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Level 2 (240V) home charger installation in Denver, CO, by licensed electricians who confirm your panel can support it.
"Level 2" refers to charging equipment tier, not a specific brand — it means 240V charging, the same voltage class as an electric dryer or range, versus the 120V "Level 1" charging you get from a standard wall outlet. A Level 1 charger typically adds 3-5 miles of range per hour; a Level 2 charger typically adds 20-30 miles per hour, which is the difference between "fully charged overnight" and "still not full after two days" for most daily driving.
Level 2 installation means running a dedicated 240V circuit (commonly 40-60A depending on the charger) from your panel to the charger location, then mounting and configuring the unit itself — whether that’s a Tesla Wall Connector, a ChargePoint unit, or another Level 2 charger you’ve already purchased.
A Level 1 charger just needs a standard outlet, so it’s the default if you do nothing — but 3-5 miles of range per hour means an EV with a longer commute or a bigger battery may never fully catch up overnight. Level 2 closes that gap, which is why it’s the standard most homeowners install rather than living with the outlet that came with the house.
Confirms your panel has the spare capacity for a new 240V circuit.
Sized correctly for your specific charger’s amperage draw.
Correct placement, GFCI protection where code requires it, and full configuration.
Handled as part of the job in most Denver-metro jurisdictions.
A typical Level 2 installation runs $1,000-$2,500 all-in when the panel has available capacity — hardware $300-$600, labor $400-$1,500, and a permit averaging around $297 but varying by city. If a panel upgrade is needed first, that’s a separate added cost. See our full cost breakdown for exact scenarios.
Every network electrician is independently licensed and insured in Colorado. We route Level 2 installations to electricians with real experience on this specific circuit type — not a general handyman referral.
Request a free quote and we’ll match you with a licensed local electrician.
Request a free quote, including your charger brand if you’ve already chosen one.
We match you with a licensed local electrician.
A load calculation confirms your panel’s capacity.
The circuit and charger get installed, permitted, and inspected.
You’re left with a working, code-compliant Level 2 setup.
Colorado requires a licensed electrician for new circuit work of this kind, and most jurisdictions require a permit and inspection — a DIY install typically won’t pass inspection or may void your charger’s warranty.
Yes — Level 2 is a charging standard, not a brand. Tesla, ChargePoint, and most other major charger brands all use Level 2 (240V) charging.
Level 2 typically adds 20-30 miles of range per hour, compared to 3-5 miles per hour from a standard 120V outlet.