
Types of EV Chargers We Install

We work with leading manufacturers to deliver high-performance charging stations built for longevity:
- ChargePoint
- Leviton
- Schneider Electric
- Autel
- SWTCH
- Legrand
- Loop
- Xerova
- Tesla
- Powerflex
- And more!
Our team installs wall-mounted home chargers and commercial pedestal units with equal precision. Install your EV charger with Norcross’s best electricians for dependable power every day.
Future-Ready Workplaces Start with Commercial EV Charging

Forward-thinking businesses in Norcross are adding charging stations to attract drivers and tenants. Capital City Electrical Services designs and installs scalable commercial EV charger stations with full electrical infrastructure support. We handle layout, permitting, and load balancing so your property stays efficient and future-ready.
FAQs About EV Charger Installation: Your Questions, Answered by Norcross’s EV Charging Experts

Before installing an EV charger, it’s important to understand your home’s electrical capacity, available parking setup, and charger compatibility. Many older Norcross homes were built before EV technology existed, meaning their panels may not have space or amperage for a Level 2 charger.
Our team starts by evaluating your electrical panel, nearby outlets, and power draw from other appliances. If your home needs a panel upgrade or a dedicated circuit, we’ll handle that as part of the installation. We also help homeowners choose between hardwired or plug-in models, depending on whether you want flexibility or permanent installation.
Knowing these details upfront helps make sure that your EV charger station runs safely and efficiently from day one.
Not all chargers are created equal and each model varies by speed, smart features, and compatibility. Level 1 chargers plug into standard 120V outlets and add around 4 miles of range per hour, ideal for hybrid or occasional EV drivers. Level 2 chargers, on the other hand, connect to 240V outlets and can charge most vehicles overnight.
We recommend Level 2 chargers for most Norcross homeowners because they deliver a faster charge and support future EV models. Brands like ChargePoint, Autel, and Leviton offer options with mobile apps, scheduling tools, and load balancing. Our electricians will review your vehicle specs and recommend the best fit for your home setup and driving habits.
Yes, but it’s minimal compared to most home systems. A well-installed EV charger should run for years with only occasional checks. We suggest inspecting your charger every few months for dust buildup, corrosion, or loose wiring, especially if it’s installed outdoors.
Capital City Electrical Services also offers annual electrical maintenance visits to verify charger performance, test connections, and clean internal components if needed. Keeping your charger in top shape helps maintain efficiency and prevents long-term wear from Georgia’s humid climate.
Yes! Multi-charger setups are becoming common for families with more than one EV or homes planning for future upgrades. Installing two or more EV charger stations together is more efficient than adding them one at a time because we can optimize your electrical system for balanced load sharing.
For example, smart chargers can communicate to distribute power evenly between vehicles, preventing overloads or the need for costly panel expansions. Businesses and multifamily complexes in Norcross also benefit from this approach—it’s scalable, efficient, and appealing to tenants or customers who drive electric.
Older homes often need more preparation before a charger can be installed. This might include replacing the main panel, adding a 240V circuit, or upgrading grounding and wiring to modern code standards. Some homes also benefit from adding surge protection to prevent charger damage during Georgia’s frequent thunderstorms.
Capital City Electrical Services specializes in retrofitting older electrical systems for modern needs. Our electricians assess your wiring, meter, and breaker capacity before recommending upgrades. With professional design and installation, even historic Norcross homes can be made EV-ready without sacrificing safety or aesthetics.
