phxazcraig
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For what it's worth, when I moved into my house 11 years ago I needed to put in power in the back yard for a large hot tub. 60 amp circuit running over 3 thick, separate wires through conduit to a breaker box mounted on a wall in the yard. I had it done by a non-electrician for cheap, but when I got the hot tub ready to install I discovered the guy had run the wrong cable (Romex). I went to Home Depot and bought the proper wire ($350) and had him run it through the conduit to the breaker. I'm pretty sure lots and lots of hot tubs are installed in a similar way, so that may be one way to find an electrician or get an idea on costs. At the least you might be able to start with just a 14-50 outlet to start, and retrofit on a Tesla wall charger later. Use the mobile charger in the meantime. I also wonder if there isn't already some law on the books restricting HOA's from basically forcing residents to use ICE cars by attempting to ban charging infrastructure.