Licensed Electricians for EV Charger Installation in Fort Worth, TX
Every contractor below holds an active Texas electrical contractor (EC) license, verified against TDLR records on 2026-08-16. Ordering is alphabetical, not ranked; we don't accept payment for placement. EV charger installation is licensed electrical work in Texas - confirm EV-specific experience when you request quotes.
4JR LLC Dba Aire Serv Of Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Texas
- License:
- Active (#40036)
- Pricing:
- Not verified
787 Electrical Contractors LLC
Fort Worth, Texas
- License:
- Active (#35917)
- Pricing:
- Not verified
Advance Electrical Contractors
Fort Worth, Texas
- License:
- Active (#19573)
- Pricing:
- Not verified
Alamo Electrical Contracting Services INC
Fort Worth, Texas
- License:
- Active (#23138)
- Pricing:
- Not verified
EV charger installation in Fort Worth: what else to know
- Permit and inspection requirements in Fort Worth - almost always required, and cheap insurance if something goes wrong later.
- Why Texas law requires a licensed electrician for any 240V charger circuit.
- Five checks before you hire, beyond confirming the license.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Level 2 EV charger installation cost?
Most straightforward Level 2 installations run $400-$1,500 depending on distance from the electrical panel and wiring complexity. If your panel needs an upgrade, expect $1,500-$3,500 on top. Get at least three quotes.
Does an electrician need a license to install an EV charger in Texas?
Yes. EV charger installation is electrical work that Texas law requires a TDLR-licensed electrical contractor to perform, and most cities also require a permit and inspection.
Do I need a permit for an EV charger in Fort Worth?
In most of the Fort Worth area, a hardwired Level 2 charger or a new 240V circuit requires an electrical permit pulled by your contractor. Confirm with your contractor that the permit and inspection are included in the quote.
Is there a Oncor rebate for EV charger installation in Fort Worth?
Unconfirmed. Third-party sites claim roughly a $100 Oncor discount on select Level 2 chargers through approved service providers, but we could not verify this on Oncor's own pages as of August 2026. If an installer credits an "Oncor rebate" in your quote, ask them to show the program document before you sign. Full details: https://voltvetted.com/guides/texas-ev-charger-rebates