Level 2 and Tesla home charger installation across Cedar Park — Buttercup Creek to Twin Creeks to the Ranch at Brushy Creek. Licensed, permitted with the City of Cedar Park, and matched to whatever rebate your utility actually offers. Get a same-day quote.
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Home charging built for Cedar Park
Cedar Park has grown fast, and a lot of that growth is newer construction off 183A and Brushy Creek — which is good news for EV owners. Homes built in the last couple of decades usually run 200A service with room for a 40–60A charger circuit, so most installs here are clean and straightforward: a dedicated circuit and a wall-mounted Level 2 charger in the garage, done in an afternoon.
Your utility — and your rebate — in Cedar Park
This is where Cedar Park differs from the City of Austin. Cedar Park is served by Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC), not Austin Energy — so the headline Austin Energy $1,200 rebate does not apply here. PEC is a member-owned co-op; we confirm who serves your exact address and check what incentive, if any, is currently available before we quote, so you get a real number, not a brochure promise.
Permits in Cedar Park
Cedar Park is in Williamson County and handles its own permitting through the City. A hardwired Level 2 charger needs an electrical permit and inspection — we pull it and schedule the inspection so it’s handled, not your homework.
Neighborhoods we cover
Buttercup Creek, Twin Creeks, Cypress Mill, Forest Oaks, the Ranch at Brushy Creek, and everywhere between. Older sections off Bell Boulevard occasionally need a panel look before adding a charger; the newer master-planned areas rarely do.
Get a free Cedar Park quote
Tell us your charger, your panel, and your street — we’ll confirm your utility, your rebate, and a flat install price.
We respond fast — usually the same day.