Home EV charger installation is one of the fastest-growing services we provide, and it makes sense — more people in the Bryan-College Station area are buying electric vehicles and quickly realizing that charging from a standard 120-volt outlet is impractical for daily use.

If your home was built before the 1990s, there's a reasonable chance your electrical panel wasn't designed for the way you live today. Panels from that era were sized for a fraction of the electrical load that a modern household puts on them — no EV chargers, no home offices, no whole-home smart systems, no high-draw appliances on every circuit.

Ceiling fans and light fixtures are some of the most common electrical projects homeowners tackle themselves, and a lot of the time that's perfectly fine. If you're replacing an existing ceiling fan with a new one and the wiring box is already rated for fan support, it's a manageable project.