Practical charging starts with assessment
Parking position checked
We place the unit so its cable reaches without creating an obstruction.
Supply demand assessed
We check capacity before adding a regular high-load charging circuit.
Controls explained
We help you understand the charger's everyday settings after fitting.
Charge at home without relying on a socket
A dedicated home EV charger gives you a fixed place for regular charging and keeps cable management simpler than relying on a standard socket. Before fitting anything, we assess the electrical supply, consumer unit provision and earthing. We also look at where the vehicle parks and how a cable can reach the charger without crossing a path or becoming a daily trip hazard. The route from the supply to the charging point affects both the installation and how tidy the finished job can be. Good positioning matters just as much as choosing the unit.
Match the charger to your routine
Output, vehicle compatibility and available electrical capacity all shape the choice. You may also need to decide between tethered and untethered leads, along with smart controls that suit how and when you charge. We consider exposure to weather, cable reach and convenient access before fixing the final position. Installation includes the dedicated circuit and suitable protection, followed by connection and testing. We then help with the basic setup so you understand how to connect, control and use the charger in normal day-to-day charging.
Frequently asked questions
Can any home have an EV charging point fitted?
A suitable parking position is needed, along with an electrical supply that can support the proposed charger. We assess capacity, earthing, consumer unit provision and the cable route before confirming the installation scope.
Where should a home EV charger be positioned?
It should be within practical cable reach of the charging port without blocking access or leaving leads across regular walkways. Weather exposure, fixing surface and the route back to the supply also influence the position.
Should we choose a tethered or untethered charger?
A tethered unit keeps its lead attached for quick use. An untethered unit has a socket and lets you store the cable separately. The better choice depends on your vehicle, parking routine and preference for cable storage.