EV charger installation record
Short answer: Fill in your permit, inspection, electrician and charger details. You'll get a one-page record you can print or save as a PDF for a home sale, your insurer or a home inspector. Everything stays in your browser.
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What goes on the record?
EV Charger Installation Record
| Permit number | |
|---|---|
| Permit date | |
| Inspection pass date | |
| Electrician name | |
| Electrician license number | |
| Charger make | |
| Charger model | |
| Charger amps | |
| Property address (optional) |
Prepared by the homeowner with chargercostbycity.com/charger-install-record/. Keep with the permit card and inspection sign-off.
Why keep a record?
State Farm says skipping a required permit "could create problems with an insurance claim" and recommends a qualified, licensed electrician. Freeway Insurance suggests keeping the charger model, the electrician's invoice, permits, inspection documents and photos. See what inspectors and insurers check.
Sources: State Farm; Freeway Insurance (accessed 2026-10-25).
Is my information saved?
No. The record is built in your browser and nothing is sent or stored.
How do I get a PDF?
Click the button, then choose 'Save as PDF' in your browser's print dialog.
Is this an official document?
No. It's a summary you prepare yourself. Keep the city's permit and inspection records with it.