Electrical Services
EV Charging
& Electrical
Services
Saskatchewan's electricians for the energy transition. From EV charger installs and panel upgrades to smart energy monitoring, we make your home ready for the future.
Home & Commercial
EV Charger Installation
Whether you are charging one car at home or outfitting a fleet depot, we design and install the right charging solution. Licensed electricians, clean installs, done right.
Home Charging
Level 2 home charging is the gold standard. A dedicated 240V circuit delivers 7 to 19 kW, giving you a full charge overnight. Wake up every morning with a full battery, just like your phone.
- 240V dedicated circuit installation
- Charger mounting and wiring
- Permit and inspection included
- Works with all EV makes and models
Commercial Charging
Attract customers, retain employees, and future-proof your property. We install workplace, retail, and fleet charging stations with network management and payment capabilities.
- Workplace employee charging stations
- Retail and hospitality guest charging
- Fleet depot installations
- Networked chargers with payment and reporting
Understanding Charger Levels
Standard household outlet. Adds about 5-8 km of range per hour. Only practical for plug-in hybrids or very light daily driving.
Dedicated 240V circuit, same as your dryer or stove. Adds 30-70 km of range per hour. The standard for home and workplace charging.
High-power commercial stations. Requires significant electrical infrastructure and is typically installed at highway stops and public charging stations.
Infrastructure
Panel Upgrades
Many Saskatchewan homes were built with 100A electrical panels. That was plenty for the 1980s, but today's homes with EV chargers, heat pumps, and solar need 200A service. We upgrade your panel so your home can handle everything you throw at it.
You might need an upgrade if:
- Your home has a 100A electrical panel (common in homes built before 2000)
- Adding a 40A+ EV charger would exceed your panel capacity
- You plan to add solar, a hot tub, or other high-draw equipment
- Your breaker trips when running multiple appliances
- You want to future-proof your home for additional EV chargers
What's Involved
We inspect your current panel, calculate your total load, and determine the right upgrade path.
We pull the electrical permit and coordinate with SaskPower for the service upgrade.
Old panel comes out, new 200A panel goes in. All circuits transferred and tested.
Final inspection, SaskPower connects the new service, and you are up and running.
Smart Home
Energy Monitoring
Know exactly where your energy goes. Smart monitoring systems give you real-time visibility into consumption, solar production, and EV charging, all from your phone.
Real-Time Consumption
See exactly how much power your home, EV charger, and appliances are using at any moment.
Solar Production Tracking
Monitor how much energy your solar panels generate and how much is exported to the grid.
EV Charging Analytics
Track charging sessions, energy consumed, costs, and optimal charging schedules.
Historical Data
View daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly trends to understand your energy patterns.
Common Use Cases
EV charger, power tools, lighting, and heated space all need their own panel.
Welders, compressors, and heavy equipment require dedicated circuits and proper amperage.
Barns, quonsets, and storage buildings with lighting, heating, or equipment needs.
Basement suites, additions, or renovations that exceed the main panel capacity.
Outbuildings & Garages
Sub-Panel Installations
Garages, shops, and outbuildings need their own electrical service. A sub-panel gives you dedicated circuits, proper amperage, and room to grow. This is especially common for EV charger installations in detached garages where running a single circuit from the house is not practical.
What we install:
- 60A to 200A sub-panels sized to your needs
- Underground or overhead feeder runs
- Full circuit layout with room for expansion
- Code-compliant installation with permit and inspection
The Best Combination
Solar + EV Charging
Charge your car with energy from your own roof. Solar panels generate the power, net metering banks the credits, and your EV charger draws it back. The result: driving on sunshine for pennies per kilometre.
Annual Driving Cost Comparison
Based on 15,000 km per year of average Saskatchewan driving.
With solar + EV, a Saskatchewan household can save $2,000 to $3,000 per year on fuel costs alone. Over 10 years, that is $20,000 to $30,000 back in your pocket.
Net Metering Works for You
Your solar panels produce the most energy during the day while you are at work. That energy gets banked as credits with SaskPower. When you plug in at night, those credits offset the cost. Net result: free driving.
One Contractor, One Project
We install both the solar system and the EV charger. One design, one permit process, one team. This saves time and often reduces the total cost compared to hiring separately.
Future-Proof Your Home
As gas prices rise and more household systems go electric (heat pumps, water heaters, induction stoves), having solar capacity already installed puts you ahead. Your panel upgrade today supports everything you will add tomorrow.
Increased Property Value
Homes with solar and EV charging infrastructure sell faster and for more. Buyers increasingly look for energy-efficient homes with low operating costs.
Common Questions
FAQ
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Whether it is an EV charger, panel upgrade, sub-panel, or a full solar + EV package, it starts with a conversation. Free assessment, honest advice.