Owning an electric vehicle should make life easier—not leave you juggling extension cords or waiting forever for a charge. Our licensed electricians make home EV charger installation simple, safe, and fast.
From checking your electrical panel to installing a Level 2 EV charger, we handle everything start to finish. That means permits, wiring, safety checks, and a clean installation that fits your home.
You’ll get clear options, friendly technicians, and workmanship you can feel confident about every time you plug in.
Call 810-673-7459 to schedule your in-home EV charger evaluation.
Why Homeowners Choose Professional EV Charger Installation
Every home is wired a little differently. Some have older panels, some have detached garages, and some just need the right setup to support electric vehicle charging at home.
Our electricians start with a quick safety review and create a plan that works for your space.
We’ll:
- Check your panel capacity and electrical load
- Plan the safest route for EV charger wiring
- Install a dedicated circuit for your home EV charging station
- Walk you through how everything works
You’ll know the price, timeline, and options before any work begins.
Level 1 vs. Level 2 EV Chargers
Not sure which EV charger for home is right for you? Here’s the quick breakdown.
Level 1 EV Charger
- Uses a standard 120-volt outlet
- Adds about 3–5 miles of range per hour
Level 2 EV Charger
- Uses a 240-volt circuit
- Adds about 25–37 miles of range per hour
Most homeowners choose Level 2 EV charger installation because it fully charges your vehicle overnight.
Our electricians match the charger, wiring, and breaker size so everything runs safely and efficiently.
What’s Included in EV Charger Installation
A proper electric vehicle charger installation is more than mounting equipment on the wall. It includes several safety steps to protect your home and vehicle.
Typical installations include:
- Electrical load calculation and panel check
- Dedicated 240-volt circuit installation
- Proper breaker and wire sizing
- Weather-rated mounting if installed outdoors
- Full system testing and walkthrough
Before we leave, we’ll show you how to schedule charging, adjust power settings, and get the most from your home EV charging station.
Do You Need a Panel Upgrade?
Some homes don’t have enough electrical capacity to add a Level 2 EV charger without adjustments.
If needed, we may recommend:
- Adjusting charger amperage to fit your panel
- Installing load-sharing equipment
- Upgrading the electrical panel for more capacity
We’ll always explain your options clearly so you can choose what works best for your home and budget.
Indoor, Outdoor, or Garage EV Charger Installation
EV chargers can be installed almost anywhere you park your vehicle.
Common setups include:
- Garage EV charger installation for easy overnight charging
- Outdoor EV charging stations for driveway parking
- Detached garage wiring with a subpanel and charger
Our team plans clean wire routes and weather-rated protection so your home EV charging system works reliably year-round.
Protecting Your EV Charger and Electrical System
Because EV chargers are advanced electronics, many homeowners also choose to install:
- Whole-home surge protection
- Updated grounding for older electrical systems
- Subpanels for garages or workshops
These upgrades help protect your electric vehicle charging equipment and keep your electrical system running smoothly.
Ready to Install Your Home EV Charger?
Charging your vehicle at home should be convenient, reliable, and safe. Our electricians handle the permits, wiring, installation, and setup so you can enjoy fast EV charging at home without the hassle.
Call 810-673-7459 or visit mrsmichael.com to schedule your in-home EV charger installation evaluation.
Same-week installations are often available.