EV charger installation
in Richmond.

Narrow lots and no front setback mean the car often lives on the street or in a lane at the back. A wall charger needs a parking spot close enough to run a cable to, and permission to do so. Houses with rear lane access are the easiest, since a garage or carport can take a charger on a dedicated circuit. For everyone else, there are options worth discussing. Apartment buildings along the main roads need body corporate approval, load management and often a shared metering plan. We can advise on what to ask your committee. Before we install anything, we check the board and supply, since a small cottage board can fill up quickly. If the numbers don't work for a home charger yet, we'll tell you plainly, and you can explore public charging instead.

What the job involves, warning signs and what's included are on our main ev chargers page. For everything else we do locally, see electrician Richmond.