EV charger · Terrebonne

EV charger installation in Terrebonne

In Old Terrebonne, Lachenaie or La Plaine, our master electricians install your Level 2 charger. Here, the rebates add up: $600 from Québec, then up to $100 from the City.

Québec $600 + City up to $100

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In short

In Terrebonne, two rebates add up: Écorecharge pays $600 on the price of the charger, then the City refunds up to $100 of what remains (program open on October 11, 2026).
The City requires that you first obtain Québec’s rebate: the application to Écorecharge comes first, the one to the City afterwards.
At STM-Électrique, the price of an installed FLO charger on a single-family house, charger included, is in the written quote, free of charge.
62.1% of dwellings in Terrebonne are single-detached houses (2021 census). Even in a 1970s house with aluminum wiring, the charger’s circuit is new and in copper.

Terrebonne, Lachenaie, La Plaine: three sectors, one service

Since the 2001 merger, Terrebonne has brought together three former towns: Terrebonne, Lachenaie and La Plaine. All three sectors are part of our regular territory, as is Mascouche, its neighbour in the MRC Les Moulins. Our offices are in Mirabel and our warehouse in Laval.

The charger we install most often is the FLO Home X3, designed in Canada: it goes up to 50 A, or 12 kW, its cable is 7.6 m long and it’s controlled through the FLO app. We also install Siemens chargers. If you’ve already bought yours, we install it, provided it carries a CSA or cULus certification mark.

The municipal permit and the declaration of work are handled by our team. On your side, the two rebate applications remain, and we hand you the detailed invoice they require.

An EV charger project? Three contact details and a few questions are enough.

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Two rebates that add up in Terrebonne

Terrebonne is one of the cities in the region that add an amount to Québec’s. The order matters: the City wants proof that Québec has already paid its rebate.

Écorecharge (Québec)

$600, for the charger

Québec pays $600 to the owner of an electric vehicle who has a charger installed at home, in a building with 1 or 2 dwellings. This amount applies to the charger only: the installation, the wiring and the panel aren’t eligible.

Since April 1, 2026, only connected chargers on the official list qualify for the rebate, and you must have paid at least $600 before taxes for the charger. The electrician’s invoice must show their name and RBQ licence number; a quote isn’t enough. The program ends on March 31, 2028.

City of Terrebonne

Up to $100 more

For a purchase with installation, the City pays the cost that remains once Québec’s rebate is deducted, up to $100 before taxes. On an installed charger, much more than $100 usually remains after Québec’s $600: so the City pays its maximum.

You apply online, in your citizen file. You attach the proof of Québec’s rebate, two proofs of residence, the property tax bill and two photos of the charger, one up close, the other with the building. The cheque is mailed within 60 days.

The municipal program targets owners: owner-occupant of a house, a semi-detached, a row house or a condo, owner of a building whose charger serves all the tenants, or a condo syndicate for a shared charger. Tenants aren’t eligible. The City also reserves the right to end it depending on available funds. Écorecharge’s two streams and the amounts from other cities are in our guide to EV charger rebates.

In which order to take the steps

The City’s deadlines start from the charger’s purchase date. Here’s the sequence that avoids losing the $100 along the way.

Check the charger before buying it
We check with you whether the model is connected and on Écorecharge’s list. A non-connected charger bought since April 1, 2026 qualifies for no rebate.
Have it installed within 6 months
The City requires the charger to be installed within 6 months of the purchase. Between our visit and the installation, plan on two weeks, usually.
Apply to Écorecharge, invoice in hand
The application to Québec is made after the work. We hand you the detailed invoice, with our RBQ licence number, along with the work report.
File the request with the City
Once Québec’s rebate is obtained, attach its proof (acceptance letter, screenshot of the online file or copy of the cheque) to your request, no later than 12 months after the purchase.

Keep in mind that these 12 months are counted from the purchase, not from Québec’s answer. So it’s best to send your Écorecharge application as soon as the installation is done.

1970s house, Old Terrebonne or condo

In the 2021 census, Terrebonne had 45,245 private dwellings: 62.1% single-detached houses, 8.2% semi-detached and row houses, and 28.7% apartments, duplex units included. About 41.7% of dwellings there were built between 1961 and 1990. Each type of building raises its own question.

