EV Charger Installation
EV charger installation covers assessing your existing electrical supply, fitting a dedicated circuit and charge point (home or workplace), and testing and certifying the installation so it charges safely and reliably.
When You Need EV Charger
- You've bought or are about to collect an electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle
- Your workplace or landlord wants charge points added for staff or tenants
- An existing charger is faulty, undersized, or was never properly certified
- You're extending your driveway or garage and want charging designed in from the start
EV Charger Cost
£635–£1,194
This is a typical range, not a fixed price — we'll confirm an exact quote after assessing your supply and the installation site.
What affects the price?
- • Distance from the consumer unit to the charging point
- • Whether your existing supply has spare capacity or needs an upgrade
- • Charger brand and specification (tethered vs untethered, smart features)
- • Any groundworks needed for cabling to a driveway or detached garage
How Long Does It Take?
Most home EV charger installations take half a day to a full day, including testing.
Regulations & Standards
EV charger installations must be tested to BS 7671 and, where applicable, meet the relevant requirements for OZEV-funded home and workplace charging schemes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to install an EV charger at home?
A typical home EV charger installation costs around £635–£1,194, depending on cable run and whether your supply needs any upgrading — we confirm an exact price after a site check.
Can my existing electrical supply handle an EV charger?
Most modern domestic supplies can handle a single home charger, but we always check your supply capacity and existing load before installing, and will flag it if an upgrade is needed.
How long does EV charger installation take?
A standard home installation typically takes half a day to a full day, including final testing and certification.
Do I need permission to install a home EV charger?
Most homes don't need planning permission for a wall-mounted charger, though flats, listed buildings, and some driveway locations can have extra requirements — we can advise on your specific property.
Get a Quote for EV Charger
No obligation. Free, fixed quote after a brief site visit or a quick chat about your job.