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Home EV charging point — EV charging-point installer
Tell the installer whether you own or control the parking space, which vehicle you charge and where the electrical intake is located. Photos of the parking area and the route to the house help identify groundworks, access and landlord or shared-property dependencies early.
Service scope
Installation of a private charging point serving a household vehicle or vehicles at an agreed parking space. The work includes assessment of the route from the electrical supply, equipment location and domestic-use requirements, without assuming that a cable may cross public or shared land.
What is normally included
- Domestic parking and supply assessment
- Home charger installation
- Household user handover
What is not included
- Unauthorised cables across public access routes
- Automatic upgrade of the incoming electricity supply
Typical tasks
- Review the household's parking arrangement
- Assess the proposed supply route
- Select a compatible domestic charging arrangement
- Install and test the agreed equipment
- Explain charging controls and support contacts
What to include in your brief
- Vehicle model or charging interface
- Off-street parking details
- Intake and parking photographs
- Approximate cable route
- Ownership or landlord permissions
Choosing the right professional
Ask for a site-specific installation scope rather than assuming a standard package covers every house. Confirm cable routing, protection, wall or post mounting, commissioning and whether app accounts or optional energy features are included.
Important considerations
- A standard advertised installation may exclude long routes or groundworks
- Shared parking can require additional consent and a different operating model
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