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EV Charger Installation

EV Charger Installation in West Sussex & the South East

Professional home and commercial EV charging solutions. NICEIC approved, City & Guilds qualified. Smart charging, load management and OZEV grant assistance.

Pod Point Approved Installer

Home vs commercial EV charging

Home charging

  • 7kW single-phase charger — adds ~30 miles per hour of charge
  • Smart scheduling to charge overnight at cheapest tariff rates
  • Pair with solar & battery to charge from stored free energy
  • Wall-mounted, weatherproof, app-controlled
  • Installation typically completed in half a day

Commercial & workplace charging

  • 7kW to 22kW chargers — single or multi-bay installations
  • Load management to prevent overloading your electrical supply
  • RFID access, usage tracking and billing options
  • OZEV Workplace Charging Scheme grant assistance
  • Scalable — start with 2 bays, expand as demand grows

Recent commercial EV charger installation

22kW dual EV chargers installed at a commercial premises in Sunbury, Surrey — keeping a fleet of electric vans and cars charged and ready for the road every day.

22kW dual EV charger installed at a commercial fleet depot in Sunbury, Surrey — charging cable connected to electric van
Dual-socket 22kW commercial EV charger pedestal installed at Sunbury, Surrey fleet depot
Multiple 22kW EV charger pedestals installed at a commercial premises in Sunbury, Surrey — fleet of electric vans charging

Sunbury, Surrey — 22kW dual-socket commercial EV chargers for fleet vehicles

Our installation process

1

Free site assessment

We check your electrical supply capacity, consumer unit, cable route options and mounting location. We confirm whether your supply can handle a charger or if an upgrade is needed.

2

Charger recommendation

Based on your vehicle, usage patterns and electrical supply, we recommend the right charger. We explain smart features, app control and tariff integration options.

3

Clear quote

You receive an itemised quote covering the charger, installation, any electrical upgrades and grant deductions (where eligible). No hidden costs.

4

Professional installation

Our NICEIC approved, City & Guilds qualified engineers install your charger. Home installations typically take half a day. We test, commission and register your unit.

5

Handover & setup

We set up your app, configure smart charging schedules and walk you through everything. Full documentation and certification provided.

What affects EV charger installation cost?

Charger type & speed

7kW single-phase chargers are standard for homes. 22kW three-phase chargers are faster but require a 3-phase supply. DC rapid chargers (50kW+) are for commercial/public use.

Cable run distance

The distance from your consumer unit to the charger location affects cost. Longer runs need more cable and may require additional containment or groundwork.

Electrical supply capacity

If your supply cannot handle the additional load, you may need a supply upgrade or a load management device. We check this during the survey.

Consumer unit condition

Older consumer units may need upgrading to meet current regulations. We identify this upfront so there are no surprises.

Smart features

Basic chargers are cheaper. Smart chargers with app control, tariff scheduling, solar integration and load management cost more but save money long-term.

OZEV grant eligibility

The Workplace Charging Scheme covers up to 75% of purchase and installation costs (capped at £350 per socket, up to 40 sockets). We handle the paperwork.

Home EV charger installation: typically £800 – £1,500

Commercial multi-bay installations vary by scope. We provide a detailed quote after your free site assessment.

Common EV charger mistakes

1.

Choosing a non-smart charger

Basic chargers cannot schedule charging for cheap overnight rates or integrate with solar. A smart charger pays for the price difference within months through tariff savings.

2.

Not checking your electrical supply

Adding a 7kW charger to an already-loaded supply can trip your main fuse. We always assess your supply capacity and recommend load management or upgrades where needed.

3.

DIY or unqualified installation

EV charger installation must comply with BS 7671 and IET guidance. Incorrect installation can void your charger warranty, your car warranty and your home insurance.

4.

Ignoring future needs

If you might get a second EV or switch to a larger vehicle, plan for it now. Installing cabling for a second charger during the first install is much cheaper than retrofitting later.

EV charger FAQ

Ready to charge at home?

Book a free site assessment. We will check your supply, recommend the right charger and give you an honest, itemised quote.

Serving West Sussex, Horsham, Crawley, Worthing, Brighton and the South East UK.