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Get an EV charger installed at your property.

EV Ready USA finds a licensed, certified installer for your home, building or business. The installer visits, quotes the job and puts the charger in. Asking costs nothing, and you decide whether to go ahead.

A woman plugs in an SUV at a wall charger on a timber-clad house
How it works

From request to a working charger

  1. 1

    Tell us about the property

    Property type, ZIP code, name and phone number. It takes about two minutes.

  2. 2

    A licensed installer gets in touch

    We match your project with a licensed, certified installer who works in your area and installs chargers like yours.

  3. 3

    Get a written quote

    The installer checks your panel and parking, then quotes the charger, the wiring and the permit in writing.

  4. 4

    You decide

    Go ahead when the quote works for you. You hire the installer directly, and they do the work.

More about how it works

Rebates

Money toward your charger

Power companies and state energy offices across the country pay part of the cost of chargers and their installation. These programs are open now.

Up to $700

Half the eligible cost of a home charger

Maryland Energy Administration, Maryland

OpenProgram terms

$5,000 a charger

For Level 2 chargers at apartment and condo properties

Georgia Power, Georgia

OpenProgram terms

$3,000 a port

For chargers at workplaces, apartment buildings and hotels

NYSERDA, New York

OpenProgram terms

75%

Of charger equipment and installation costs for businesses and fleets

Delaware DNREC, Delaware

OpenProgram terms

Amounts from each program’s published terms, checked October 13, 2026.

Find rebates in your state

Questions

What owners ask first

What does EV Ready USA cost?

Nothing. The service is free for property owners. You pay the installer for the job, and only if you go ahead.

Do I need to pick a charger first?

No. Tell us the car you drive and where it parks, and the installer will recommend a charger that suits both.

What if my electrical panel is full?

The installer checks it at the visit. If it is short on capacity, they will explain the options, such as a smaller circuit, a load management device or a panel upgrade, and quote each one.

Can I use a rebate?

Check your state page for the programs open where you live. Some need you to apply before the work starts, so look before you sign.

Just have a question? Ask it here, and we will reply by email or phone.

By state

Rebates and rules where you live

Pick your state for its utility and state charger programs, the permit office and the license lookup for installers.

Alabama: 670 charging locationsArkansas: 410 charging locationsArizona: 1,603 charging locationsCalifornia: 20,919 charging locationsColorado: 3,053 charging locationsConnecticut: 1,754 charging locationsDistrict of Columbia: 388 charging locationsDelaware: 256 charging locationsFlorida: 4,688 charging locationsGeorgia: 2,479 charging locationsIowa: 507 charging locationsIdaho: 274 charging locationsIllinois: 1,951 charging locationsIndiana: 779 charging locationsKansas: 622 charging locationsKentucky: 433 charging locationsLouisiana: 302 charging locationsMassachusetts: 4,752 charging locationsMaryland: 1,828 charging locationsMaine: 669 charging locationsMichigan: 2,157 charging locationsMinnesota: 1,001 charging locationsMissouri: 1,384 charging locationsMississippi: 245 charging locationsMontana: 160 charging locationsNorth Carolina: 1,988 charging locationsNorth Dakota: 109 charging locationsNebraska: 332 charging locationsNew Hampshire: 332 charging locationsNew Jersey: 2,030 charging locationsNew Mexico: 524 charging locationsNevada: 661 charging locationsNew York: 5,785 charging locationsOhio: 2,056 charging locationsOklahoma: 418 charging locationsOregon: 1,746 charging locationsPennsylvania: 2,148 charging locationsRhode Island: 375 charging locationsSouth Carolina: 738 charging locationsSouth Dakota: 116 charging locationsTennessee: 1,238 charging locationsTexas: 3,983 charging locationsUtah: 1,070 charging locationsVirginia: 2,005 charging locationsVermont: 562 charging locationsWashington: 3,367 charging locationsWisconsin: 892 charging locationsWest Virginia: 203 charging locationsWyoming: 133 charging locations
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Get started

Ready to get a charger installed?

Send your property type and ZIP code, and a licensed installer for your area gets in touch.

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