North Carolina
Local EV charger and solar installers in NC.
We connect you with licensed NC electricians and solar companies. Not a national lead farm. Real local contractors, one quote request.
North Carolina
We connect you with licensed NC electricians and solar companies. Not a national lead farm. Real local contractors, one quote request.
Free for you. No account needed.
Tell us what you need, where you live, and a rough sense of your timeline. It takes about two minutes.
We pass your details to vetted NC contractors who cover your area and handle your type of job.
Installers contact you to discuss the job. You choose whoever fits best. We won't email you about solar every week.
Four types of home electrical work, all served by local NC contractors.
Level 2 home charger installation for any EV. Most jobs take 2 to 4 hours. Duke Energy rebates available for qualifying chargers.
Learn moreResidential solar panel systems sized for your usage and roof. North Carolina's 30% federal tax credit applies through 2032.
Learn moreHome battery systems like the Tesla Powerwall keep your lights on during outages and cut peak-rate electricity costs.
Learn moreUpgrading from 100A to 200A or 400A service. Often needed before adding an EV charger or solar system, but not always.
Learn moreEV charger installation
Duke Energy Progress and Duke Energy Carolinas both offer money back on qualifying Level 2 charger installations. Most people who call an electrician directly never find out it exists.
We started in Raleigh and Charlotte because that's where the demand is highest. Lake Norman and the surrounding Triangle suburbs are coming next as the network grows.
Don't see your area? Let us know and we'll flag it when coverage expands.
A few things that make this different from the bigger lead directories.
No national companies, no out-of-state crews. Every installer is local, licensed in North Carolina, and insured.
We don't sell your contact information to whoever is paying the most. Your request goes to contractors who are actually local, actually licensed, and actually cover your area.
Worth knowing
Most homeowners don't know Duke Energy offers rebates for qualifying EV chargers. We explain what's available and link to the current program page.
Read the guide →Fill in a simple form, that's it. No account, no newsletter, no weekly emails about solar. We won't contact you for any reason other than to help you get the job done.
Practical guides for NC homeowners: costs, rebates, and what to ask before signing anything.
