EV Charger Installers in East Riding of Yorkshire

Check that the installer is OZEV-approved if you want to claim the £350 grant (for eligible renters and flat-dwellers). They should also hold Part P electrical certification. Compare at least 2–3 quotes from installers in East Riding of Yorkshire, ask which charger brands they supply, and check whether the quote includes any consumer unit upgrades if needed. Look for installers with experience fitting chargers alongside solar panel systems if you have or plan to add solar.

A typical EV charger installation in East Riding of Yorkshire costs £800–£1,200 including the charger unit and labour for a standard installation. Prices can be higher if your consumer unit needs upgrading, the cable run from your fuse box to the charger location is long, or additional earthing work is required. The OZEV grant provides up to £350 off for eligible applicants. Popular charger brands include Hypervolt, Andersen, Ohme, and Easee.

Not all EV charger installers are OZEV-approved. You must use an OZEV-approved installer to claim the £350 Electric Vehicle Chargepoint Grant (for eligible renters and flat-dwellers). On this page, all listed installers serve East Riding of Yorkshire. All installers should hold Part P electrical certification as a minimum.

A standard EV charger installation takes 2–4 hours. This includes mounting the charger, running the cable from your consumer unit, and testing. If your fuse box needs upgrading or the cable run is long (e.g. garage at the end of the garden), it may take a full day. Most installers can book within 1–2 weeks. The installer should carry out a site survey first — many do this remotely using photos you provide.

Yes. If you have solar panels, you can use excess solar energy to charge your car for free. Many modern EV chargers (Hypervolt, Ohme, Zappi) support solar diversion or integration with your solar system via an app. A typical 4kW solar system generates enough surplus energy to add 15–25 miles of range per day in summer. Ask your installer about solar-compatible chargers and whether they can set up smart charging to prioritise solar energy.