Home charging
A 7 kW smart charger adds roughly 20 to 30 miles of range per hour, enough to fill most cars overnight. Scheduled charging lets you use cheaper off-peak tariffs.
Charging at home or at work
Workplace charging
Single or multiple 7 kW and 22 kW charge points for staff, visitors and fleet vehicles, with load management to protect your supply.
Charge your car from your own roof
Smart chargers can use surplus solar power that would otherwise be exported, so your car fills up from your own panels. Combine that with a battery and an off-peak tariff, and most charging becomes very low cost.
Explore home solar and batteriesDone properly, not just plugged in
An EV charger is one of the largest loads a home will ever have. Every installation includes the checks that make it safe.
- Supply and load assessment
- Earthing and PEN detection
- Consumer unit check and upgrade if needed
- Neat cable runs and weatherproof fittings
- Registration with the network operator
- Full testing and certification
Customer review
“Scott went the extra mile to ensure that all work was completed safely and to a very high standard. The installation was neat, timely, and carried out with great efficiency.”Andrew Appleyard22 kW EV charger installation
EV charger questions, answered
Straight answers to the things people ask us most. Anything else, just call.
Get a free quoteHow long does an EV charger installation take?
Most home installations are completed in half a day to a day.
Should I choose a 7 kW or 22 kW charger?
Most homes have a single-phase supply, which suits a 7 kW charger. A 22 kW charger needs a three-phase supply and a car that can accept 22 kW, so it is more common at business premises.
Do I need off-street parking?
Yes. You need a driveway or private parking space next to where the charger will be fitted, so the cable does not cross a pavement.
Are there grants for EV chargers?
Government grants are available for some renters, flat owners, landlords and businesses. Eligibility changes, so we will check what applies to you when we quote.
Can my charger use solar power?
Yes. Many smart chargers can divert surplus solar energy to your car. We can set this up with new or existing solar panels.
Get your charge point fitted
Tell us your car, your parking and where your meter is, and we will do the rest.
