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Contact Florida Home Charger

Connect with our intake desk or request an immediate referral to an independent, state-certified electrical contractor serving your Florida community.

Important Consumer Notice: Florida Home Charger is an independent referral network connecting homeowners with licensed electrical contractors. Florida Home Charger is not an electrical contractor, utility company, or equipment manufacturer, and does not directly perform electrical contracting work.

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Call Our Intake Specialists

For fastest service, speak directly with our team to match your vehicle model and home electrical configuration with an independent licensed electrician in your area:

Dedicated Phone Line (407) 557-9563

Monday – Saturday: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM EST
Sunday: Closed (Inquiries returned Monday morning)

Corporate Mailing Address

Florida Home Charger
300 S Interlachen Ave
Winter Park, FL 32789
United States

Note: Our Winter Park office handles administrative operations and consumer referral intake. In-person contractor consultations are conducted on-site at your residence.

Florida Service Coverage Hubs

We connect homeowners with independent licensed electricians across 15 premier Florida service areas:

Boca Raton Naples Coral Gables Weston Winter Park Sarasota Ponte Vedra + 8 more hubs →

Request Consultation

Connect With a Local Electrician

Submit your property details below to receive a consultation call from an independent licensed contractor in your city:

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Project Details / Vehicle Model (Optional)

By clicking submit, you authorize Florida Home Charger to connect your contact information with an independent DBPR-licensed electrical contractor serving your area. We never sell your personal data.

Consultation Preparation

What to Have Ready for Your Consultation

To ensure the independent licensed electrical contractor can provide an accurate, itemized proposal quickly, having the following information ready is extremely helpful:

1. Main Electrical Service Rating

Check the main breaker at the top or bottom of your electrical panel. Note whether it indicates 100A, 150A, or 200A. This determines whether your panel has spare capacity for a 50A or 60A breaker.

2. Distance from Panel to Parking Bay

Estimate the physical distance between your electrical panel and your preferred charger mounting location. Short runs (under 15 feet) are standard; runs over 30 feet require additional conduit and heavy copper wiring.

3. Vehicle Model & Delivery Date

Knowing your vehicle model helps the electrician determine optimal charging amperage (32A, 40A, or 48A) and match charging connectors (NACS vs. J1772) to your daily commute requirements.

How quickly will an independent electrician contact me?

During regular business hours (Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM EST), referred licensed electrical contractors typically reach out within 15 to 45 minutes to review your project scope and schedule an estimate.

Is an on-site physical visit required to receive an installation estimate?

Many straightforward garage installations can be estimated virtually if you provide clear photos of your electrical panel interior, breaker label directory, and desired charger wall location. Complex conduit runs or panel upgrades typically receive a dedicated on-site walk-through.