Nationwide Electrician Network

A nationwide home-electrification network

Charge Home Solutions connects homeowners with 4,000+ licensed, Tesla-certified electricians across all 50 states. It's built specifically around home electrification: EV chargers, battery storage, and electrical panel work.

That focus matters. The electrician who comes to your home does this work every day, to a single national standard, with the accountability and guarantee of a national company behind them, one standard, verified per job, from Florida to Alaska, with the documentation trail to prove it on request, on any job, in any year, for any owner of the home, current or future, transaction after transaction.

Local expertise, national standards

Every market is different, permitting offices, utility requirements, and local code all vary. Our network gives you a local electrician who knows those specifics, combined with consistent training, transparent pricing, and a workmanship guarantee that's the same whether you're in a big city or a small town.

You get the responsiveness of a local pro and the reliability of a national organization, without compromising on either.

What you get nationwide

• Licensed, insured, Tesla-certified electricians
• Free in-home estimates with transparent fixed pricing
• Permits pulled and inspections coordinated for you
• Help capturing federal, state, and utility incentives
• Workmanship guarantee of up to 10 years
• Financing available on qualifying installs

Coverage you can count on

With electricians in all 50 states, we can match you with the right local expert quickly and maintain coverage even during periods of high demand. Find your area on our locations hub, or simply request a free estimate and we'll connect you with a certified electrician near you, usually within one business day, anywhere in the country.

How a nationwide job actually routes

Behind every request runs a matching process built on data no directory has: which network electricians serve your zip, their specialty fit for the project (a Powerwall system routes differently than a panel swap), current capacity, and their quality record with us. The match lands within hours of your request; the in-home assessment schedules within days; and the electrician arrives already briefed on your project's scope.

Storm surges test the model hardest, and prove it season after season, region by region. When a hurricane or ice event spikes demand in one region, the network's depth absorbs what would bury any single shop's phone line. The emergency line triages around the clock precisely because coverage isn't one crew deep anywhere.

The standard behind the standard

Uniform quality at network scale requires mechanisms, not slogans: license and insurance re-verification on schedule, fixed-quote discipline enforced by policy, permits on every job without exception, and customer feedback feeding each electrician's routing priority. Strong performers earn more work; the floor rises continuously.

The result reads simply from your side, the same experience in any state, guaranteed in writing, but the machinery underneath is the actual product. It's what a search-page gamble can't offer and what took years to build. The next improvement cycle is already running: every completed job feeds the routing data, every review tunes the standards, and every new specialty the trade develops, bidirectional charging is arriving now, enters through network training before most local shops have seen the hardware. Joining as a customer means inheriting that motion, not just this month's snapshot of it, the network you hire next year will already be better than the one described on this page. That trajectory, not any single statistic, is what a decade of infrastructure building actually buys, and what your first free estimate plugs directly into.

Numbers that describe the network

Scale in concrete terms: 4,000+ licensed electricians, fifty states, 100,000+ completed installations, and response coverage that keeps emergency dispatch live around the clock in every region we serve. Behind those, the quieter metrics we manage to: first-visit completion rates, inspection pass rates, and quote-to-invoice variance held at zero by policy.

No single shop can offer that surface area; no national franchise matches the local depth. The network model exists because home electrification needed both at once, and the numbers are what both-at-once looks like.