzl-E Smart. We're brand-agnostic — we'll recommend based on your vehicle, charging speed needs, smart-home setup, and budget. If you've already bought your charger, we install it. If you haven't, we source it for you with no markup beyond Florida's wholesale pricing.
The federal Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit (30% back, up to $1,000) expired on June 30, 2026 under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act — installs completed after that date no longer qualify. What's still live: FPL's EVolution Home program covers the charger and electrical upgrade for a flat $31–$38/month with no upfront cost. We'll run the numbers on both paths — FPL's monthly fee versus owning your charger outright — so you pick what's cheaper over your ownership horizon.
Typical Level 2 installs run $400–$1,200 in labor depending on wiring distance, panel headroom, and outdoor weatherproofing. The charger itself is $400–$700. If a 200A panel upgrade is needed, add $2,500–$5,000. We give a fixed quote after a free site visit so you know the full number before we start.
Yes. Miami-Dade requires an electrical permit for any new 240V circuit, which is what a Level 2 charger needs. We pull the permit in your name and stay on the job through inspection sign-off. Level 1 chargers (the standard 120V plug-in) do not require a permit.
Most installs are completed in 4–8 hours of on-site work, often in a single day. The permit and inspection scheduling typically extend the full timeline to 5–10 business days from the time we pull the permit.
Most modern Miami homes (200A panels) handle Level 2 with no upgrade. Older homes with 100A or 125A panels often need a panel upgrade — we evaluate this during the free site visit. We never force an upgrade if a load calculation shows your existing panel is adequate.
For Tesla owners: the Tesla Wall Connector (Gen 3) integrates seamlessly. For non-Tesla EVs: the ChargePoint Home Flex offers the best app and adjustable amperage. Wallbox Pulsar Plus is a strong premium option. We're brand-agnostic — we install whatever you buy, or source it for you.
No. The federal 30C credit (30% back, up to $1,000) expired on June 30, 2026 — installs finished after that date don't qualify. If your charger was placed in service on or before that date, we can still provide the itemized invoice and Form 8911 documentation you need. For new installs, the live option is FPL's EVolution Home program: $31–$38/month flat, no upfront cost. We're not tax advisors, so confirm your own eligibility with your CPA.
Yes. Florida Statute 718.113(9) gives condo unit owners the right to install EV charging at their own expense within their designated parking space. HOA communities fall under Statute 720.317. Both prohibit blanket bans. APLUS can prepare the full technical proposal for your board: installation plan, panel impact assessment, and insurance certificate.
We assess your panel before quoting. If an upgrade from 100A to 200A is needed, that adds $2,500–$5,000 and requires FPL meter coordination (1–2 week lead time). We handle all paperwork. The upgrade pays dividends across every future electrical project for 20+ years.
Written by our team — real Miami numbers, permits, and timelines.
EV charger installation in Miami costs $650–$6,500 in 2026. Real breakdown: labor, Miami-Dade permit, panel upgrades, and the FPL EVolution Home alternative. Written by a licensed Miami electrician.
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