
Home EV charger installation in Lees, so you can charge on your own drive, often overnight on a cheaper tariff. We check your supply, fit the charger neatly and set up the app, with a free quote first.

A normal socket can charge a car, but it's slow and isn't designed to run at full load for many hours, night after night. A home charger is several times faster, has protection built for the job and talks to the car, so charging stops safely when it's done.
Many energy suppliers offer tariffs with cheaper electricity overnight. A smart home charger can be set to charge only during those hours, so the car is ready in the morning for less. We show you how to set a schedule in the charger's app before we leave.
A charger draws a lot of power for hours at a time. We check your main fuse and the load from your other appliances. Most chargers can be set to slow down when the house is using a lot, so the main fuse isn't overloaded. Occasionally the supply needs upgrading first.
Before the visit, we ask for photos of your consumer unit, electricity meter and parking area, or we come and look. This lets us plan the cable route and check your supply. If your consumer unit needs work, we tell you at this stage and include it in the free quote.
On installation day, the power is off for a short time while we connect the new circuit. We mount the charger, run and clip the cable neatly, test everything and connect the charger to your Wi-Fi. You get a certificate, and we notify your network operator for you.
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.
A typical 7kW home charger is around three times faster than a three-pin plug. That usually means a full charge overnight for most cars, rather than a day or more. The exact time depends on your car's battery size and how much it can take.
Usually, yes, but the fuse box may need replacing first. An old board often has no space for a new circuit or lacks the protection a charger needs. We check during the survey and include any consumer unit work in your quote, so you know the full picture.
As close as possible to where you park, ideally on the wall next to your drive. The cable should reach your car's charging port easily without crossing a footpath. We also consider the route back to your consumer unit to keep the installation neat.
Most smart chargers connect over Wi-Fi so you can schedule charging and track use in the app. If your Wi-Fi doesn't reach the drive, some chargers can use a mobile signal or a wired connection instead. We check the signal during the survey.
We fit home chargers in Lees and the surrounding towns and villages. Pick your area to see more.
Tell us which car you drive and where you park, and we'll quote for a home charger that suits it.