The federal credit, Colorado state incentives, and Xcel rebates — what's available and how to make sure your install qualifies.
Colorado is one of the best states in the country to own an EV — and that extends to charger installation. Here's what's available and how to claim it.
The federal Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit covers 30% of your EV charger installation cost, up to $1,000 for residential installs. It applies to both the hardware and the installation labor. To claim it, your install needs to be properly documented — which we provide.
Colorado has consistently offered some of the most aggressive EV incentives in the nation, including programs that support home and community charging. Specific programs and amounts change year to year, so we keep current on what's active and make sure your install is structured to qualify.
If you're an Xcel Energy customer — which covers most of the Douglas County area — there are utility rebate programs for Level 2 home charging and time-of-use charging plans that lower your ongoing charging costs. Commercial and multi-family properties have access to even larger Xcel incentives.
Most of these programs require a permitted, code-compliant, inspected installation. A cut-corner job by an unlicensed installer can disqualify you from the very incentives that make the project affordable. Every install we do is permitted and documented specifically so you can claim what you're owed.
Figuring out which programs you qualify for and stacking them correctly is genuinely confusing. We walk you through it as part of the job. Call (715) 396-1720 and we'll tell you what you can expect to save.
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The federal Alternative Fuel Vehicle Refueling Property Credit covers 30% of your EV charger installation cost, up to $1,000 for residential installs. It applies to both hardware and labor. Your install must be permitted and documented to qualify — which every install we do satisfies.
Yes. Colorado has consistently offered strong EV incentives, including programs supporting home and community Level 2 charging. Specific programs and amounts change year to year. We stay current on what's active and structure your install to qualify for every available program.
Yes. Xcel Energy customers — which includes most of Douglas County and the Parker area — have access to rebate programs for Level 2 home charger installation, plus time-of-use rates that lower your ongoing charging costs. Commercial and multi-family properties have access to even larger Xcel incentives.
When stacked, the federal 30% credit, Colorado state incentives, and Xcel Energy rebates can offset $500 to $1,500 or more of a typical residential EV charger installation. We walk you through what's available and how to claim it as part of every job.
Yes. Most rebate and tax credit programs require a permitted, code-compliant, inspected installation. An unpermitted install — or work by an unlicensed electrician — can disqualify you from the incentives that make the project affordable. Every install we do is fully permitted and documented.
Yes. A Tesla Wall Connector is a qualified Level 2 home charger and qualifies for the 30% federal tax credit, Colorado state incentives, and Xcel Energy rebates — just like any other brand. We document the install so you can claim all applicable incentives.