OZEV-Approved
We are an OZEV-authorised installer, which means we can apply and claim grants on your behalf where you qualify, and all our work meets current scheme requirements.
Recent EV Charger Installations
Real installations across Norwich & Norfolk
Home install, Norwich
Workplace, Wymondham
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Home install, Hethersett
Why Hethersett Electrical
Why Choose Us for EV Charger Installation
Four reasons homeowners, landlords and local businesses across Norfolk trust us with their EV charger installation.
All Leading Brands
We install Zappi, Ohme, Wallbox, Andersen, Hypervolt and EO chargers. We recommend the right unit for your vehicle and home, not the one we happen to stock.
NAPIT Registered
Every install is completed to 18th Edition wiring regulations, certified on the day, and notified to building control where required. No subcontracting.
Fixed Written Quotes
We survey, price and quote in writing up-front. Any consumer unit or supply upgrades are included, so there are no surprises on installation day.
What we install
EV Charging Solutions for Homes and Businesses
From a single home charger to multi-bay commercial installations, we handle every kind of EV charger project across Norwich and Norfolk.
Home EV Charger Installation
Design, supply and installation of 7 kW home chargers. We fit tethered and untethered units, smart chargers with app control, and solar-compatible models such as the myenergi Zappi.
Workplace & Commercial Charging
EV chargers for offices, retail units, industrial estates and customer car parks. Single, twin and multi-bay systems with load management and billing software where needed.
Landlord & Multi-Dwelling Chargers
Chargers for landlords, flats and apartment blocks, including grant-eligible installs under the current Residential Landlord and Renters & Flat Owners schemes.
Charger Upgrades & Replacements
Replacing older, slower chargers with modern smart units. We also assess and upgrade supply cables, consumer units and earthing where needed to meet current regulations.
How Does an EV Charger Installation Work?
A home EV charger is a dedicated 7 kW charging unit wired directly back to your consumer unit, with its own RCD protection and its own circuit. On a standard 32 amp supply it will charge most electric vehicles from empty to full overnight, far faster than a three-pin plug and significantly safer.
Most domestic installations take half a day to a full day. Workplace and commercial installations take longer because they usually involve load management, larger supply cables and sometimes a DNO notification for the local grid operator.
Before the charger is fitted, we complete a site survey to check the incoming supply, the consumer unit, the proposed cable route and the earthing arrangement. If your supply or consumer unit is not suitable, we will tell you in writing and include any remedial work in the quote so there are no surprises on the day.
Every charger we fit complies with BS 7671 (the 18th Edition wiring regulations), the Electric Vehicles (Smart Charge Points) Regulations 2021, and the manufacturer's installation manual, and is registered with NAPIT and notified to building control where required.
Costs
How Much Does EV Charger Installation Cost in Norfolk?
A genuine, specific price range, not a "from £X". Every home is different, so we always survey and quote in writing before any work starts.
£850 to £1,400
Typical home install, supplied & fitted
A straightforward home EV charger installation in Norwich or the wider Norfolk area typically costs between £850 and £1,400 supplied and fitted, depending on the charger model, the cable run length and whether any upgrades to your consumer unit or supply are needed.
The main factors that affect the price are the charger itself (entry-level smart chargers start around £500, premium models such as the Andersen A2 or Wallbox Pulsar Max Plus are £1,000 or more), the distance from your consumer unit to the charger location, whether the cable needs to be chased into walls or clipped externally, whether your consumer unit needs upgrading, and whether the incoming supply requires a DNO notification.
Workplace and commercial installations are always priced per project, because they depend heavily on the number of sockets, the site layout, any groundworks and whether load management or back-office software is needed.
Free, no-obligation site survey and a fully itemised written quote before any work begins.
The process
What Is Included in an EV Charger Installation?
A typical domestic EV charger installation from Hethersett Electrical includes the following.
- 01
Survey & consultation
An initial survey of your property to check the incoming supply, the consumer unit, the proposed cable route and the charger location. Done on site or, for straightforward jobs, remotely from photos.
- 02
Written fixed quote
A detailed written quote covering the charger, all cabling and containment, any consumer unit or supply upgrades required, and the commissioning and certification. No hidden extras.
- 03
Charger supply
Supply of your chosen EV charger. We work with Zappi, Ohme, Wallbox, Andersen, Hypervolt and other leading brands, and will recommend the right unit for your vehicle, home and budget.
- 04
Cable route & containment
Neat cable routing from your consumer unit to the charger location, either clipped direct, through conduit, or chased into walls where appropriate.
