ChargeRight

Can your electrical panel support an EV charger? Find out in minutes with a real NEC load calculation -- no electrician visit needed.

ChargeRight gives homeowners clear, code-based answers about their panel capacity before committing to expensive electrical work. Built by a Master Electrician, not a tech company or an installation broker.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Photograph your panel -- open the door so the breakers are visible.
2. Answer questions about your home -- panel size, square footage, heating, and the appliances you already run.
3. Pick your EV -- the circuit is sized to the driving you actually do, not to the biggest charger an installer can sell you.
4. Get your report ($16.99) -- your load calculation, your panel's spare capacity, and what to tell your electrician.

WHAT YOU GET • A real NEC load calculation, the same math a licensed electrician runs before quoting you • AI analysis of your panel photo for visible safety concerns • Your calculated load, your panel's safe capacity, and the headroom left over • A charger size matched to your driving • A word-for-word script for the call with your electrician • A shareable report link you can open from any browser

WHY IT MATTERS 70% of homeowners do NOT need a panel upgrade for EV charging. A proper load calculation can save you $3,000-$5,000 by avoiding an unnecessary one. Don't accept "you need an upgrade" without seeing the math.

BUILT BY AN ELECTRICIAN, FOR HOMEOWNERS ChargeRight was founded by Jason Walls, a Master Electrician with EVITP certification. There is no financial incentive to upsell you here. The only job is giving you accurate numbers.

• Independent -- nothing is installed and no installation is brokered • Code-based -- calculations follow the National Electrical Code • Private -- your data is used only for your report

$16.99 per assessment. One time, no subscription.

This is a pre-assessment, not an official inspection or a permit. Have a licensed electrician confirm before any work.