Electric car charging point installation

Hales & Coultas offers a wide range of electric vehicle (EV) charging points and stations that are compatible with all plug-in vehicle brands.

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Being an independent installer allows us to source different product solutions from many leading manufacturers of EV chargers to best suit your needs.

Contact us to discuss electric car charging point installation and which solutions might be best for your business or home.

  • We offer the full install service for you
  • Smart charging EV app
  • We can be flexible with our appointment times to suit you

Installing EV chargers

See our tried and trusted method of installing EV chargers

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Installing electric vehicle (EV) charging points at home:

Step 1 : We will attend your property to carry out a survey and discuss what options are available to you.

Step 2 : quote will be supplied covering all of our costs upfront

Step 3 : Our installer will attend on a day and time convenient to you to begin the installation. Our working hours start from 8am so we usually aim to be with you between 8-9am on the day of installation.

Step 4 : Our installer will carry out the installation of your charger, Our installer will need to fit your charger in your chosen location, run the cable to the charger and connect to your electricity supply.

Step 5 : Once your charger’s been fitted, our installer will make sure that it’s working and check any connections you’re then free to plug in and charge up your car.

A parking lot with charging stations for electric cars.

In the workplace

Your business may be looking at how you can move to an electric fleet or simply provide charging points for your customers and staff.

With 57% of Britons considering EV’s for their next vehicle purchase2 plus the tax breaks for electric company cars, installing electric car chargers could be good for your net zero targets as well as boosting revenue.

Step 1 : We will attend your property to carry out a survey and discuss what options are available to you.

Step 2 : quote will be supplied covering all of our costs upfront

Step 3 : Our installer will attend on a day and time convenient to you to begin the installation. Our working hours start from 8am so we usually aim to be with you between 8-9am on the day of installation.

Step 4 : Our installer will carry out the installation of your charger, Our installer will need to fit your charger in your chosen location, run the cable to the charger and connect to your electricity supply.

Step 5 : Once your charger’s been fitted, our installer will make sure that it’s working and check any connections you’re then free to plug in and charge up your car.

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Is it worth installing a home EV charger?

It’s definitely worth installing a home EV charger, as it’ll save you 43% on the cost of charging in public. You’ll cut your costs by hundreds of pounds per year, allowing you to break even on your home EV charger in less than two years, on average.

If you’re able to charge an electric car (or plug-in hybrid) at home, you’ll benefit from having the most convenient and the cheapest way to charge your vehicle.

It works out much cheaper than filling up a traditional petrol or diesel car, based on our calculations. It’s more convenient and usually cheaper (unless you’re able to consistently use free charging points) than using public chargers.

Find out all you need to know, including what type of charger you need, how to speed up charging and the cost to install.

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