• Homeowners installing Level 2 EV chargers
• Condo & co-op owners needing permits and approvals
• Commercial properties & multi-unit buildings
• Homes requiring electrical panel upgrades

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When it comes to EV charger installation in Long Island, Brooklyn, Queens, or NYC, Premier Electric & Design Inc. stands out as a trusted, local expert. Our team brings decades of experience, deep knowledge of evolving electric vehicle infrastructure, and a commitment to doing the job right—every time.

Here’s what sets us apart:

• Licensed & insured master electricians
  Your installation is handled by seasoned professionals who are certified to meet state and local electrical code requirements.
• EV charger permits & inspections handled
  We manage the permitting and inspection process so your installation stays compliant, hassle-free, and worry-free.
• Panel upgrades available if required
  If your current electrical panel can’t support your new charger, we can upgrade it safely and efficiently.
• Residential & commercial experience
  From homes and apartment buildings to office parks and retail centers—we’ve installed EV chargers across all property types.
• Serving Long Island, Brooklyn & NYC
  Our team covers all of Nassau and Suffolk Counties, as well as the five boroughs, with fast, local service you can rely on.

Let our team make your EV charger installation easy, safe, and future-ready. Whether you're charging one car or supporting a fleet, Premier Electric is here to help.

One of the most common questions homeowners and business owners ask is: “How much does EV charger installation cost?” While we don’t list flat rates online—because every property is different—there are a few key factors that influence the final price of EV charger installation in Long Island, Brooklyn, Queens, or NYC:



• Existing electrical panel capacity
  If your panel has available capacity, installation may be more straightforward. If not, a panel upgrade may be required.
• Distance from panel to charger location
  The farther your charging station is from the main panel, the more wiring and labor may be needed.
• Charger type (Level 1 vs Level 2)
  Level 1 chargers plug into standard outlets, while Level 2 units require a 240-volt connection and professional setup.
• Permit and inspection requirements
  Depending on your municipality, permits and final inspections may be required, adding to the total scope.

We provide upfront estimates after a quick evaluation, so you know exactly what to expect before we begin. Contact us today to schedule your assessment and find out what your installation will involve.