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Corvena Energy & OutdoorLicensed electrical contractor

Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale

Your charger, sized to your panel before anyone drives out.

We're licensed electricians who also wire the things a Phoenix yard runs on: rooftop solar, the irrigation controller and the pool. Tell us about your panel and your car and you get a line-by-line price, the rebates that still pay, and a date.

  • ROC CR-11 electrical licence
  • City permit filed and inspected for you
  • 2-year workmanship warranty
A single-storey home with solar panels on the roof, palms and a pool in the back yard
Load check, July peakPanel200 AIn use, AC running71 ARoom for a 48 A charger

What we install and look after

Four systems, one electrician who knows where they meet the panel.

A wall-mounted home charger plugged into an electric car

EV chargers

A load check first, then the right circuit: 48 A where the panel has room, a load manager where it doesn't, and a panel upgrade only when nothing else works.

from $1,713 installed, 20 ft run, charger, tax and Phoenix permit included

Solar panels on a tile roof above a back yard with palms

Solar check-ups and monitoring

String tests, inverter logs and a proper wash. Add consumption monitoring and see use against production, hour by hour.

from $189 check-up; wash $7 a panel

A drip irrigation line running past young plants in a garden bed

Smart irrigation controllers

Weather-based controllers set to the valley's four watering seasons, with a flow sensor that shuts off a broken line before the water bill does.

from $435 8 zones, installed, mapped and taxed

A back-yard pool with palms and a lawn

Pool automation

Pump, lights, heater and cleaner on one panel and your phone, with a variable-speed pump that runs all summer for a fraction of the power.

from $2,937 automation panel installed, permit included

Price it now

Six questions about your home, then a price you can hold a date against.

  1. 1Your home
  2. 2Itemised quote
  3. 3Date and deposit
  4. 4Booked

1. Your home

What should we price?
EV charger: your panel
It's the number on the main breaker at the top of the panel.
Also on the panel
Room on your panel71 A of 200 A in use on a July afternoon

Room for a 48 A charger on a 60 A circuit: your car's fastest home rate.

EV charger: your car and the run
Charges at up to 48 A at home.
Plug
Where the charger goes
Pace it along the wall the wire would follow. The first 20 ft are included.

Rebates

What still pays in 2026, and who files it.

We fill in the forms, attach the receipt and the final permit, and track each one to paid. You watch it move in your portal.

Rebate programmes
ProgrammeWho qualifiesBack to you
SRP Level 2 charger rebateSRP customers, qualifying charger supplied with the install$250
City smart-controller rebatesScottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler and Gilbert water customers$100
SRP variable-speed pool pump rebateSRP customers replacing a single-speed pump$200
Federal 30C charger creditEnded for chargers switched on after June 30, 2026—

Amounts shown for this demo; programmes change, and we check yours on the day we quote.

How an install goes

From deposit to switched on, usually inside two weeks.

  1. 01

    Quote and deposit

    Your answers price the job. A 25% deposit holds the date; the rest is due after the inspection passes.

  2. 02

    Permit filed

    We file the electrical permit with your city the next business day and post the number in your portal.

  3. 03

    Permit approved

    Most valley cities approve a charger or pool panel in two to five business days.

  4. 04

    Install

    Four to six hours for a charger. From May to October, outdoor work starts at 6:30 am and wraps before the heat.

  5. 05

    City inspection

    We meet the inspector, show the load calculation and the torque marks, and you get the sign-off.

  6. 06

    Rebates filed

    Receipts and the final permit go to the utility or the city; you watch the rebate move to paid.

The Phoenix year

Service on the valley's calendar, not a generic one.

Irrigation changes four times a year here, pools work hardest in July, and panels lose output to dust until the monsoon rinses them. Customers get a reminder and a route slot; you can also ask for a visit from the portal.

  • Irrigation spring start-up: February, MarchSummer-ready run times, heads cleared of winter debris
  • Irrigation fall schedule, overseed: September, OctoberCut run times as nights cool; water the rye in October
  • Irrigation winterise, backflow wraps: December, JanuaryWinter schedule and freeze wraps on the backflow
  • Pool automation service: April, May, OctoberSalt cell, pump hours and heater before and after summer
  • Pool freeze protection: DecemberFreeze protection set on the automation panel
  • Solar check-ups: April, May, September, OctoberWash and string test before the heat and after the monsoon

Straight answers

Questions we get every week

Do I need a panel upgrade for a charger?

Usually not. Most homes built after 1990 have a 200 A panel, and a load calculation shows room for a 40 or 48 A charger even with the AC running. When it's tight, a load manager pauses the charger at peak for about a third of the cost of an upgrade.

NACS or J1772?

Most new cars from 2025 on have the NACS (Tesla-style) port; many earlier ones use J1772. We install the charger with the plug your car has and can supply an adapter for a second car.

Why do you start at 6:30 in summer?

Garage and exterior walls pass 120°F by early afternoon from May to October. Early starts are safer for the crew and kinder to the wire and the fittings.

Can I still get the federal charger credit?

No. The 30C credit ended for chargers switched on after June 30, 2026. SRP's charger rebate is still open, and we file it for you.