ElectriCare serves San Diego County from coastal communities like Carlsbad and Encinitas to inland areas including Escondido, Ramona, and Fallbrook, with coverage expanding further south across the county. Solar, battery, and EV charger work throughout.
ElectriCare, Inc. is a Murrieta-based solar and electrical contractor licensed in California (CSLB #778366) and Arizona (ROC #352224) since 2000. Every technician on every job is an in-house licensed ElectriCare employee — never a subcontractor — regardless of which city or region we're serving.
Our licensed electricians install Level 2 EV chargers for all major brands and vehicles — Tesla, ChargePoint, Enphase, Emporia, and more — handling permits, panel upgrades, and HOA requirements from start to finish.
Every service below is performed by our in-house licensed crews — no subcontractors.
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Get Pre-Approved NowElectriCare serves San Diego County from coastal communities like Carlsbad and Encinitas to inland areas including Escondido, Ramona, and Fallbrook, with coverage expanding further south across the county. Solar, battery, and EV charger work throughout.
Service calls in San Diego County are typically scheduled within 2-5 business days, depending on technician availability. We'll give you a specific window when you call rather than a vague estimate.
San Diego County is served by San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E), which has its own permit and interconnection requirements for EV charger circuits. We manage that paperwork directly with SDG&E on your behalf.
Permit timelines vary across San Diego County's cities and unincorporated areas — coastal cities like Carlsbad and Encinitas often move faster than some inland communities. We track each jurisdiction's current turnaround so we can set realistic expectations.
SDG&E and state programs occasionally offer EV charger rebates, but availability and terms change frequently. We recommend checking directly with SDG&E for what's currently offered before scheduling your installation.
Yes — many San Diego County communities, particularly newer developments in areas like Carlsbad and Vista, are HOA-governed. California Civil Code Section 4745 gives homeowners the right to install a charger, and we help prepare the paperwork your HOA may require.
EV charger installations in San Diego County require an approved permit before work starts, so we can't offer same-day installation. We'll confirm a specific timeline once we know your city's permit turnaround.
Call us or request service online — we'll confirm timing for your specific city.