Plugged In and Powered Safely: Why You Need a Trained Electrician for Your EV Charger
- jennysilva3
- 5 hours ago
- 1 min read

Electric vehicles are quickly becoming a regular sight on Michigan roads. Before you plug in, you must ensure your electrical system is ready. Installing a home EV charger may seem simple, but it’s a job that requires skill, experience, and safety knowledge, the kind you’ll find at A.F. Smith Electric.
The Power Behind the Plug
A Level 2 home charger delivers a much faster charge than a standard wall outlet and draws significantly more power. That means your home’s electrical system must be evaluated to handle the extra load safely. A trained electrician can assess your service capacity, panel condition, and wiring to determine if upgrades are needed before installation.
Improper installation or overloaded circuits can lead to tripped breakers, overheating, or electrical fires. Hiring a licensed electrician protects your investment and your home.
Code Compliance and Permitting Matter
EV charger installations must meet local electrical codes and permitting requirements. A.F. Smith Electric’s licensed electricians handle those details for you, ensuring your project passes inspection and is fully compliant. Our team works closely with local inspectors and utilities to make the process smooth and worry-free from start to finish.
Future-Proofing Your Home
As more drivers go electric, A.F. Smith Electric is proud to help Michigan confidently make the transition. By equipping your home with an EV charger, you're not just keeping up with the trend but also increasing the value of your property. From assessment to installation, we provide safe, code-compliant, and efficient EV charging solutions because when it comes to powering the future, experience matters.




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