- 05
Electrical work
All electrical work, including a dedicated circuit, RCD type A or type B protection as required, and any consumer unit upgrades, completed by our in-house NAPIT electricians.
- 06
DNO notification
Where required, we complete the notification to UK Power Networks (the local grid operator for Norfolk) on your behalf.
- 07
Commissioning & testing
Full commissioning, load testing, earth loop impedance testing and app setup, including pairing with your vehicle and home Wi-Fi.
- 08
Certification & handover
An electrical installation certificate, manufacturer's warranty registration (typically 3 years), and a walkthrough of how to use the charger, schedule off-peak charging and manage smart features.
Ready to charge at home?
Free, no-obligation survey and fixed quote anywhere in Norwich, Norfolk and South Norfolk.
Grants
EV Charger Grants: What You Can Claim in 2026
The UK government's Electric Vehicle Chargepoint Grant schemes were restructured in April 2026. They are now focused on flats, renters, landlords and workplaces rather than owner-occupied homes with private driveways. All active schemes offer up to £500 per socket.
Renters and flat owners grant
For people who own and live in a flat, or rent any residential property with its own private off-street parking.
Residential landlord chargepoint grant
For landlords fitting chargers at their rental properties, with separate annual limits on total claims.
Workplace Charging Scheme
For businesses and eligible organisations. Up to 40 sockets across all your sites, claimed through your installer.
On-street parking grant
For households with on-street parking where a cross-pavement charging solution can be installed.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
We install EV chargers across Norwich, Hethersett, Wymondham, Cringleford, Costessey, Attleborough, Long Stratton, Thetford, Dereham and surrounding areas in Norfolk. For commercial and workplace projects, we cover the whole of Norfolk and parts of Suffolk.
How much does EV charger installation cost in Norwich?ShowHide
A straightforward home EV charger installation in Norwich and the wider Norfolk area typically costs between £850 and £1,400 supplied and fitted, depending on the charger model, the cable run length and whether any consumer unit or supply upgrades are needed. We always carry out a free survey and provide a fully itemised written quote before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
How long does EV charger installation take?ShowHide
Most domestic installations take from half a day to a full day. Workplace and commercial installs take longer, as they usually involve load management, larger supply cables and sometimes a DNO notification to the local grid operator. We will confirm the expected timescale in your written quote.
Do I need planning permission for a home EV charger?ShowHide
In most cases no. A home charger fitted to a wall or post within your property boundary normally falls under permitted development. Listed buildings, flats and some conservation areas can have additional restrictions, and we will advise you on this during the survey.
Which EV chargers do you install?ShowHide
We install all leading brands, including myenergi Zappi, Ohme, Wallbox, Andersen, Hypervolt and EO. We recommend the right unit for your vehicle, home and budget, rather than the one we happen to stock.
Tethered or untethered charger, which should I choose?ShowHide
A tethered charger has a fixed cable that is always ready to use, while an untethered (socketed) unit lets you use your own cable and keeps the wall unit tidier. We will talk you through the pros and cons for your driveway and vehicle during the survey.
Can I get a grant for my EV charger installation?ShowHide
Possibly. The government EV chargepoint grants are now focused on renters, flat owners, landlords and workplaces rather than owner-occupied homes with driveways. As an OZEV-authorised installer we can check your eligibility and claim any grant you qualify for on your behalf.
Do I need to upgrade my fuse board to have an EV charger fitted?ShowHide
Not always. Many installations work with your existing consumer unit, but some older boards need an upgrade to provide the required protection for an EV circuit. We check this during the survey and include any necessary work in your written quote up-front.
Can you install an EV charger at a business or workplace?ShowHide
Yes. We install single, twin and multi-bay chargers for offices, retail units, industrial estates and customer car parks, with load management and billing software where needed. Workplace projects are priced individually after a site survey.
Will an EV charger increase my electricity bill?ShowHide
Charging at home adds to your electricity use, but a smart charger lets you schedule charging for cheap off-peak hours, which is far cheaper than public rapid chargers. Many EV tariffs make overnight home charging the most cost-effective way to run an electric car.
Can I charge my EV from solar panels?ShowHide
Yes, if you have solar PV and a compatible charger such as the myenergi Zappi, you can set the charger to use surplus solar energy first. We are happy to install solar-compatible chargers, although we do not install the solar PV system itself.
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Where We Install EV Chargers
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Call Hethersett Electrical for a free, no-obligation quote on EV charger installation at home, at work or at a rental property. We will get back to you within 24 hours.
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