What makes charger installation work better
Location chosen properly
Parking position, cable route and daily use all shape where the charger should go.
Capacity checked first
We assess the existing supply before committing to the installation layout.
Tested and handed over
The charger is checked after fitting and everyday use is explained clearly.
Charging points planned around how you actually park
An EV charger is most useful when the location, the cable route and the electrical supply all make sense together. We install chargers for domestic driveways, workplace parking and other business premises, starting with the practical questions first - where does the vehicle park, what capacity is available, where should the charger sit and how will the cable reach it cleanly and safely? With Martin and Son Electrical Ltd, that early assessment shapes the whole installation, so you are not left with awkward positioning or a charger that looked fine on paper but feels wrong every day.
Supply checks, safe protection and a proper handover
A charger needs its own dedicated circuit, suitable protective equipment and secure mounting, not a hurried add-on to whatever was already there. We look at charging needs, site layout and likely future demand before the specification is settled, then test the installation properly at the end. Everyday use matters too, so we talk you through the practical side once the charger is fitted.
Frequently asked questions
Does an EV charger need a dedicated circuit?
Yes, a charger installation is normally designed with its own dedicated electrical circuit and suitable protective equipment. That helps make sure the load is handled properly and the charger is not just tacked onto an existing arrangement that was never meant for it.
What affects the best place for the charger?
The parking position, charger location, cable route, site layout and everyday vehicle use all matter. We look at how you will actually pull up and plug in, because the best charger position is the one that works safely and sensibly in normal life, not just during installation day.
Do you test the charger after installation?
Yes. Testing is part of the installation process, and we also give a practical handover once the charger is in place. That way you are not left staring at a new unit on the wall wondering which bit matters and which light means what.