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EV charger installation
A home charger on its own circuit, installed by a licensed electrical contractor with an ESA notification.
Page reviewed 30 Oct 2026.
When people need them
- Making it yours
- The first 90 days
Records that matter to the work2
- Thinking about it
- Getting ready to sell
- Searching and financing
- The offer and its conditions
- Closing and moving
- The first 90 days
- Making it yours
- Adding a unit or renting it out
- Living there
The records that matter to this work
- How far are the nearest supermarket and public EV charger?Groceries and EV charging
- Who supplies electricity and natural gas to the address?Electricity and gas
An OfferDue report reads these for one address, with the source and date of every line.
Licences and registers to check
- Electrical Safety Authority: hiring a licensed electrical contractorElectrical work in a home is hired from a Licensed Electrical Contractor, a business with an ECRA/ESA licence number; an individual electrician can't be hired directly. ESA's contractor locator checks the number.Check the register →
Questions people ask before hiring
- What is your licence or certificate number, and can I check it on the register?
- Does the work need a permit or a notification, and who files it?
- Is there a written quote with the scope, the price and the schedule?
- Can you show a WSIB clearance and proof of liability insurance?
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EV charger installation listed on OfferDue
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