House from 1965 to 1975

Possible aluminum wiring

Terrebonne grew a lot from the late 1960s to the mid-1970s, the period when aluminum was widely used in house wiring. For the charger, it’s not an obstacle: its circuit runs from the panel, it’s new and it’s in copper.

We look at the original panel instead. Some brands, such as Federal Pioneer Stab-Lok, are worth watching, but we don’t replace a panel because of the name it bears.

Old Terrebonne

Older buildings, often altered

In the heritage sector, the buildings predate the aluminum wave. Several have been modified in stages, sometimes converted into dwellings, and a single panel sometimes powers several units there without a clear separation.

So before proposing a charger, we take stock of what’s in place: which panel, which meter and which dwelling will carry the charging.

Condo or building

The syndicate comes into play

In a condo, the syndicate generally has a say on access to the common areas and the sharing of the consumption. In Terrebonne, a syndicate can also apply for the municipal rebate for a shared charger.

On Québec’s side, a condo in a building or a triplex falls under a different Écorecharge stream than a house.

Can your panel take the charger?

A Level 2 charger is one of the largest loads in a house. So our master electricians do the load calculation before proposing anything, and that calculation must take the charger into account.

The result falls into one of three boxes. The house accepts the charger without changing anything. It accepts it with a load controller, which keeps the charger and another large appliance from running at the same time. Or it lacks capacity, and then the service or the panel has to be worked on, with a request to Hydro-Québec that we take care of.

In many houses, load management avoids replacing the panel. When the calculation shows otherwise, our page on panel replacement in Terrebonne explains what comes next.

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What an installed charger costs in Terrebonne

The simplest case: a single-family house whose panel has room, with a charger installed a reasonable distance from it. The rest depends on the house.

Your situation	What to plan for
Typical case, FLO charger	Price in the quote: the charger, the dedicated breaker, the cable over a normal distance, the permit, the commissioning and the test
NEMA 14-50 240 V outlet instead of a fixed charger	Price in the quote; a charger plugged into this outlet charges at 40 A at most
Detached garage	Trench, buried conduit and restoring the ground: priced after a visit, never over the phone
Panel short on capacity	An upgrade of the panel or the service, billed on top of the charger

On site, a simple installation often fits in half a day, and the power is cut for only a few minutes. Running the cable remains the longest step, one to three hours.

To prepare the quote, send us three photos: the panel with its door open, the main breaker’s label and an overall view of the wall. The quote is written and free of charge, and you pay at the end of the work, with no deposit.

Financing offered by Financeit, subject to credit approval: see our financing page.

Our other pages for Terrebonne

Electrician in Terrebonne (in French)

Aluminum wiring, panels, renovations and emergencies in the city’s three sectors.

Replacing your panel in Terrebonne

When the load calculation shows that the house lacks capacity for the charger.

EV charger rebate guide

Écorecharge and the amounts from the region’s cities, checked on their websites.

Frequently asked questions in Terrebonne

Does the City of Terrebonne offer a rebate for a charger?

Yes. On October 11, 2026, its residential charging station program was open. For a purchase with installation, it refunds what remains after Québec’s rebate, up to $100 before taxes.

Can the City’s rebate be combined with Québec’s?

Yes, and it’s even a condition: the City asks for proof that the Écorecharge rebate was obtained. Québec pays $600 on the charger, the City adds up to $100, for up to $700 in total.

My charger was bought more than six months ago. Am I entitled to anything?

The City has an “installation only” stream for this case, and for a charger received for free. It refunds the cost of the installation, up to $100, if the request is filed within 6 months of the installation. The invoice must show that the installation was done by a certified professional.

I rent in Terrebonne. Does the City’s program apply?

No, tenants are excluded. The building’s owner can apply, though, if the charger serves all the tenants.

My 1970s house has aluminum wiring. Is that a problem for the charger?

Not for the charger itself: its circuit is new and in copper. What we check is what the panel can carry, with the load calculation.

How much does an installed charger cost in Terrebonne?

The price of a FLO installed on a single-family house, charger included, depends on the room in the panel and the distance to the charger: you get it in the quote. A panel upgrade, a long cable route or a detached garage are extra.

Do you go to Lachenaie and La Plaine?

Yes. All three sectors of Terrebonne are part of our regular territory, as is Mascouche.

Sources · Checked on October 11, 2026

EV charger · Terrebonne

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