EV Charger Installation in Michigan
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Michigan rebates depend on your utility
⚡ DTE Energy — $500
Requires enrolling in a DTE EV rate plan and using a DTE-approved contractor. That list isn’t published publicly — it appears inside the rebate application, filtered by county.
As of August 2026. DTE rebate page.
⚡ Consumers Energy PowerMIDrive — $500, or $1,000 income-qualified
No preferred-installer requirement — any qualified electrician works if the charger meets programme spec.
As of August 2026. PowerMIDrive page.
💰 Federal 30C — up to $1,000, if your address qualifies
Since 2023 the credit only applies to properties in eligible census tracts. Check your address and confirm with a tax professional. IRS guidance.
Typical cost in Michigan
Labour
$400–$1,200 for a straightforward Level 2 install.
The charger
$200–$900, sometimes included with the vehicle.
Panel upgrade if needed
$1,500–$4,000 on top.
Michigan requires an electrical permit for Level 2, pulled with your local municipality. Most installers include it — confirm rather than assume, since an unpermitted install can void a rebate.
Browse by city
Contractors listed in Michigan (13 listed)
Sourced from EVITP state lists, utility installer programmes and direct research. Each listing records where it came from. Quote requests are sent through us.
ME
McWire Electric
📍 Eastpointe, MI
Residential installs
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YW
Your World Electric
📍 Pontiac, MI
Residential installs
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PH
PowerHUB Homes
📍 Waterford, MI
Residential installs
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AE
Aladdin Electric, Inc.
📍 Jackson, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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BE
Belasco Electric Co., Inc.
📍 Detroit, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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DM
Danboise Mechanical Inc.
📍 Livonia, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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DI
De-Cal, Inc.
📍 Grand Rapids, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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DE
Decker Electric, Inc.
📍 Detroit, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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FH
F.D. Hayes Electric Company
📍 Lansing, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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GL
Great Lakes Electrical Contracting
📍 Detroit, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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IE
Industrial Electric Company of Detroit
📍 Detroit, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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JA
J and J Electric, Inc.
📍 Warren, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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JR
J. Ranck Electric, Inc.
📍 Mt. Pleasant, MI
Employs EVITP-certified electriciansService area unconfirmed
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Frequently asked
Do I need a permit in Michigan?
Yes, in most jurisdictions, for Level 2. Most installers handle it as part of the job.
Can I stack the utility rebate and the federal credit?
Generally yes, but you can’t recover more than you spent, and the federal credit is address-restricted.
How do I know which utility serves me?
Your electricity bill. It decides which rebate applies and whether your installer choice is restricted.