EV Charger Installation & Repair in Memphis, TN

Level 2 Charging Supported by a Complete Electrical Assessment

At Prime HVAC and Electrical, we install and repair EV charging systems for homeowners and businesses in Memphis, Shelby County, and throughout West Tennessee. 

We’re a veteran-owned company, and our owners work in the field every day to provide hands-on oversight and accountability. Our technicians are licensed, insured, background-checked, and drug-tested. We back qualifying work with up to 10-year warranties on parts and labor. You can also read reviews from customers who have worked with our team. 

When you reach out to us about adding a charger, we start by reviewing your existing electrical panel, typical driving habits, parking location, charger type, cable route, and possible future charging needs. This assessment helps us recommend an installation approach for your home or business based on the property and its available electrical capacity. Because we handle both HVAC and electrical work, one fully licensed team can address electrical panel work or other coordinated improvements that may accompany the installation.

We also provide EV charger repair when a unit won’t begin charging, repeatedly stops, displays an error, or interrupts power. Charging fault diagnosis may involve checking the charger, dedicated circuit, electrical panel, cable, connector, connectivity, and other possible sources of the problem.

Call (901) 676-7756 or fill out our online form to request a free estimate and get $50 OFF on EV Chargers and Surge Protectors!

Residential EV Charger Planning in Memphis

Adding an EV charger to your property can provide convenient access to charging at home. Level 1 charging generally uses a standard household receptacle, while Level 2 charging commonly uses a dedicated 240V circuit and can charge faster. The appropriate setup depends on the vehicle, charger, property layout, and available electrical capacity.

Our residential planning process considers:

• Charging needs: We discuss your driving habits, charger type, and how you expect to use the equipment.
• Electrical capacity: A load calculation evaluates whether the existing service can support the proposed charging load alongside the home’s other electrical equipment.
• Charger placement: We consider vehicle access, cable reach, weather exposure, physical protection, and safe walking paths.
• Panel requirements: We check available breaker space and determine whether electrical modernization or a panel upgrade should be considered.

For many homeowners, deciding where to place a charger involves thinking about driveway layout, carport or garage access, and how far the charger will be from the electrical panel. We walk you through cable routing options, discuss how local utility rate structures may affect your charging habits, and talk about how future vehicles or additional chargers could change your needs. By taking time to plan the installation up front, we help you identify practical placement and wiring options before work begins.

Smart charging equipment may provide energy monitoring and scheduled-charging features, depending on the selected unit and its connectivity. Memphis Light, Gas and Water offers an optional residential Time-of-Use rate for eligible smart-meter customers, but homeowners should confirm current enrollment requirements and rates directly with the utility before making charging plans.