01 · Plan
Start with your ZIP, utility, parking setup, charger, and electrical panel. These details help an independent installation provider assess the circuit, permit, equipment, and cable route.
EV Charger Texas is an independent matching and referral service. It does not perform electrical work and does not represent provider credentials as its own.
One homePanel → circuit → charger
Plan the project
The image stays fixed while the details that shape the work move into focus.
An installation provider may need to confirm whether the panel can support the charger or whether load management or an upgrade should be considered.
The route between the panel, charger, and parking space affects materials, labor, and site planning.
An attached garage, detached garage, driveway, or shared parking area may require a different charger location and cable route.
Eligibility and requirements vary by address, utility, and permit authority. Confirm them before relying on an incentive amount.
Austin-area guidance
Rebates, permit authorities, and inspection steps vary across the Austin metro. Confirm your utility and project address before relying on an incentive amount.
Guidance will include an authoritative source and last-verified date.
Add my utility and ZIPHow matching works
Share your ZIP, property type, vehicle, charger, parking setup, panel details if known, and timing.
See the utility, permit, panel, cable-route, and equipment questions that may affect the job.
When live matching becomes available, separate permission will be required before a request is shared with independent installation providers.
Before referrals open, this page will state how many providers may receive a request, the routing and selection criteria, and whether compensation or sponsorship can affect placement.
Provider standards
Providers will remain independent businesses and will make their own assessments, prices, schedules, warranties, and installation commitments.
A verified process comes before provider introductions.
A clear path to charging
Project paths
Each path explains what shapes the project before you prepare an intake. It does not claim current provider availability.
01Residential serviceHome EV charger installationParking, charger, panel, route, utility, and permit planning.
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02Tesla chargingTesla Wall Connector installationConnector fit, mounting position, cable reach, and circuit context.
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03Residential serviceLevel 2 EV charger installationCharging outcome, hardwired or plug-in equipment, and site scope.
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04Capacity planningPanel upgrades and load managementAssess capacity before assuming an upgrade is required.
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05Existing equipmentEV charger repair planningPrepare symptoms, error records, safety context, and warranty details.
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06Commercial previewCommercial EV chargingUsers, parking, power, networking, operations, and phased growth.
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07Shared-property previewMultifamily EV chargingApprovals, assigned parking, billing, shared infrastructure, and access.
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08Operations previewWorkplace and fleet chargingDuty cycles, dwell windows, access rules, software, and expansion.
Explore the service09Local utility guideAustin Energy rebate guidanceVerify service, current program terms, eligibility, and records.
Read the guide10Project cost guideInstallation cost planningCompare route, equipment, electrical work, approvals, and quote boundaries.
Read the guideAustin metro launch
We’re verifying provider coverage across Austin, Round Rock, Leander, Georgetown, Cedar Park, and Pflugerville. Enter your ZIP to start a project intake; availability is confirmed only after provider coverage is verified.
Project intake
This first version previews the project-intake path. It does not create a referral or send your details to installation providers.
Common questions
No. EV Charger Texas is an independent matching and referral service, not an electrical contractor.
Not yet. Austin-area provider coverage and verification records are being prepared. This first version demonstrates the project-intake experience only.
Not in this prototype. A production referral will require a separate, unchecked consent step explaining what is shared, how many providers may receive it, how they are selected, and whether compensation affects placement.
