
Home EV charger installation in South Croydon, fitted to your house or garage wall close to where you park. We check your supply first, install a smart charger and show you how to charge on cheaper off-peak rates.

The best spot is on a wall close to where the charging port on your car will be when it's parked. That keeps the cable short and off the ground where people walk. We also think about how easy the cable route back to your fuse box will be.
Many energy suppliers offer EV tariffs with much cheaper electricity overnight. A smart home charger can be scheduled to charge only in those hours, so the car is ready in the morning for far less than public charging usually costs.
Most chargers fixed to a house wall don't need planning permission, though listed buildings can be different. If you own a leasehold flat or rent your home, you'll need permission from the freeholder or landlord before any work starts. We can provide details of the proposed work to help.
We ask for photos of your consumer unit, meter and parking area, or visit if that's easier. We check the main fuse size, the earthing arrangement and the cable route, then confirm the charger position with you. Your free quote includes everything needed on the day.
Installation usually takes around half a day. We fit the charger and its circuit, test it, connect it to your Wi-Fi and set up the app and charging schedule with you. We notify the network operator and give you the certificate for your records.
Call or send a message about the job. For urgent faults we aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
An electrician comes out, checks the job and talks you through the options, then you get a free, no-obligation quote.
When the work is finished, we test everything we've worked on and hand over the right certificate for the job.
Yes, as long as you have off-street parking next to the house, such as a front driveway. Terraced homes can mean a longer cable run from a fuse box at the back, so we'll plan the route carefully and include it in your quote.
The charger will still charge, but smart features such as scheduling may not work without a connection. Some chargers can use mobile data instead, and a Wi-Fi extender is often enough. We test the signal at the charger position during the visit.
You can with the cable supplied with some cars, but it's slow and puts a long, heavy load on a socket that wasn't designed for it. A dedicated home charger is safer and much faster. Occasional use is fine, but it isn't recommended as your everyday option.
Yes, since you're paying for the power that goes into the car, but charging at home on an off-peak EV tariff is usually much cheaper per mile than public rapid chargers. The charger app shows how much energy you've used, so you can keep track of the cost.
We fit home chargers throughout the areas below, with local pages for some. Choose yours.
Tell us your car and where you park, and we'll check your home is ready for a charger.