EV Charger Installers in Texas

191 electrical contractors across 5 Texas metros, each holding an active state electrical contractor license verified against official state records. Listings are alphabetical — we don't sell placement or resell your details as a lead.

Browse by metro

• Austin — 47 license-verified companies
• Houston — 40 license-verified companies
• San Antonio — 37 license-verified companies
• Dallas — 35 license-verified companies
• Fort Worth — 32 license-verified companies

Installing a charger in Texas: what to know

• It's licensed work. A Level 2 charger means a new 240V circuit, which Texas requires be installed by a licensed electrician working for a licensed electrical contractor — the rules, and the one exception.
• You'll need a permit. Every major Texas city requires an electrical permit and inspection for a new 240V circuit, pulled by your contractor — city-by-city requirements.
• Rebates can cover a real share. Austin Energy and CPS Energy both run charger incentives — current Texas rebate guide.
• Budget $400–$1,500 for a straightforward install, plus $1,500–$3,500 if your panel needs upgrading. Estimate your job or read the full cost breakdown.

Licenses are verified against Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation records via the state's official open-data API, with the verification date shown on every listing.