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How long does an EV charger take in Seattle?

In Seattle, the typical finished EV charger installation took 19 days from permit to final inspection (2,302 finished of 2,523 permits issued from September 2022 to September 2024; 9% had no final inspection on record by September 2026).

19 daysfrom permit to final inspectionMiddle half: 9 days to 48 days

The two steps

How long EV charger installations take in Seattle, in daysPermit issued to final inspection: median 19 days, middle half 9 to 48 days, 2,302 permits.Permit issued to final inspection: 19 days014 d28 d42 d
Bars show the median; the line through each bar spans the middle half of jobs.
The numbers behind the chart
StepMedianMiddle halfPermitsPermits issued
Permit to final inspection19 days9 days to 48 days2,302September 2022 to September 2024

EV charger installers with the most jobs in Seattle

RankContractorJobsContact
1Seatown Electric, Plumbing, Heating & Air Dba Seatown Services
Mukilteo
377
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2As You Wish Electric
Seattle
288
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3Kemly Electric, Inc
Seattle
279
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Why it takes this long

  • 84% of finished jobs passed final inspection within 90 days of the permit.
  • Of the 2,523 permits issued from September 2022 to September 2024, 221 (9%) had no final inspection on record by September 2026. They may still be under way, dropped or never inspected; the records do not say which. They are left out of the build time; any of them that finishes will have taken more than two years, so counting them would make the typical time longer.
  • The permit wait is not shown: 97% of 1,342 permits carry no application date, so the rest would not show the typical wait.

Days are counted between the dates on each city permit: applieddate, issueddate, completeddate. Median and middle half: half of the jobs took longer than the median; the middle half runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile. A figure is shown only when it rests on 30 or more permits. Kinds of work are sorted by the same rules as our contractor lists. Source: Seattle Building, Electrical and Trade Permits (data.seattle.gov 76t5-zqzr, c4tj-daue, c87v-5hwh), read 2026-09-24. The same figures as data: ev-charger.json.