EV charger installers in Ben Lomond, CA

Up to $5,000 in rebates from 3 programs. 11 licensed installers based in Ben Lomond.

What it really costs in Ben Lomond

A typical level 2 ev charger, simple install near panel costs $1,900 installed. Most jobs land between $800 and $3,000 (40-48a level 2 charger hardware ($300-$800), dedicated 240v circuit and breaker, short wire run (garage on same wall or near the panel), permit and inspection. assumes existing panel has spare capacity; excludes panel/service upgrade, trenching to detached garage, and load-management devices.). With the biggest rebate on offer here ($5,000), a typical job could cost you as little as $0.

Cost sources: Qmerit - New Jersey EV charger installation (average L2 install cost in NJ: $2,304); Qmerit - How much does Level 2 EV charger installation cost? (avg $1,700; most $749-$2,500); EnergySage - How much does an EV charger installation cost? (installation $800-$3,000, avg $2,442 excl. hardware). Rebates come with conditions (equipment, income, approved contractor), so check each program.

EV charger rebates in Ben Lomond

PG&E Residential EV Charging rebate (Rebate Plus, income-qualified)

Up to $2,000 for installation of an eligible EV charger; Up to $5,000 for a panel upgrade and installation of an eligible EV charger

Limited funds Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) Checked 2026-10-11

Up to$5,000

Driving Clean Assistance Program (DCAP) - home charger incentive

Up to $2,000 toward buying and installing a Level 2 home charger. The alternative is a $2,000 prepaid card for public charging; you get one or the other. It comes with a DCAP vehicle grant: up to $7,500 with no...

Open California Air Resources Board (statewide; home charger... Checked 2026-10-11

Up to$2,000

Central Coast Community Energy (3CE) Electrify Your Ride - residential EV charger rebate

Residential charger and installation rebate with income tiers: Tier 1 at 201%-400% FPL, Tier 2 under 200% FPL. The 2026 program added $500 for a bidirectional charger. Base amounts were not found, and the program...

Open Central Coast Community Energy (3CE) Not yet confirmed