Frequently Asked Questions

Most Level 2 home EV charger installations in the Oklahoma City metro fall between $500 and $2,000 in labor, on top of the charger unit itself (typically $400–$700). The final number depends on how far the charger is from your electrical panel, whether your panel has spare capacity, and whether any panel upgrade or trenching is needed.

We assess your panel and give a fixed quote before any work begins, so there are no surprises.

Yes. A Level 2 charger runs on a 240-volt circuit and must be installed by a qualified electrician and permitted to meet code in Oklahoma. A proper install protects your home from fire risk, keeps your equipment warranty valid, and ensures the circuit is sized correctly for your vehicle. We handle the assessment, permitting, and installation for the OKC metro.

A straightforward Level 2 charger install is usually completed in a single day — often just a few hours. If your electrical panel needs an upgrade or the run to the charger is long, it may take longer, but we tell you that up front after the assessment.

It can be, especially as electricity rates rise. Oklahoma gets strong sun, and OG&E offers net metering that credits you for excess power your system sends back to the grid. Whether solar pays off for your specific home depends on your roof orientation, shading, your average bill, and current incentives like the federal tax credit.

We give an honest assessment for your address rather than a one-size-fits-all pitch — sometimes the answer is that solar isn't the right fit yet, and we'll tell you that.

With net metering, when your solar panels produce more electricity than your home is using, the excess flows back to the grid and OG&E credits your account. At night or on cloudy days you draw normal grid power, and over a billing cycle you pay for your net usage. The exact credit structure and any fees depend on OG&E's current tariff, which we review with you as part of designing the system.

The best system is the one that fits how you actually live, not the one with the most features. We design around reliable, well-supported platforms (such as Home Assistant, and the major ecosystems like Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Apple Home) and choose devices that play well together so you don't end up with a drawer of abandoned apps.

Because we're software engineers first, we build automations that keep working instead of breaking every time a device updates.

We serve the Oklahoma City metro and surrounding communities, including Edmond, Norman, Moore, Yukon, Mustang, Midwest City, Del City, Bethany, and nearby areas. If you're not sure whether you're in range, just ask through our contact form.

Use the contact form. You'll get a ticket number immediately and a reply within one business day. Tell us your address (or city), what you're interested in, and any details like your vehicle model or roughly what your electric bill runs, and we'll get you an accurate next step.

We focus on custom web applications, rapid prototypes, and proofs-of-concept for emerging or unconventional technology — the projects other firms decline. That includes VR/AR applications, hardware and API integrations, and experimental builds using React, Node.js, Python, Firebase, Unity, and Unreal Engine. We serve software clients nationwide, and we don't do cookie-cutter template sites.

It depends on scope, but rapid prototyping is a core specialty — many proofs-of-concept come together in a matter of weeks rather than months. Reach out through the contact form with a description of what you're trying to validate and we'll give you a realistic timeline.