Reliable Electricians in Lakewood, OH

No, installing an EV charger at your Lakewood home on your own is not recommended and typically not permitted under city and state electrical safety codes.

Home EV chargers, especially Level 2 chargers that require a 240-volt circuit, must be installed by a licensed electrician and inspected by the local building department to ensure full compliance with Lakewood’s electrical and fire safety regulations.

With Mr. Electric, you’re covered by The Neighborly Done Right Promise®, guaranteeing professional and thorough work. If you’re unsatisfied, we’ll return to correct the issue at no extra cost within one year.

If you experience a power outage during storms in Lakewood, such as the recent severe thunderstorm, which brought heavy rain, strong winds, and caused downed power lines and localized outages, follow these steps immediately to ensure safety and quick restoration:

1. Contact Mr. Electric of Cleveland right away for emergency power restoration services. Our team provides prompt, same-day response to help restore your electricity safely and efficiently.
2. Stay safely away from any downed or hanging power lines and report them to your local utility company or city authorities.
3. Use flashlights instead of candles to avoid fire hazards during outages and disconnect sensitive electronics to protect against power surges when electricity returns.
4. If flooding accompanied the storm, avoid electrical appliances and outlets that may have been exposed to water until inspected by a licensed electrician.
5. Keep a phone charged and maintain communication to stay informed about restoration efforts.

After this severe storm, Lakewood faced power interruptions and several road closures due to fallen limbs and wires. Our electricians have experience responding to such emergencies, working swiftly to diagnose issues, repair or replace damaged wiring, and restore power with safety as the priority.

All our electricians are licensed and insured according to Ohio’s standards, holding the necessary certifications from the Ohio Construction Industry Licensing Board. They continuously update their skills to comply with safety regulations and local codes.