Licensed Electricians for EV Charger Installation in Houston, 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.
A1 Electrical Construction & Service LLC
Houston, Texas
- License:
- Active (#38827)
- Pricing:
- Not verified
Abacus Plumbing, Ac, And Electrical
Houston, Texas
- License:
- Active (#30557)
- Pricing:
- Not verified
Above Electric/Above Enterprises LLC
Houston, Texas
- License:
- Active (#38095)
- Pricing:
- Not verified
EV charger installation in Houston: what else to know
- Permit and inspection requirements in Houston - 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 Houston?
In most of the Houston 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 CenterPoint Energy rebate for EV charger installation in Houston?
No. CenterPoint has not had a residential EV charger rebate since its 2023-24 program closed on 10/18/2024, and it hasn't reopened. Several rebate-aggregator sites still list it as open - it isn't. CenterPoint does sell an optional $4.49/month protection plan that reimburses up to $500 if an existing charger fails, which is insurance, not an installation rebate. Full details and sources: https://voltvetted.com/guides/texas-ev-charger-rebates