Yes. Level 2 home chargers typically require a dedicated 240-volt circuit, often on a 40- to 60-amp breaker, and the installation needs to be compatible with your panel and the charger's specifications. We assess your panel capacity, run the circuit correctly, and install to California code so your charger performs safely and at full rated power.

Watch for outlets or switch plates that are warm or discolored, a burning smell near an outlet, buzzing sounds from a panel, lights that flicker throughout the house rather than in one fixture, and breakers that trip without obvious cause. Any of these can indicate loose connections, undersized wiring, or an overloaded circuit. Stop using the affected circuit and have it inspected by a licensed electrician.

Call (213) 569-5791 and we will let you know current availability — response times depend on scheduling and the nature of the issue. If you smell burning, see smoke, or have exposed live conductors, call 911 or your utility first, then contact us. For any outage or sparking, switch off the affected breaker at the panel before touching anything.

Yes. Aceline Electric holds a California contractor's license classified C-10, Electrical, issued in 2026 and active in good standing with the state. Permits are pulled where the scope of work requires them, and all work is performed to current California Electrical Code.