EV Charging Made Simple
Based in Bury St Edmunds we cover a 25-mile radius
across Suffolk & Cambridgeshire
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Every property layout is different, and drivers have varying requirements depending on battery size, mileage, and utility tariffs. We supply and fit an extensive range of electric car chargers from the UK market’s most respected manufacturers:
Ohme Home Pro
Myenergi Zappi
Easee One
Andersen A2 and Andersen Quartz
An electric car charger works best when it forms part of an efficient, connected property. We install modern smart-home automation systems that allow homeowners and businesses to take complete control of their electrics from a single interface. By combining smart heating controls, automated lighting schedules, and EV charging cycles, you can significantly reduce daily energy usage and cut down your electricity bills.
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You can set heating to drop when rooms are empty, automate external and internal lights to make properties look occupied while you are away, and divert domestic power to your car when local grid rates fall overnight. We bring the whole system together so your home runs safely, securely, and efficiently.
Getting an electric vehicle charger installed should be a simple, well-managed job. We survey your incoming supply, check the main earth bonding, and inspect your consumer unit before work begins. If your fuse board lacks space or does not have modern Type A RCD protection, we upgrade your board as part of the installation.
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We route tough, weather-resistant cables beneath floors or along external walls with minimal visual impact, positioning the charger right where your vehicle sits. Before leaving, we test the circuit thoroughly, register the installation with building control, and demonstrate the software controls on your phone.
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The charger model, distance from the electrical supply, cable route and any upgrades needed all affect the cost. A charger near a suitable consumer unit may be simpler to install than one requiring a long cable run or groundwork. We assess your property before recommending an installation and pricing the work.
Not always. We need to assess your consumer unit, incoming supply and existing electrical demand first. Depending on the findings, additional protection, load management or an upgrade may be required. If the network operator needs to be involved, this can affect the installation arrangements and timescale.
Many home chargers can be used with different vehicles that have a compatible charging connection. The cable or socket arrangement and the car’s charging capability need checking. Tell us which car you have and whether you expect to change it, so we can help you choose a suitable charger.
It depends on the amount of charge needed, your battery size and the charging power supported by both the car and installation. A larger battery takes longer to charge at the same power, and topping up takes less time than charging from nearly empty. We can discuss a realistic estimate for your vehicle and proposed charger.
Compatible smart chargers can schedule charging for cheaper tariff periods. Some models can also use surplus solar generation. The features depend on the charger, tariff and your existing equipment, so check compatibility before choosing a model. Solar charging also depends on how much surplus energy is available.
On-street parking needs a separate assessment. Running a charging cable across a pavement can create a hazard and may not be permitted. Speak to your local authority about authorised options before arranging an installation. We can discuss the electrical side once a suitable parking and cable arrangement has been established.