
EV charger installation in Lydgate, including homes with long drives and detached garages. We travel from Lees to plan the cable run, choose the right charger power and fit it safely at your Lydgate property.

If you park well away from the house, the charger may need a long cable run, often in armoured cable buried across the garden or drive. Longer runs need thicker cable to avoid losing power. We measure the route and size the cable correctly.
Most homes have a single-phase supply, which limits a charger to around 7kW. A 22kW charger needs a three-phase supply, which few houses have, and many cars can't charge that fast at home anyway. For most Lydgate homes, 7kW is the right choice.
A charger fixed to an outside wall needs to cope with rain, frost and wind. We fit units with a suitable weather rating and position them so the cable isn't stretched across a path. A cable holder keeps it tidy and off the ground.
We travel to Lydgate from Lees for the survey. During the survey, we measure the distance from the consumer unit to the charger position, check your supply and agree the best route. You get a free quote, including any trenching needed.
On the day, we lay and connect the cable, fit the charger and test the circuit. If we've dug a trench, we backfill it neatly. We set up the charger, notify the network operator and give you the certificate.
Tell us what's wrong or what you need doing. For urgent faults we offer a same day response.
There's no call-out charge. We look at the job and give you a free quote before any work begins.
We finish the work, test it and leave you with the right certificate for the job.
Yes. Long runs are common, and the cable is usually armoured and buried or fixed along a wall. The further it goes, the thicker the cable needs to be, so we measure the route carefully and include any trenching in the quote.
Usually not. A 22kW charger needs a three-phase supply, which most homes don't have, and many cars can only take around 7kW from a home charger. A 7kW charger fully charges most cars overnight, which suits most households and avoids the cost of a supply upgrade.
Yes. If the garage already has a suitable supply, the charger may be fed from it. If not, we run a new armoured cable from the house. We check the existing garage wiring first to make sure it can safely take the load.
We keep it as tidy as we can. The trench is narrow, the turf or surface is lifted carefully and put back afterwards. Under paving or drives, we may lift and relay slabs or use ducting. We agree the route with you before starting.
We also install EV chargers in these places near Lydgate.
Tell us how far your parking is from the house and we'll plan the cable run and quote for your charger.