Tri-Phase Electric

EV CHARGING INSTALLATION

Charging that fits your day.

Make charging part of your everyday routine. Tri-Phase Electric helps homeowners and businesses plan EV charger installations across Los Gatos, San Jose, and the Bay Area.

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AT HOME

A place to plug in when you pull in.

A convenient charging location starts with the way you park and drive. Whether you already own an EV or are preparing for one, we can discuss the electrical work for your installation.

  • Garage, driveway, or other dedicated parking
  • Your vehicle and preferred charging equipment
  • Panel capacity and the route to the charging location
  • Plans for a second vehicle or future electrical additions

AT THE OFFICE

Put the workday to work for your EV.

Bring charging closer to employees and visitors. Start with a conversation about your property, the parking spaces you have in mind, and who will use them.

  • Number of charging spaces and expected daily use
  • Parking layout and distance from the electrical supply
  • Property-owner approval and access needs
  • Installation scheduling and room for future expansion

START WITH THE SITE

A clear plan before the installation.

1

Talk through your needs

Share your city, vehicle or charger information, and where you want to charge. For an office, include the number of spaces you’re considering.

2

Review the electrical work

We review the existing electrical system and proposed location to establish the scope. Discuss equipment compatibility, permits, and any utility involvement before work begins.

3

Plan the installation

Review the estimate, site access, and schedule together. The work and timing depend on your property and the charging setup you choose.

BEFORE YOU GET STARTED

A few good questions.

Should I buy a charger first?

Talk with us before purchasing equipment. Bring the model you’re considering, or details of a charger you already own, so compatibility and installation requirements can be reviewed.

Will I need a new electrical panel?

Not every charging installation needs a panel upgrade. An electrical assessment helps determine the available capacity and suitable options. If additional work is needed, we can explain how it affects your project.

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What affects the installation cost?

Charger location, distance from the panel, existing electrical capacity, equipment, and site work all affect the estimate. An office project also depends on the number of charging spaces and the property’s requirements.

For general planning information, see PG&E’s EV charging guide (opens in a new tab).

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LET’S PLAN YOUR CHARGING

Home or office. Start here.

Tell us where you want to charge and what you have in mind.