EV chargers — full battery every morning.
A Level 2 home charger refills your EV overnight — far faster than a standard outlet — so you leave every morning with a full battery. Nexis installs Tesla Wall Connectors, ChargePoint, and other Level 2 chargers as licensed electricians, including any panel or circuit work your home needs.
Why a Level 2 charger
Charge at home, wake up full
Charging an EV from a standard 120V outlet is slow — often too slow to fully recharge overnight. A Level 2 (240V) charger changes that: most EVs go from low to full in a few hours, so home charging becomes effortless and you rarely think about public stations.
Nexis installs Level 2 chargers correctly and safely, handling the dedicated circuit — and, if your panel needs more capacity, the upgrade too — as a licensed Master Electrician. Pair it with solar and you're driving on sunshine.
What we do
- Level 2 charger install — fast 240V home charging, mounted and wired to code.
- Any major brand — Tesla Wall Connector, ChargePoint, and other Level 2 units.
- Dedicated circuit — a proper 240V circuit sized for your charger and vehicle.
- Panel upgrade if needed — we add capacity when your service can't support the load.
- Solar-friendly — pair charging with solar so you fuel on your own power.
- Licensed & permitted — Master Electrician 8785 A1; permitted and inspected.
Chargers we install
How it runs
Assessment
We check your panel, charger choice, and where you park.
Plan
Circuit and charger plan, plus any panel upgrade.
Install
Licensed electricians install and test the charger.
Charge
Wake up to a full battery every morning.
Rebates
Your charger install may be partly covered
Massachusetts utilities rebate the electrical work behind a Level 2 charger — up to $1,400 (Eversource) or $700 (National Grid) toward the wiring or panel upgrade. Nexis handles the install and the paperwork.
Chargers we install
Get fast charging at home
Book a free assessment — we'll recommend the right Level 2 charger, handle any panel work, and install it to code.
EV charger FAQ
Answers, straight up
Because scope varies — conduit length, circuit size, and whether a panel upgrade is truly needed. We give you one clear, itemized quote from a licensed Master Electrician, tell you honestly if you can skip a panel upgrade, and handle the permit — no corner-cutting and no surprise add-ons.
A lot. A standard 120V outlet adds only a few miles of range per hour; a Level 2 (240V) charger typically adds 20–40+ miles per hour, fully recharging most EVs overnight.
It depends on your vehicle and preferences. Tesla owners often choose the Tesla Wall Connector; others go with ChargePoint or Wallbox. We'll recommend a good match and install whatever you choose.
Sometimes. A Level 2 charger needs a dedicated 240V circuit, and if your panel is full or your service is small, an upgrade may be required. We check at your assessment and handle it if needed.
Yes. Pairing a home charger with solar lets you fuel your EV with your own power. We can coordinate the charger with a solar and battery system.
Ready when you are
Book my free assessment
Same-week appointments across eastern MA. We bring the rebate math, you get a lower bill and a more comfortable home — $0 down to start.
