How much does an EV charger installation cost?

The cost typically ranges from £800 to £1,500 depending on the charger type, installation complexity, and whether any electrical upgrades are needed. If you already have a charger or wish to purchase one separately, we provide an installation only service which starts from £500.

Can I have an EV charger without a driveway?

Yes. There are many options on offer and there is even Kerbocharge, a company which provides a channel through a pavement to where your car is charged.

Do I need a consumer unit upgrade for an EV charger?

We usually fit a separate, dedicated EV consumer unit as standard, but in some cases, an EV charger installation may require a consumer unit upgrade to ensure your electrical system can safely handle the additional load and meet current regulations.

Can I get a grant for EV charger installation?

Some UK government schemes or workplace grants may be available depending on eligibility. We are a registered Office For Zero Emissions (OZEV) EV charge point installer, so let us know if you have a grant in place.

Do I need planning permission for an EV charger?

In most cases, no planning permission is required for a domestic EV charger installation, although listed buildings or flats may have specific requirements.

EV charger installation

Our EV charger installation service provides a safe, convenient, and efficient way to charge your electric vehicle at home or your business. Our qualified electricians install a wide range of EV charging points, ensuring every installation meets current electrical regulations and is tailored to your property's needs. We offer installation only or supply and fit. Have a look through our range of Andersen chargers in the shop

The cost typically ranges from £800 to £1,500 depending on the charger type, installation complexity, and whether any electrical upgrades are needed. If you already have a charger or wish to purchase one separately, we provide an installation only service which starts from £500.
Yes. There are many options on offer and there is even Kerbocharge, a company which provides a channel through a pavement to where your car is charged.
We usually fit a separate, dedicated EV consumer unit as standard, but in some cases, an EV charger installation may require a consumer unit upgrade to ensure your electrical system can safely handle the additional load and meet current regulations.
Some UK government schemes or workplace grants may be available depending on eligibility. We are a registered Office For Zero Emissions (OZEV) EV charge point installer, so let us know if you have a grant in place.
In most cases, no planning permission is required for a domestic EV charger installation, although listed buildings or flats may have specific requirements.