Local EV Charger Installations

Yes, you can have an EV charger installed at your home, and it’s one of the most convenient and cost-effective ways to charge your electric vehicle. Home EV charger installation allows you to charge overnight, avoid public charging queues, and take advantage of cheaper off-peak electricity tariffs. Most homes are suitable for an EV charger, and we carry out a full assessment before installation to ensure everything is safe and compliant.

We offer competitive EV charger installation prices starting from £675, which typically includes supply, installation, and testing. The final cost depends on factors such as the charger model you choose, cable run length, and any additional electrical work required. We provide clear, upfront pricing with no hidden costs.

Every installation is slightly different, but most home EV charger installations are completed in under 2 hours. Straightforward installations with easy access to the consumer unit can often be completed even faster. More complex setups may take a little longer, but in most cases you’ll be charging your car the very same day.

In the vast majority of cases, a full rewire is not required. Most modern homes can support an EV charger without major upgrades. Occasionally, older properties may need minor additional electrical work to meet current safety standards, but this is usually minimal and identified during our initial checks.

The main differences are features, design, and future compatibility. Higher-end EV chargers often support solar panels, home battery systems, smart charging, and mobile apps that help reduce energy costs. More affordable chargers focus on reliable, straightforward charging. We help you choose a charger that fits both your home and your lifestyle.

The best EV charger depends on your needs rather than just your vehicle. Compatibility with your car’s plug type and charging power is essential, but most modern chargers support all common EVs. Features such as smart scheduling, solar integration, and design preferences usually play a bigger role in choosing the right charger.

Home charging is slower than rapid public chargers, but it’s designed for convenience. Most home EV chargers fully recharge a vehicle overnight, making them ideal for daily use. With many energy suppliers offering very low overnight EV tariffs, home charging is often the cheapest way to run an electric vehicle — and your car charges while you sleep.