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The electrical trade is burdened by a labor shortage that began over a decade ago. With a new wave of technology increasing the demand for electricians, electrical contractors must solve the labor shortage for their company by re-imagining their business as more technology- and sustainability-oriented to attract the next generation of electricians.
Need a licensed electrician near you? Qmerit’s Home Electrical Services connects homeowners with vetted, local electricians for panel upgrades, EV charger installation, and whole-home electrical work. Fast, simple, trusted.
Not all electricians are qualified to install EV charging equipment. Learn what sets a certified EV installer apart — and why it matters for your home’s safety.
In 2026, there’s never been a better time to road trip in an EV! In fact, as of May 2026, there are over 231,000 Level 2 and DC fast EV charging ports in the United States.
Have you ever wondering how much it costs to charge an electric vehicle as opposed to fueling up an internal-combustion engine? Where and how you choose to charge up your EV can drastically impact your cost savings, time spent at a charging station, and even effect your EV battery health. Here’s what you need to know about calculating the cost of charging an EV and information on optimizing your EV charging experience.
In this article, we’ll discuss the cost of each component and go over the most common electrical upgrades that result in additional costs so you can make an informed decision for your home EV charging installation.
The cost of charging an EV can vary based on your personal driving habits and geographic area. While most EV owners rely on at-home charging to take advantage of lower residential electricity rates, leveraging the growing public charging network has some advantages. Here, you’ll learn more about the cost of charging at home and on the road and explore additional costs linked to EV ownership.
Recent amendments to the electrical code increase the need for ground fault protection when using NEMA 14-50 outlets and introduce new complications into the process of installing these outlets. In this article, we explore the critical elements of installing EV charging stations with NEMA 14-50 and GFCI breakers.
Thinking about upgrading your home with an EV charger installation? Here’s why hiring a general contractor isn’t a good idea and why a specialized EV charger installer is a must for safety and reliability.
Wondering about the cost of charging a used EV? Get a breakdown of battery sizes, utility rate plans, and expert tips to optimize your home charging setup.