Licensed installation of the ChargePoint Home Flex across Parker and Douglas County — adjustable amperage, WiFi setup included, permitted and inspected, with help claiming your Colorado rebates.
The ChargePoint Home Flex is one of the most popular Level 2 chargers on the market — and for good reason. It's adjustable from 16 to 50 amps, WiFi-connected with an excellent app, and works with every non-Tesla EV (and Teslas with the included adapter). At its full 50-amp setting it delivers around 37 miles of range per hour, versus the 3–4 you get from a standard wall outlet.
Whether you already bought a Home Flex or you're deciding between chargers, we handle the full installation: the dedicated 240V circuit, the mount, the WiFi and app setup, and the permit and inspection.
The Home Flex's biggest advantage is its adjustable output. If your panel can't support a full 50-amp circuit, we can set the charger to a lower amperage that fits your available capacity — often avoiding a panel upgrade entirely while still delivering solid Level 2 speed. If your panel is truly full, a load management device is another way to skip the upgrade. See also do I need a panel upgrade?
A permitted ChargePoint install in Colorado can qualify for the federal 30% tax credit (up to $1,000 residential), plus Colorado state incentives and Xcel Energy rebates. The ChargePoint app also makes it easy to schedule charging during Xcel's cheaper time-of-use windows. We make sure your install is documented to qualify. See our Colorado rebates guide.
We install every major brand — Tesla Wall Connector, JuiceBox, Emporia, Grizzl-E, Wallbox, and more. Not sure which to buy? See our home charger installation guide or just call and we'll help you pick.
Bought a ChargePoint, or deciding on a charger? Call and we'll quote your install and handle the rebates.
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Up to ~37 miles of range per hour at the full 50-amp setting — vs. 3–4 from a standard outlet.
16–50 amps, so we match it to your panel — often avoiding a panel upgrade.
Federal 30% credit plus Colorado & Xcel incentives. We document your install so it qualifies.
Most installs run $500 to $1,200 when your panel has spare capacity. A long circuit run or a panel upgrade costs more. We give you a flat quote before any work and help you claim the Colorado and federal incentives.
The Home Flex supports both. Hardwiring lets it deliver its full 50-amp output; a NEMA 14-50 plug limits it to 40 amps but lets you unplug and take it if you move. We recommend the right approach for your home.
Yes — one of its best features. It can be set from 16 up to 50 amps, so we match it to whatever your panel can safely support. That flexibility often lets us install it without a panel upgrade.
Yes. It uses the standard J1772 connector, which works with every EV sold in North America except Tesla — and Teslas charge from it with the included adapter. Tesla owners who want a dedicated unit should see our Tesla Wall Connector page.