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EV Chargers · Broomfield County

EV Charger Installation in Broomfield County, CO

Installing a Level 2 charger in Broomfield means working with a Broomfield-licensed electrician, since the city and county licenses electricians itself. Our installs typically run about $2,500–$3,000, and charging off-peak on Xcel or on United Power’s current rate keeps running costs low.

Level 2 charging at home — or use your EV as a backup battery.
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Local licensing and permits

A new charger circuit needs a permit from Broomfield’s Building Division. Because Broomfield licenses electricians locally, confirm your installer’s electrician holds a Broomfield license before scheduling.

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Charging schedules

Xcel customers should charge outside 5–9 pm on weekdays and can ask about Xcel’s EV wiring rebate. United Power members should ask the co-op about its current EV offerings. Switch Together Broomfield also includes optional EV chargers.

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Bidirectional backup

In an area prone to severe downslope windstorms, an EV that can power the house is a practical backup. Our bidirectional systems start around $19,000. The federal §30C charger credit ended after June 30, 2026.

FAQ

Questions we hear

Does my EV charger electrician need a Broomfield license?

Broomfield licenses electricians locally, and permits name the licensed electrician. Confirm the license before work begins.

Does Switch Together Broomfield include EV chargers?

Yes, as an optional add-on to solar. Compare the offer with independent quotes.

When should I charge on Xcel in Broomfield?

Outside 5–9 pm on non-holiday weekdays.

Is there a federal credit for EV chargers now?

No. The §30C credit ended for chargers placed in service after June 30, 2026.

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