EV Charging

Safe charging stations for homes and commercial car parks

Design, installation, and maintenance of EV charging stations for homes and commercial premises, with a careful assessment of available electrical capacity before execution to avoid surprises later.

For commercial sites, we deliver network-connected (OCPP) charging solutions supporting remote monitoring and per-user billing.

Where It Sits in the Build Programme

Available electrical capacity is assessed and a dedicated circuit run at first fix, while the charger is mounted and commissioned at handover once the power supply is confirmed ready.

How We Deliver Every Service

Regardless of system type, we follow the same engineering methodology from the first site visit through handover.

  • Site survey & requirements assessment
  • Engineering design & Bill of Quantities (BOQ)
  • Supply & installation
  • Testing & commissioning
  • Handover & user training
  • Ongoing maintenance, optional under an AMC

Standards & Technologies

IEC 61851 Conductive charging standard
Type 2 connector The regionally standard connector
OCPP For remote monitoring and billing at commercial sites

Typical Scope by Project Size

Residential Villa

One or two home chargers, with smart load management matched to the villa's existing electrical capacity to avoid a panel upgrade where possible.

Commercial / Multi-Floor Project

Multiple charging stations with load balanced against available site capacity, plus OCPP-based remote monitoring and usage billing for shared or public car parks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my home need an electrical upgrade to install a charger?

It depends on the existing panel's capacity and the charger's power rating — assessed during the site survey; smart load management can often avoid a full upgrade.

AC or DC charging — what's the difference?

AC (Type 2) covers standard overnight home or workplace charging; DC fast-charging is for high-turnover commercial sites that need a rapid top-up.

Can usage on a shared charger be monitored and billed?

Yes, OCPP-networked chargers support per-user usage tracking and billing at commercial sites.