EV Charger Installation in Longmont

Longmont is one of the Colorado cities with its own municipal utility, Longmont Power & Communications, and that works in your favour here: LPC pays up to $500 toward a Level 2 home charger, and up to $1,000 for a dual-port charger at a multi-family property open to public use. The part to watch is the calendar. Applications for the 2026 program close on November 1, and your final paperwork — installation and permitting complete, photos and receipts submitted — has to be in by December 15. Funds are limited and the program runs until they're gone, so late applications can fail even inside the window. If you're weighing this up in autumn, the deadline matters more than the price of the charger. The permit figures on this page are the Colorado statewide range rather than a Longmont-specific fee; confirm with the city. LPC rebate amounts and deadlines verified in August 2026 against the City of Longmont's official LPC pages.

• Licensed & insured electricians serving Longmont
• Local permit and inspection handled for you
• Local utility rebates applied where you qualify
• All major charger brands supported