240-Volt Outlet Installation
Professional 240-volt outlet installation for major appliances, EV chargers, workshop equipment, and high-power tools. We know the specs - voltage, amperage, and wire requirements - to get your installation done right the first time.
"Please don't be the person that says hey I need a 220 what can you do - that's just not enough, it's like saying you need a car. We need to know the full voltage and how many amps because these things are going to drive the size of the wire and size of the breaker."
Expert 240-Volt Installation Video
Learn from James Adams, State-Licensed Master Electrician, about proper 240-volt planning and installation
240-Volt Circuit Planning & Installation
James explains the essential planning considerations for 240-volt installations - from specs and amperage to panel capacity and GFCI protection requirements.
Essential viewing before planning your 240V installation
240-Volt Outlet Services
EV Charger Outlets
NEMA 14-50 and 6-50 outlets for electric vehicle chargers. Four-wire 50-amp circuits with proper GFCI protection in garage installations per current code.
Dryer & Range Outlets
NEMA 14-30 and 10-30 outlets for electric dryers, ranges, ovens, and cooktops. Properly sized circuits and breakers for safe operation.
Workshop & Tool Outlets
Heavy-duty outlets for welders, air compressors, table saws, and industrial equipment. We size the wire and breaker based on your equipment specs.
HVAC & Water Heater
Dedicated 240V circuits for air conditioning systems, heat pumps, and electric water heaters with appropriate amperage ratings.
Panel Capacity Assessment
We check your "checks and money" - available panel spaces and electrical capacity - before adding new 240V circuits to ensure safe installation.
Code Compliance & Permits
All installations meet NEC requirements with proper GFCI protection where required. We handle permits and coordinate inspections.
Expert Installation Tips
Know Your Specs
"What's your voltage? 240 volts at 50 amps equals two hot wires and a ground. But if it says 240/120 volt at 50 amps, that's telling you that you got two hots, a neutral and a ground - four wire. When you're planning, that's a big deal."
Panel Capacity Planning
"It's like having a lot of checks but that doesn't necessarily mean that you have a lot of money. We need to look at the actual amperage in terms of what size breaker is feeding this panel before I add more to it."
GFCI Protection Requirements
"Any 220 that is in the garage or anywhere outdoors is going to have to be GFCI protected. This is current code cycle requirements for safe installation."
Power Your High-Voltage Equipment
Professional 240-volt outlet installation with proper planning and code compliance
Service Areas
Professional electrical services in McKinney, TX and surrounding areas. Licensed, insured, and veteran owned.