Home EV charging
A Level 2 charging setup planned around your vehicle, parking space, panel capacity and daily driving.
See home EV charger installation detailsMilton & the western GTA
Licensed EV charger installation for your home or business. We assess the electrical system, plan a clean installation and make sure your charger is ready for everyday use.

Local, licensed electrical expertise
The short answer
Most home Level 2 EV charger installations in Milton and the surrounding GTA cost $1,200 to $2,500, completed in a single visit on a dedicated 240-volt circuit. The price moves with the distance from your electrical panel to the charger, whether the route passes through finished walls, the amperage of the charger, and whether your service has spare capacity. Outdoor and detached-garage installations, and homes needing a service upgrade, cost more. All electrical work is performed by Breton Electrical Inc., ECRA/ESA #7018356, and notified to the Electrical Safety Authority.
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Recommendations based on your actual setup
Milton and surrounding GTA
Installation services
The charger is only one part of a safe installation. The electrical service, circuit, cable route, mounting position and future plans all matter.
A Level 2 charging setup planned around your vehicle, parking space, panel capacity and daily driving.
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A typical home installation can range from about $1,200 to $2,500, but panel capacity, distance, routing and charger requirements can change the total. We quote the actual work rather than using a misleading flat price.
See the cost guideTell us where you charge. We’ll take it from there.
Our process
No surprise change orders. You approve a fixed, itemized price before any work starts.
Vehicle brand, where you park and when you need it — two minutes.
We confirm your service can carry the circuit and measure the real cable route.
Materials, labour, permit and ESA notification, itemized.
Circuit run, charger mounted, configured and load-tested. Usually one visit.
Filed with the Electrical Safety Authority, then we set up your charging schedule.
Where we work
Choose your community for local installation details, typical costs and the electrical considerations we see there most often.
Plan before you buy
Independent, Ontario-specific answers to the questions that decide your installation — written before you're asked to spend anything.
Every line item that moves the final number.
Which programs apply to homes and businesses.
What gets filed, by whom, and when.
How much range each adds overnight.
Load calculations, and the cheaper alternatives.
Connector, amperage, outdoor rating, smart features.
More on charging in Ontario weather, costs and equipment in our EV charging blog, or see installation examples and our charger equipment guide.
Straight answers
Electrical work must follow Ontario requirements. The contractor determines permit and notification requirements for the specific installation and handles the work accordingly.
Sometimes. An assessment considers service size, existing loads and the charger output. Load management may be an option when a conventional circuit would exceed available capacity.
Many straightforward installations are completed in one visit. Longer cable routes, service work or coordination for commercial properties can add time.
The right choice depends on the vehicle, connector, desired charging speed, outdoor rating, smart features and electrical capacity. We can review your shortlist before installation.