About this guide and how to request a quote
EV Charger Roseville is an independent educational resource for homeowners in Roseville, Rocklin, and Lincoln who are considering a Level 2 EV charger or a related panel upgrade. It is a guide and referral site, not an electrical contractor.
What we are
EV Charger Roseville (evchargerroseville.com) is owned by ReZero Group LLC. We publish plain-language guides about Level 2 charger installation in this part of Placer County: rebates, permits, published cost ranges, panel and load-calculation issues, and what a typical job looks like. When a homeowner wants a contractor to look at their house, the site can pass that request to an independent licensed electrician. We may be paid for that referral. That payment does not change what the guides say.
What we are not
- We are not an electrical contractor and we do not install chargers, upgrade panels, or pull permits.
- We are not affiliated with the City of Roseville, Roseville Electric Utility, the City of Rocklin, the City of Lincoln, PG&E, Tesla, or any other automaker or charger manufacturer.
- We do not publish reviews, ratings, or rankings of local companies, and we do not invent license numbers, testimonials, or job photos.
- We do not have a public storefront or a published business address on this site.
- Nothing here is legal, engineering, tax, or rebate-eligibility advice. Utilities and building departments decide their own programs and permits.
How a quote request is handled
We are not currently sending requests to a named partner. Until one is in place, submissions on this site are held and are not shared with any company. You can still use the form if you want to be contacted later; there is no obligation.
The form asks for your name, phone, optional email, ZIP and neighborhood, property type, panel amperage if known, EV or charger type, timeline, and consent. That is enough for an electrician to start a load and routing conversation without a sales script.
How a future partner will be vetted
Before any electrician receives referrals from this site, we intend to check, at minimum:
- California contractor license: a current C-10 (Electrical) license in good standing with the Contractors State License Board, verified on the CSLB public license lookup.
- Insurance: a current certificate of general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation coverage if they have employees.
- Complaint history: a review of CSLB records and public reviews for patterns of unresolved problems — not a star rating published on this site.
- Plain pricing: willingness to give a written, itemized estimate, including permit and any panel work, before major work starts.
Vetting reduces risk; it does not guarantee results. Always read the contract, confirm who pulls the permit, and confirm rebate paperwork responsibility in writing.
How we write these guides
Factual claims about rebates, permits, and code are tied to official or named sources, which are listed at the bottom of each guide and dated with the day we opened them. National cost figures are labeled as national. Where two official documents disagree, or a number cannot be verified, the page is marked verify instead of smoothed over. We do not invent NAP, reviews, or “average local prices.”
If you spot an outdated rebate amount or a broken official link, email [email protected].
Contact
Email [email protected]. For a charger install at your house, use the form below. Legal terms are on the privacy policy and terms of use.
Request a quote
A local licensed electrician can review your panel, run length, and charger choice and give you a written scope. There is no obligation to hire anyone.