For 2026, we can help you secure several significant incentives for your Level 2 EV charger installation. The primary local incentive is the LADWP residential EV charger rebate, which offers up to $500 for single-family home installations.
To qualify for this program, the following requirements must be met:
- You must be an LADWP customer within their service territory.
- The installation must be performed by a licensed local electrician you can trust to ensure code compliance.
- You must install a Wi-Fi-enabled smart charger.
- You must obtain proper installation permission from the property owner.
- Specific income qualification tiers may apply.
In addition to the LADWP rebate, you may be eligible for the Federal 30C Tax Credit, which covers 30% of installation costs (up to $1,000). It is important to act quickly, as this federal credit is scheduled to expire in June 2026.
Safety is our #1 priority, and we ensure every project adheres to the California EV charger building code. We provide end-to-end support, from site assessments and load calculations to permitting and utility coordination. Our services come with NO HIDDEN FEES and a 100% satisfaction guarantee (terms apply).
Note: All work meets or exceeds electrical codes and industry standards. Results may vary based on individual circumstances and building conditions.
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