I Live in Rural America. Getting My EV Home Charger Installed Was a Nightmare

- 05/16/2025

Installing a Level 2 charger in rural areas can feel like an uphill battle—but it shouldn’t have to be. This firsthand account captures the frustrating realities of unreturned calls, inflated quotes, and long travel times.

Yet amid the setbacks, the author’s experience with Qmerit stood out as a rare moment of transparency and support, ultimately restoring some confidence in the process. Reliable, experienced help does exist—and when it’s done right, home charging can be well within reach.

While the initial installer’s travel costs pushed the final quote higher than expected, Qmerit promptly intervened, clarified the charges, and offered a fair solution—underscoring the importance of accountability in the electrification space. In the end, the author opted for a hyperlocal electrician, but Qmerit’s support served as a high point in an otherwise frustrating process.

The takeaway: home charging is achievable in rural communities, especially when supported by trusted, experienced networks.

Check out the full article here and contact Qmerit to learn more about our support and solutions for rural communities.

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