ChargeWizards
ChargeWizards

EV Charger Installation in Sunnyvale, CA

ChargeWizards is the licensed EV charger installation company serving Sunnyvale, CA — CSLB C-10 #1134931, Tesla Certified. Sunnyvale homeowners are practical: they want the charger installed cleanly, permitted correctly, and at a fair price. We install Tesla Wall Connectors and Level 2 chargers across Sunnyvale every week — from the older ranch homes in Lakewood Village to the newer condos and townhomes near Lawrence Expressway. We handle digital permit tracking through the City of Sunnyvale's online portal, provide rebate documentation at no extra charge, and typically have you charging the same day the inspector signs off.

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CSLB C-10 #1134931 · Tesla Certified Installer · Santa Clara County

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Tesla Certified Installer

ChargeWizards is Tesla Certified (CSLB #1134931), which means we source DPM equipment directly from Tesla — including the Neurio energy meter with proprietary firmware that isn't available through retail channels. Not all installers can offer DPM.

EV Charger Services in Sunnyvale

Cost in Sunnyvale: most standard installs $2,550 all-in

Most standard Sunnyvale EV charger installs are $2,550 all-in, including the Sunnyvale permit and final inspection coordination. Most Sunnyvale attached-garage installs are standard installs. Homes with 100A panels may need DPM, and detached garages or longer exterior conduit runs add to the price. Most Sunnyvale jobs complete in a single day.

  • • Pre-wired homes: from $850
  • • Standard install: $2,550 all-in, including the permit
  • • Panel upgrade, only if truly needed: $7,500+ (DPM lets most homes skip it)
  • • The final price depends on your setup; we give a firm quote after seeing panel photos

Compare full pricing on our EV charger cost page. Prices do not subtract any rebate or tax credit; the federal 30C EV charger tax credit for homes ended for chargers placed in service after June 30, 2026.

Rebate disclaimer: ChargeWizards can provide documentation such as your invoice, permit, and installation photos to help support a rebate application, but we do not guarantee any rebate, eligibility, or amount. Rebate programs and funding change often and can end without notice, so please confirm eligibility and apply directly with the program administrator. Program information last checked September 26, 2026.

Permits in Sunnyvale

All EV charger installs in Sunnyvale go through the City of Sunnyvale Building Division. We pull the permit, submit the complete NEC 220.87 load calc, panel schedule, and one-line diagram with every application — first-pass approvals are the norm. Most Sunnyvale applications get reviewed in 5–14 business days.

Reference: City of Sunnyvale Building Division

Panel Considerations in Sunnyvale

Sunnyvale homes generally have practical garage layouts with short panel-to-charger runs — one of the reasons most Sunnyvale installs are standard installs. That said, 100A panels are common in the older Eichler-adjacent neighborhoods like Ortega Park and the Murphy neighborhood, and Sunnyvale's 1960s housing stock is where we most frequently recommend Tesla Dynamic Power Management. DPM lets most homes skip a $7,500+ panel upgrade. For homes with 150A or 200A panels (most builds from the 1970s onward), we often have plenty of headroom for a straight 60A circuit with no DPM required. We verify capacity at every site visit.

Read more: Do I need a panel upgrade for an EV charger?

EV Charging in Sunnyvale: Local Know-How

Sunnyvale Neighborhoods We Serve We install EV chargers across all of Sunnyvale — from the 1960s ranch homes in Ortega Park and Murphy neighborhood to the newer townhomes and condos near Downtown Sunnyvale, Lawrence Expressway, and the Caltrain corridor. Lakewood Village, Birdland, and Raynor Park are other frequently served areas. Sunnyvale's housing stock is practical by design — most homes have attached garages with the electrical panel within 20–30 feet of where the charger goes. This makes Sunnyvale one of our most straightforward installation markets. A typical attached-garage job takes 3–4 hours from arrival to charging. EV Charger Rebates in Sunnyvale Sunnyvale gets its electricity from Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE), with PG&E delivering it. SVCE's $250 residential charger rebate closed to new applications on September 22, 2025. Sunnyvale homeowners can apply for PG&E's Residential EV Charging Rebate: up to 50% of the purchase price of one approved charger, or for income-qualified households, Rebate Plus up to $2,000 for a charger and installation, or up to $5,000 with a panel upgrade (pre-approval required). The federal 30C tax credit for home chargers ended June 30, 2026. PG&E's EV time-of-use rate plans (such as EV2-A and E-ELEC) can lower overnight charging costs. We can explain the options when we're on site. City of Sunnyvale Permit Process The City of Sunnyvale Building Division uses an online permit portal for straightforward residential electrical permits. We submit digitally, which typically cuts review time to 3–5 business days for simple attached-garage installs. More complex installs with panel changes or sub-panel additions take 7–14 days. We pull the permit before scheduling the install and coordinate the final inspection on your behalf — you don’t need to take time off work for the inspection. Call (650) 542-8877 to get started.

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Sunnyvale EV Charger FAQs

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EV charger installed in Sunnyvale — turnkey.

Tesla Certified, rebate documentation included, City of Sunnyvale digital permit portal, same-day installs common. Call (650) 542-8877 or request a free photo quote.

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