So, you made the switch to electric; definitely a great move. You’re spending less time at the pump, reducing your carbon footprint, and keeping things quiet on the road. But the next step is just as important: installing a reliable EV charger at home. In 2025, the market is crowded with options, each with different…
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As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to reshape how we think about transportation, one of the most important decisions every EV owner must make involves where to charge their vehicle. While public charging stations offer quick access on-the-go, many drivers now realize that home charging can be far more cost-effective and reliable over time. At All…
So, you bought an electric vehicle. Congratulations—you’re saving money, reducing emissions, and skipping gas stations forever. But now comes the real question: how do you charge your car at home without relying on a painfully slow wall outlet? You need a home car charging point—and fast. Whether you live in Union, Montclair, or somewhere in…
As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to gain popularity, the State of New Jersey has taken significant steps to make EV ownership more affordable and accessible. The New Jersey EV rebate program offers financial incentives to New Jersey residents who purchase or lease an electric vehicle and install home charging stations. These rebates not only lower…
Hiring an electrician can feel overwhelming, but choosing the right professional keeps your home or business safe and running smoothly. Electrical work goes beyond fixing wires, supplying power to your lights, appliances, security systems, and EV chargers. A poor installation or faulty repair can lead to expensive damage, safety hazards, or even electrical fires. That’s…
1. Efficiency One of the biggest benefits of the modern electric car is how it uses electricity far more efficiently than regular cars use gasoline. When you charge up the battery on an EV, anywhere from 59-62% of that energy goes directly to moving the wheels of the car. On gasoline-powered cars, only about 17-21%…
