Raleigh, NC
EV chargers, solar, and electrical upgrades for Raleigh homes
Licensed contractors serving Wake County and the Research Triangle. Duke Energy Progress territory.
Get quotes Raleigh, NC
Licensed contractors serving Wake County and the Research Triangle. Duke Energy Progress territory.
Get quotesEV Charger Installation
Level 2 home charger on a dedicated 240V circuit. Most Raleigh installs done in a day. Duke Energy Charger Prep Credit available.
Solar Installation
Residential solar sized for your roof and usage. Duke Energy Progress net metering and PowerPair incentives available.
Battery Storage
Home battery systems keep you running through outages and reduce peak-rate electricity costs. Often paired with solar.
Panel Upgrades
Upgrading from 100A to 200A or 400A service. Often needed before adding an EV charger or solar system, but not always.
Raleigh sits near the top of NC for EV registrations. The Research Triangle workforce buys a lot of electric vehicles, and most of those owners are still on the Level 1 cord that came with the car. A Level 2 charger on a dedicated 240V circuit adds 20 to 30 miles of range per hour. A near-empty battery is full by morning. For anyone driving more than 40 miles a day, the difference is significant.
Most Raleigh homes built after the 1990s have a 200-amp panel with room for a new 40 or 50-amp circuit. Older homes in neighborhoods like Oakwood, Boylan Heights, and parts of Five Points sometimes still have 100-amp service, which needs upgrading first. It's worth confirming panel capacity before booking an electrician.
Wake County requires an electrical permit and inspection for any new 240V circuit. Your contractor pulls the permit before work starts and schedules the rough-in and final inspection. It's standard procedure, not an obstacle. The inspection timeline in Wake County is typically one to three days after the work is done.
On the solar side, Raleigh is Duke Energy Progress territory, which means net metering is available. Excess power your panels generate goes back to the grid and credits your bill. The PowerPair program can offset up to $9,000 on combined solar and battery installs. Payback periods on well-sized systems in Wake County typically run eight to twelve years.
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