Charging electric cars at home is now easier than ever. Get your EV charging point installed now by our expert team.
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Home EV Charging is often cheaper than using public charging stations or petrol. You can take advantage of off-peak electricity rates, and some utility companies offer special EV charging tariffs, further reducing your costs.
Say goodbye to inconvenient extension leads and wondering whether you are overloading your home’s electrical supply. With a home EV charger, you no longer have to worry about any of these inconvenient and often annoying issues.
Our Home EV charging point communicates directly with your car, making charging at home much safer than alternative methods. Welcome to high-performance, smart charging with a host of smart-enabled services.
With over 200,000 Electric Car owners across the UK, installing an EV charger can be an attractive addition for potential home buyers. With Petrol and Diesel Cars being fazed out by 2030, installing a Home Charging Point is a Future Proof Investment.
If your EV Charger is connected to your Solar PV System, you will be able to charge your Electric Vehicle for free with any surplus Solar Energy. When you combine the two, you can see even greater benefits and cost savings.
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The adoption of home EV charging stations has been growing rapidly. In 2021, over 1 million home charging units were installed worldwide.
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We can advise you on the type and positioning of your charge point, install a dedicated electrical circuit, and discuss any additional sockets you may want to have installed. We offer a hand-picked selection of charge points from high-quality manufacturers, they are reliable, stylish, competitively priced and are covered by a 3-year manufacturer warranty.
A standard 7kW home charger is typically £800–£1,200 fully installed across Poole, Bournemouth and Dorset, depending on the charger you choose and how far your parking is from the consumer unit. We give you a fixed price up front — and where the cable run is longer or the consumer unit needs attention, we’ll quote that clearly after a quick survey.
The government’s EV chargepoint grant is no longer open to homeowners in single houses, but landlords and people living in flats or rented homes may still qualify for up to £350 towards an installation. Businesses can also access workplace charging schemes covering multiple units. We’ll tell you honestly whether you’re eligible.
Do I need an approved installer? Yes — home charge points must be fitted by a qualified, approved electrician to meet Part P and BS 7671. We’re NAPIT-approved and notify your DNO where it’s required.
How long does it take? A typical home installation is completed in half a day.
Can you install if my parking is away from the house? Usually yes — we plan the cable route and protection on a short survey first.
Will a smart charger save me money? Yes — a smart charger lets you schedule charging for cheaper overnight electricity, and can balance with solar if you have it.
Home charging allows you to start each day with a full battery, so you don't have to worry about finding a charging station during your daily routine.
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Our team has more than 20 years experience servicing customers throughout Dorset, Hampshire and Wiltshire. We pride ourselves on being a friendly, honest and dependable company that you can trust, and we have numerous reviews from satisfied customers to back this up.
Investing heavily in advanced equipment and machinery ensured that we can do the most thorough and professional job possible when it comes to all kinds of electrical and related work.
We currently employ a team of fully qualified electricians and a number of apprentices. We have been registered with the ECA and therefore all our electricians are JIB registered.
An EV charger install often goes hand in hand with a consumer unit upgrade if your existing board is old or full, and pairs perfectly with solar PV and battery storage so you can charge from your own energy. We also handle new electrical installations, commercial and workplace charging, and EICR safety inspections. We install EV chargepoints across Dorset, including Poole, Bournemouth and the surrounding towns.
It depends on the charger you choose and how far the cable needs to run from your consumer unit. We survey the property and give you a clear, fixed quote up front — including any board upgrade if one is needed.
Yes — an EV charger runs on its own dedicated circuit and must be a smart, OZEV-standard chargepoint. We install 7kW smart chargers from the leading brands, tethered or untethered to suit you.
Yes. With solar PV and a compatible charger or home battery, you can use your own generated electricity to charge your car — cutting your running costs. Our renewables division can design the whole system.
The government EV chargepoint grant is available for people living in flats and rented homes, and there’s a separate Workplace Charging Scheme for businesses. We can advise on your eligibility.
Yes — every chargepoint is installed on a dedicated circuit, certified to BS 7671, and notified as required. You’ll receive the relevant electrical certificate on completion.
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The cost of installation can vary widely based on factors such as charger type, electrical panel capacity, and installation complexity. You can however refer to our listed products above to get a good idea of cost, and of course use the form to contact us if you would like expert advice from us and we can then give you an accurate quotation for Home EV Charging.
There are two main types of home EV chargers: Level 1 (120V) and Level 2 (240V). Level 2 chargers are faster and more common for home installations.
Charging times depend on the battery size and charger speed. A Level 2 charger typically adds about 20-30 miles of range per hour, while a Level 1 charger adds about 3-5 miles per hour.
While some Level 1 chargers can be plugged into a standard outlet, Level 2 chargers usually require professional installation by a licensed electrician for safety and compliance reasons.
While some Level 1 chargers can be plugged into a standard outlet, Level 2 chargers usually require professional installation by a licensed electrician for safety and compliance reasons.
Yes, many home chargers are compatible with multiple EVs. However, only one vehicle can charge at a time unless you install a dual-port charger.
Most home chargers are designed to work with various EV makes and models, but it’s essential to check compatibility with your specific vehicle.
Many governments offer incentives, tax credits, or rebates to encourage the installation of home EV chargers. These incentives can help offset the installation costs.
Yes, you can pair your home EV charger with solar panels to charge your electric vehicle with clean, renewable energy, further reducing your carbon footprint.
Home EV chargers typically require minimal maintenance. Regularly inspect the unit for physical damage and ensure the electrical connections are secure. Additionally, keep the charging cable clean and free of debris.
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