Home chargers from leading brands, workplace charging, and DC charging that can fill the car straight from your solar and battery. OZEV authorised.

Most homes need a 7kW charger, which fills most cars overnight. We'll recommend what suits your car and supply, not the dearest box.
Hypervolt, Andersen, myenergi or Ohme, or a Tesla or SolarEdge charger to match your solar system. Smart, tidy chargers with an app for scheduling cheap overnight charging. We’ll recommend the one that suits your car and your driveway.
We check your supply and fuse board first. The charger usually goes on its own small board, so your existing electrics are left alone.
A sensor on your incoming supply lets the charger ease off when the oven, shower and kettle are all going, so the main fuse isn’t overloaded.
A smart charger can follow your solar. Tesla and SolarEdge chargers work with their own solar and battery systems (Tesla's solar charging needs a Powerwall and a Tesla car), and with a Sigenergy system the DC charger can charge the car straight from your panels and battery.
Set a schedule in the app and the car fills up on an off-peak rate while you sleep.
Vehicle-to-home charging lets a compatible car power your house in the evening, then refill when electricity is cheap or the sun is out. It needs a car and a charger that both support it, and more are on the way. Ask us what works with yours.







We look at where you park, the cable route and your fuse board, and tell you straight if anything needs doing first.
A fixed price for the charger and the fitting. If you qualify for a grant, we check and claim it for you.
We fit the charger ourselves, run the cable neatly and test it all. A standard install takes about half a day, and we tell the DNO for you.
The app set up on your phone, your certificate, and a walk-through of scheduling cheap charging.

Until 31 March 2027, the government still pays towards chargers for:
There's no general grant for homeowners with a driveway any more. Each grant pays 75% of the cost, up to the limit shown. As an OZEV-authorised installer, we check eligibility and claim it for you.
A standard home charger takes about half a day. A long cable run or extra work on your electrics can add to that. We check both first, so there are no surprises, and tell you how long it will take before we start.
Yes, always, and we do it for you as part of the install.
Yes. A smart charger can follow your solar, so the car fills up on your own spare power. Tesla and SolarEdge chargers do this with their own solar and battery systems (Tesla's needs a Powerwall and a Tesla car), and with a Sigenergy system the DC charger can charge straight from panels and battery.
Usually not. We generally fit the charger on its own small board, separate from your consumer unit, so your existing electrics are left alone. If your consumer unit is a recent one, we may be able to connect the charger straight into it instead. We check at the survey and tell you which it will be.
Tell us your car and where you park, and we'll tell you the best way to charge it.
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