Home charging solutions for your Toyota EV

How does the cost of installing a 240V outlet compare to hardwiring a charger?

Hardwired and outlet installations have similar installation costs, as both require the same electrical work to install a new circuit and run wiring from your home's panel to the location of the charger. Outlet installs also incur the cost of a NEMA 14-50 outlet and GFCI breakers, required by code.

"Treehouse did an excellent job installing my EV charger! They guided me through the entire process from start to finish and collaborated effectively to secure HOA approval and all necessary city permits. There were no surprises, and the timelines perfectly met my expectations." Terrence F., Deerfield Beach, FL

"This was my first time buying an EV. I was a bit overwhelmed and not sure what type of charger I needed and how to proceed. Treehouse walked me through every step, going above and beyond, answering all my questions and educating me along the way." Aaron W., Foothill Ranch, CA

"Great experience working with Treehouse for my EV charger installation. Quality of work was excellent, communication was great, the price was fair, overall it was an excellent value and a great experience." James R., Pine, CO

"I couldn’t be more pleased with the experience. The online quote process was straightforward and hassle-free, making it easy to understand the costs upfront. The installation team was professional, punctual, and efficient." Jonathan S., Katy, TX

"Treehouse did an excellent job installing my EV charger! They guided me through the entire process from start to finish and collaborated effectively to secure HOA approval and all necessary city permits. There were no surprises, and the timelines perfectly met my expectations." Terrence F., Deerfield Beach, FL

"This was my first time buying an EV. I was a bit overwhelmed and not sure what type of charger I needed and how to proceed. Treehouse walked me through every step, going above and beyond, answering all my questions and educating me along the way." Aaron W., Foothill Ranch, CA

"Great experience working with Treehouse for my EV charger installation. Quality of work was excellent, communication was great, the price was fair, overall it was an excellent value and a great experience." James R., Pine, CO

"I couldn’t be more pleased with the experience. The online quote process was straightforward and hassle-free, making it easy to understand the costs upfront. The installation team was professional, punctual, and efficient." Jonathan S., Katy, TX

Treehouse's expert electricians ensure every install meets the highest quality and safety standards, backed by a 2-year labor warranty.

Add a 240V outlet to enable Level 2 charging with your Toyota Dual-Voltage Charging Table

Treehouse installs a 240V outlet to enable Level 2 charging with your Toyota Dual-Voltage Charging Cable.

Recharge your EV even faster at home with installation of a ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 Charger.

Level 2 charging with your Toyota Dual-Voltage Charging Cable allows you to charge ~8x faster² than Level 1. Plug in at night, and wake up ready to go.

Treehouse electricians install 240V outlet

Treehouse's expert electricians ensure every install meets the highest quality and safety standards, backed by a 2-year labor warranty.

Treehouse electricians install 240V outlet outside

Treehouse installs a 240V outlet to enable Level 2 charging with your Lexus Dual Voltage Charging Cable.

Recharge your EV even faster at home with installation of a ChargePoint Home Flex Level 2 Charger.

Lexus customers receive an exclusive $25 off their ChargePoint Home Flex purchase, automatically applied at checkout.

Level 2 charging with your Lexus Dual Voltage Charging Cable allows you to charge ~8x faster² than Level 1. Plug in at night, and wake up ready to go.

How does Treehouse provide an accurate price without needing to visit my home?

Treehouse uses proprietary technology and the photos and videos of your home’s electrical setup to determine the work required for your installation - typically avoiding the time and cost of an in-person site visit. Treehouse then provides an accurate quote that accounts for your home's age, panel location(s), and electrical setup.

Do I need a permit for my charger installation?

Yes, most cities require permits for Level 2 EV chargers, and for good reason. Since EV chargers are one of the most powerful electrical appliances in your home, proper permitting ensures your installation meets safety codes—keeping your home safe and protected from fire risks. On top of that, without a permit, your homeowner's insurance may deny claims related to electrical issues, and you may not qualify for utility rebates. Treehouse handles the entire permit process as part of your installation and it's included in your quote.

Does Treehouse offer financing for my EV charger installation?

Yes. You can purchase your hardware and installation with credit card, ACH, or choose from Treehouse's flexible financing options with low upfront costs through our lending partners. Treehouse's team will walk you through all available payment options during their process.

After purchase, how long will it take to install my charger?

Treehouse completes most installations within 7 days of permit approval. Once your electrician is onsite, installation typically takes about 2 hours.

What warranty coverage comes with my equipment and installation?

The EV chargers Treehouse offers all include a manufacturer warranty of 3 years, plus Treehouse's industry-leading 2-year installation warranty.

I drive a Plug-in Hybrid EV (PHEV). Do I need a Level 2 charger?

Installing a Level 2 charger for a plug-in hybrid is valuable for convenience and faster charging, but it's not typically necessary, as a Level 1 charger will often be sufficient for overnight charging. However, PHEV owners who install Level 2 charging will benefit from reduced charging times and as a result, more miles driving on electric power instead of gas. Plus, it's a great investment if you plan to potentially purchase a BEV in the future.

How does Treehouse provide an accurate price without needing to visit my home?

Do I need a permit for my charger installation?

Does Treehouse offer financing for my EV charger installation?

After purchase, how long will it take to install my charger?

Treehouse completes most installations within 7 days of permit approval. Once your electrician is onsite, installation typically takes about 2 hours.

What warranty coverage comes with my equipment and installation?

The EV chargers Treehouse offers all include a manufacturer warranty of 3 years, plus Treehouse's industry-leading 2-year installation warranty.

I drive a Plug-in Hybrid EV (PHEV). Do I need a Level 2 charger?

1 A 240V NEMA 14-50 outlet is required for Level 2 charging. Electrical outlets for use with the dual voltage charging cable must be installed by a licensed, qualified electrician.

3 Based on driving 1,125 miles per month, the average monthly energy costs for home charging and average monthly usage costs for public charging (as of January 2026). Calculations assume an EV’s fuel economy of 3 miles per kilowatt-hour, a national average electricity cost of $0.16 per kilowatt-hour for residential charging, and $0.45 per kilowatt-hour for public chargers. Actual fuel economy may vary. Actual cost of residential electricity depends on your specific utility and when you charge, and will fluctuate over time.

4 Based on the 2026 Toyota bZ, bZ Woodland, C-HR.

5 Pricing effective as of February 2026. Pricing may change at any time.

1 A 240V NEMA 14-50 outlet is required for Level 2 charging. Electrical outlets for use with the dual voltage charging cable must be installed by a licensed, qualified electrician.

2 Assumes average EV range of 291 miles, average Level 1 charging speed of 4 miles per hour of charge, average Level 2 charging speed of 32 miles per hour of charge, and average Level 3 charging speed of 400 miles per hour of charge. Actual charging time will vary due to vehicle type and condition, environmental conditions and other factors.

3 Based on driving 1,125 miles per month, the average monthly energy costs for home charging and average monthly usage costs for public charging (as of February 2026). Calculations assume an EV’s fuel economy of 3 miles per kilowatt-hour, a national average electricity cost of $0.16 per kilowatt-hour for residential charging, and $0.45 per kilowatt-hour for public chargers. Actual fuel economy may vary. Actual cost of residential electricity depends on your specific utility and when you charge, and will fluctuate over time.

4 Based on the 2026 Toyota bZ, bZ Woodland, C-HR.

5 Pricing effective as of February 2026. Pricing may change at any time.

Make the most of your EV with faster home charging and expert installation

Make the most of your EV with faster home charging and expert installation