Note: Elite Electrical Contracting only services addresses within Washington State.
Do you rent or own your property?
Do you need to get permission from your Homeowner Association (HOA) or any other third parties?
In what type of home will the level 2 charger be installed?
Is your electricity meter dedicated or not?
Is your garage attached or detatched?
Where is your main electrical panel located?
Where is your proposed location for the EV charger?
Will the charging capability be installed on the same wall as the main electrical panel or a different wall?
What size garage do you have?
How many electrical panels do you have?
What is the size of the main electrical breaker?
Is there anything else you think your installer should know?
Approximately, what year was your home built?
What is your home's approximate square footage?
What type of access is potentially available to the installer for routing the wiring from the electrical panel to the charging location?
How far away will the installed charging location be from the main electrical panel?
How many central air conditioning units does your home have?
How many refrigerators does your home have?
Please list any other electrical appliances you may have.
If you have a pool or spa, how many electric pumps does it have?
Is your home powered by solar panels?
Does your home have an integrated backup generator?
When standing in the driveway facing the garage, which wall do you want your charging location mounted?
Please upload images following the guidelines below. These photos will be utilized by the installer to give you an accurate estimate - read the prompts carefully and upload clear, unique photos for each.
Please take a photo of the entire area where you would like the EV charger itself to be placed. Step back about 10 to 20 feet from preferred installation spot.
Please take a photo of your main electrical panel from 15-20 feet back to show its location.
Now, open the panel door and take a picture of your electrical panel. Make sure the photo is not blurry, so we can read the labels on the panel. Please capture the whole panel so the installer can see the main breaker and all the panel slots.
Please locate the round electrical meter, likely located on the side of your home. Take a photo of it by standing back far eough that it also captures the ground and roof line.
Please upload any other images you think may be helpful to your installer.