Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charger Installation & Specialized Solutions
At VD Electrical Services, we understand the importance of staying at the forefront of electric mobility and technology. That's why we offer specialized services in the installation of residential Level 2 electric vehicle chargers, providing our customers with the convenience of charging their vehicles at home, quickly, safely, and efficiently.
Our Level 2 chargers allow you to charge your vehicle up to 6 times faster than a standard outlet, ensuring your car is ready in less time and allowing you to make the most of your day. Installing a charger at home means you can forget about long waits at public stations. Charge your vehicle in the comfort of your home—just plug it in when you arrive and wake up with a fully charged battery.
Charging your electric vehicle at home allows you to take advantage of lower electricity rates during off-peak hours, helping you save on energy costs. Additionally, you contribute to environmental sustainability by reducing your reliance on public stations and fossil fuels.
Specialized Residential Systems
Protecting your home from storm outages, voltage spikes, and water hazards.
Whole-Home Surge Suppression
Installed directly at your main panel to clamp high-voltage spikes from Georgia lightning storms, shielding smart appliances, computers, and EV chargers.
Generator Interlock Kits
Safe, cost-effective manual transfer switches allowing your portable generator to power critical home circuits without hazardous utility backfeeding.
Subpanels for Garages & Sheds
Dedicated 60A to 100A subpanels to supply power to detached workshops, in-law suites, pool pumps, and outdoor kitchen cooking centers.
Lake Lanier Dock Electrical
Marine-grade wiring, boat lift motor connections, shoreline pedestals, and GFCI shock prevention complying strictly with NEC Article 555.
Hot Tub & Pool Wiring
Dedicated 50A/60A 240V circuits with emergency outdoor disconnect switches and equipotential bonding grids for water safety.
Smart Home Electrical Integration
Smart circuit monitoring panels, energy consumption meters, automated timer relays, and smart lighting bridge installations.
The Installation Process with VD Electrical Services
How we deliver high-performance specialized electrical solutions.
Personalized Assessment
At VD Electrical Services, each project begins with a personalized assessment of your home and electrical system. We identify the best location, optimizing space and ensuring all safety requirements are met.
Certified Installation
Our certified technicians ensure a safe installation in compliance with local regulations. We make sure your equipment is installed correctly, providing reliable and durable service.
Multi-Point Safety Testing
We thoroughly test all equipment under full electrical load, verifying ground continuity, voltage drop parameters, and emergency shutoff operation.
Ongoing Support & Care
We don't just install—we also support you after the service. We offer technical support in case any issues arise and provide periodic maintenance to keep equipment optimal.
Serving Homeowners & Businesses Across Georgia
From our headquarters to major metropolitan areas and peaceful lake communities, VD Electrical Services provides prompt, licensed electrical contracting throughout Georgia.
Extra Electrical Services FAQs
Our Extra services encompass specialized installations beyond standard branch circuits: high-speed Level 2 EV home charging, whole-home Type 1 & Type 2 surge protection, portable generator manual interlock switches, subpanels for workshops and detached garages, and marine-grade dock wiring for Lake Lanier and Georgia waterways.
Georgia experiences frequent lightning strikes and intense summer thunderstorms. Power grid fluctuations and lightning spikes can instantly destroy sensitive smart home electronics, HVAC control boards, and expensive EV charging stations. A whole-home surge protector installed directly at your main panel stops surges before they enter your home.
Electrical installations on docks, boat lifts, and shoreline structures are governed by NEC Article 553 and 555. They require GFCI protection on all branch circuits, insulated equipment grounding conductors, weather-resistant marine disconnects, and strict bonding to prevent deadly electric shock drowning (ESD).