How we rank
ProFix ranks Ohio ev charger installers with a transparent, repeatable method. The first pass is the Trust Score: license-linked verification where Ohio publishes it, license or registration evidence, review depth, photos, hours, service area, specialties, tenure, and permit-verified status. The second pass uses the published algorithm and recent permit counts to break close calls. If two contractors remain tied, we prefer stronger public review volume, longer tenure, fresher verification, and then business-name order.
Top 10 EV Charger Installers in Ohio
Each ranked entry shows position, contractor profile, Trust Score tier, 12-month permit count, metro or county context, a quick-call CTA, and the short evidence summary behind the placement.
- Trust score
- 60/100 - Solid
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 4.9
Why this ranking: 60/100 Trust Score (Solid), published license evidence.
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Jennings Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric
Akron, OH - Cleveland-Akron-Canton region / Summit County
- Trust score
- 25/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 5.0 (4,342)
Why this ranking: 25/100 Trust Score (Minimal), 5.0 average rating across 4,342 public reviews, 95 years in business.
- Trust score
- 25/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 5.0 (315)
Why this ranking: 25/100 Trust Score (Minimal), 5.0 average rating across 315 public reviews.
- Trust score
- 20/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 4.8 (178)
Why this ranking: 20/100 Trust Score (Minimal), 4.8 average rating across 178 public reviews.
- Trust score
- 10/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 5.0
Why this ranking: 10/100 Trust Score (Minimal).
- Trust score
- 10/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 5.0
Why this ranking: 10/100 Trust Score (Minimal).
- Trust score
- 10/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 5.0
Why this ranking: 10/100 Trust Score (Minimal).
- Trust score
- 5/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 5.0
Why this ranking: 5/100 Trust Score (Minimal).
- Trust score
- 5/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 5.0
Why this ranking: 5/100 Trust Score (Minimal).
- Trust score
- 5/100 - Minimal
- Permit count, 12mo
- 0
- Reviews
- 5.0
Why this ranking: 5/100 Trust Score (Minimal).
Honorable mentions (11-20)
- #11Donnellon McCarthy Enterprises
Cincinnati, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #12Donnellon McCarthy Enterprises
Moraine, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #13Donnellon McCarthy Inc.
Lima, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #14Endera Motors
Ottawa, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #15EVunited
Dublin, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #16Gibson's Residential Electric Services
Lancaster, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #17Gray Guy Group
Westerville, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #18Heartland Charging Services
Dublin, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #19Noah's Arc Electric
Findlay, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
- #20Plugop Technologies
Columbus, OH - Trust 5/100 - permits 0
Regional best
Statewide rankings can over-reward the biggest metros. This view pulls the top available contractor for each Ohio region so Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Findlay, Akron, Youngstown, Canton, and Lima homeowners can start closer to home.
Cleveland
Metro hubNo rankable regional entry yet for this trade.
Columbus
Metro hub#10 statewide: Carpenter Heating Cooling Plumbing Electric (5/100, 0 permits)
Cincinnati
Metro hub#3 statewide: Paff Electric & Solar (25/100, 0 permits)
Dayton
Metro hubNo rankable regional entry yet for this trade.
Toledo
Metro hubNo rankable regional entry yet for this trade.
Findlay
Metro hub#6 statewide: Kill Brake & Wheel Co., Inc. (10/100, 0 permits)
Akron
Metro hub#2 statewide: Jennings Heating, Cooling, Plumbing & Electric (25/100, 0 permits)
Youngstown
Metro hubNo rankable regional entry yet for this trade.
Canton
Metro hubNo rankable regional entry yet for this trade.
Lima
Metro hub#13 statewide: Donnellon McCarthy Inc. (5/100, 0 permits)
What "best" actually means
This ranking favors permit-pulling, license-linked, tenure-rich contractors. It does NOT favor lowest-price or fastest-quote. A "best" contractor for a $50,000 panel upgrade is different from a "best" contractor for a $200 water heater repair. For ev charger installers, ProFix is really asking: which companies leave the clearest public trail that they exist, do the work, and can be checked before money changes hands?
Filters to apply yourself
Start with the ranking, then narrow it for your project. Open /compare to compare up to three contractors on Trust Score, permit count, license evidence, reviews, insurance signals, tenure, service area, and profile freshness. Use /verify for license checks before you sign. For trade-specific hiring questions, read the Ohio buyer's guide for ev charger installers.
When "best" might be wrong
A statewide list can miss a small local company that does excellent work but has few public records. It can also underrate a newer contractor with strong crews and limited tenure. Permit data varies by county and by trade, especially for jobs that do not require a building permit. Always match the ranking to the job size, confirm the person who will be on site, and get a written scope before paying a deposit.
FAQ
Who are the best ev charger installers in Ohio?
ProFix ranks True North Electric LLC #1 among Ohio ev charger installers - Trust Score 60/100. Use this as a shortlist, then confirm license, insurance, written scope, and crew fit before hiring. Methodology follows the answer: Trust Score, recent permit count, review depth, profile evidence, tenure, and public verification.
Who is the #1 ev charger installer in Ohio for 2026?
True North Electric LLC ranks #1 among published Ohio ev charger installers in this ProFix list because it combines a 60/100 Trust Score, 0 recent matched permits, and the strongest public evidence signals in the current dataset.
What jobs does this ev charger installer ranking fit best?
Use it for Level 2 home charger installs, panel upgrades, hardwired vs plug-in installs, and smart-charger config. It is especially useful when the job looks like a multi-bay commercial Level 2 (or DC fast charger) install with utility upgrade, because license evidence, permit history, and tenure matter more when the downside risk is high.
What does this ev charger installer ranking not measure?
It does not measure the lowest price, fastest callback, or whether a contractor has a same-week opening. A contractor that is best for a multi-bay commercial Level 2 (or DC fast charger) install with utility upgrade may not be the best fit for a $200 NEMA 14-50 outlet for a plug-in charger.
What should I verify before hiring one of these Ohio ev charger installers?
Confirm the business name, insurance, written scope, permit responsibility, and any license or registration number shown on the profile. For this trade, the key risk to control is no OCILB Electrical license, undersized wire gauge, missing GFCI breaker, and no AHJ permit.
Why does ProFix use permits in this ev charger installer ranking?
Permit pulls are public proof that a contractor handled regulated work, not just marketing copy. For ev charger installers, ProFix weights OCILB Electrical, ChargePoint / ClipperCreek / Tesla Wall Connector certified, and §30C-credit paperwork (only if placed in service on or before June 30, 2026) alongside review depth, published hours, location evidence, and years in business.