Charging that starts with a proper survey
Charger choice made practical
We match charger type and output to your use, parking setup and supply capacity.
Cable routes planned early
Route, distance and wall type are checked before installation day surprises appear.
Help using it on day one
We talk you through the basic controls so the charger makes sense straight away.
Start with the supply, parking and cable route
A charger is only as straightforward as the installation behind it. Before choosing equipment, we look at the electrical supply, the consumer unit, where the vehicle is parked and the most practical route for the cabling. That tells us what type of charger makes sense and whether the property can support it cleanly. In Garforth, we install chargers for regular home use and workplace charging, helping you compare tethered and untethered units, smart features and charging outputs in a way that relates to how the vehicle is actually used. It is a better way to choose than buying a unit first and discovering the awkward bits afterwards.
A tidy installation with the right protection
Once the layout is clear, we can plan mounting, electrical protection, final connection, testing and a simple handover so you know how the charger works. The overall complexity depends on things such as the distance from the supply, wall construction, any groundwork, signal access for smart controls and whether the existing installation needs upgrading first. If extra electrical work is needed, we explain why and how it affects the scope. That way, the finished setup is not just fitted to the wall and left there. It is connected properly, tested properly and practical for day-to-day charging.
Frequently asked questions
Should we choose a tethered or untethered charger?
That depends on how you want to use it, where the vehicle is parked and what finish you prefer. We explain the practical difference between the two, including convenience, cable storage and everyday use, so the choice fits the property instead of just the brochure.
Will the consumer unit need upgrading first?
Sometimes, yes. We check the existing supply, protective devices and available capacity before installation. If the charger needs additional protection or the current setup is not suitable, we explain the reason clearly and include that work in the wider plan.
What information helps before an EV charger survey?
Photos of the consumer unit, a rough idea of the parking position and any likely cable route are all useful. It also helps to know whether the charger is for home or workplace use and whether smart features will rely on a dependable signal at the install point.