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AI-Powered EV Infrastructure  ·  British Columbia

AI tools that cut days off every EV charger project.

Snap a photo of any panel — get instant brand ID, breaker count, and hazard flags. Upload a depreciation report — get a 24-month compliance runway. Built for BC contractors, property managers, and homeowners.

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AI-Powered Pro Tools

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Professional-grade AI tools for the BC EV infrastructure market. Instant panel assessments, strata compliance planning, and contractor dispatch.

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Zero-Drive Vision Estimator

Snap a photo of any electrical panel. AI identifies the brand, main breaker amps, available slots, and flags hazards like Federal Pacific or Stab-Lok — no site visit needed.

Mobile camera or file upload
AI hazard detection
Send specs to contractor
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Strata Compliance Assistant

Upload a depreciation report or EPR. AI generates a 24-month capital project runway for EV and HVAC infrastructure — mapped to BC Bill 22 and EPR requirements.

PDF upload up to 200MB
BC Bill 22 compliance mapping
Budget & urgency tiers
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Not ready for Pro? Start with a free eligibility check.

Three steps. No back-and-forth. No vague estimates. Always free.

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Submit your eligibility check

Answer a few questions about your home, parking, panel, and strata status. Takes about 3 minutes. No phone call required.

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We flag missing info and blockers

We review your details and flag anything that could block or delay your install.

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A vetted electrician follows up

If your project is a fit, we route your details to a vetted licensed electrical contractor in Metro Vancouver. No spam. No cold calls.

Our Contractor Partner Network

Vetted licensed electrician partner in Metro Vancouver

Quotelo works with a licensed electrical contractor partner who specializes in home and strata EV charger installs.

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Newtech Electrical Services Ltd.

Led by Chris Hahn, President and Master Electrician. Serving Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Licensed electrical contractor partner for EV charger installations.

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Ready to get started?

Answer a few questions about your home, parking, and panel. We flag what could block your install and help connect you with a vetted electrician in Metro Vancouver.

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Level 1 or Level 2: Which Do You Need?

Both plug into your home electrical system. The difference changes the daily experience entirely.

Level 1 · 120V

Standard Outlet

Plugs into any regular wall outlet. No dedicated installation needed.

6–8
km of range per hour
Add 100 km13–17 hours
Voltage / Power120V · 1.4–1.8 kW
Typical install cost$150–$400
Works if you drive under 60 km/day and can leave the vehicle plugged in for long stretches.
Level 2 · 240V

Dedicated Home Charger

Installed by a licensed electrician on a dedicated circuit.

30–45
km of range per hour
Add 100 km2–4 hours
Voltage / Power240V · 7–11 kW
Install costVaries by property type
Best if you drive regularly, share the charger, or want a predictable full charge every morning.
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BC Hydro rebate up to $350 on eligible Level 2 chargers. Confirm your model at bchydro.com.

Common questions

Straight answers to what Metro Vancouver homeowners ask most.

Costs vary significantly by property type. Detached homes with accessible panels typically range $1,200–$2,500 before the BC Hydro rebate of up to $350 on eligible Level 2 chargers. Strata condo and underground parkade installs can range $1,500–$4,500 or more, depending on wiring distance, electrical capacity, load management requirements, and strata coordination. Always get at least two or three quotes before committing.
Yes. All Level 2 EV charger installations in BC require an electrical permit from Technical Safety BC (TSBC). Your licensed electrician will typically handle the permit application. Confirm requirements with your municipality and the contractor before any work begins.
Under BC Bill 22 (December 2023), a strata corporation cannot unreasonably deny an owner's request to install an EV charger in their assigned parking stall. The approval threshold was reduced from 75% to 50%. Strata complexes with 5 or more units must have an Electrical Planning Report (EPR). Strata EV charger requests involve more steps than a house install. Our eligibility check helps you prepare before you apply.
For BC Hydro Time-of-Day customers, overnight from 11pm to 7am is the lowest rate at $0.076/kWh. Scheduling your charger to run overnight can save $700-$1,300 per year compared to public DC fast charging. Most Level 2 home chargers and EVs support scheduled charging from the app or the vehicle settings.
Quotelo is an independent matching service, not an electrical contractor. It is free for homeowners. Quotelo may receive compensation from vetted contractor partners when a project is completed. You are never obligated to accept any quote or use any contractor.