
Home EV charger installation in Vineburgh, including homes creating new off-street parking. We're based in Irvine, close to Vineburgh, and fit weatherproof chargers set up to suit your car and tariff, with a free quote.
If you're turning a front garden into a parking space so you can charge at home, you'll usually need the council's permission for a dropped kerb, and the new surface may need planning advice. Sort these first, so the charger can go in as soon as the driveway is ready.
Both your car and a smart charger can set charging times. If both are set, they can clash and the car may not charge at all. It's usually simplest to set the schedule in one place only, and we explain how when we set the charger up in Vineburgh.
Home chargers are made for outdoor use, with casings rated against rain and dust. The plug and socket are designed to be used in the wet, and the charger only switches power on once it's safely connected to the car. Mounting it out of the worst of the weather still helps it last.
From our base in Irvine, we fit chargers across Vineburgh. If your parking space isn't finished yet, we can survey the supply and agree the charger position now, so the cable route is ready when the driveway is laid.
On fitting day, we install and test the charger, then set up charging times in either the app or the car, not both. You leave with the certificate and a charger ready to use on your tariff's cheaper hours.
Tell us what the problem is or what you'd like done. We aim to respond the same day.
We look at the job and give you a free quote, with no obligation and no call-out charge.
We carry out the work, test everything we've worked on and leave you the right certificate for the job.
Yes. A dropped kerb crosses the public pavement, so you need approval from North Ayrshire Council, and the work is usually done by an approved contractor. Get this arranged before booking the charger, as charging cables must not be run across a pavement without one.
Yes. Home chargers and car charging sockets are designed to be used outdoors in all weather. Power only flows once the plug is fully connected and the car and charger have checked each other. Just keep the plug and socket covers closed when not in use.
Not usually. Standard home chargers only send power from the house to the car. A small number of cars and special two-way chargers can power a home, but they're less common and need extra equipment. In a power cut, an ordinary charger simply stops until the supply returns.
It can help. With more people switching to electric cars, a working home charger is something many buyers notice when viewing. It won't suit every buyer, but a neatly fitted, certified charger with its paperwork is unlikely to put anyone off.
We install home chargers in these nearby areas as well.
Tell us where you'll be parking and which car you drive, and we'll plan the charger and send a free quote.