EV Charger Installation
Expert EV Charger Installation for Home and Business
The electric car market is experiencing a rapid growth in the UK, reflecting a nationwide shift towards more sustainable transport options. However, with an estimated 30,000 public charge points across the country, the real focus for most EV owners is the convenience of at-home charging. The majority of electric vehicles are privately owned and are often kept overnight at residential properties, highlighting the pressing need for reliable ‘at home’ charging solutions.
At Helios Energy, we are at the forefront of catering to this growing demand. We supply and install a diverse range of high-quality EV charge points, including prestigious brands like Tesla, to both domestic and commercial properties across the South East of England. Our mission is to make EV charging as effortless as possible, integrating cutting-edge technology with user-friendly design to ensure that your transition to electric driving is both seamless and sustainable.
Benefits include:
- Cost Effective
- Fast Charging
- Elevated Property Value
Get in touch with our EV charger installers for a free quote today!
The Process
Stage 1 – Assessment and quote
Stage 2 – Position
Stage 3 – Install and test
Stage 4 – Switch on
Why go electric?
There’s no denying that electric vehicles can seem an expensive initial purchase in comparison to petrol or diesel vehicles, but they can really save you money in the long run. Not only do they have lower running costs, but they are also exempt from road tax, and have reduced fuel and maintenance costs.
Furthermore, if you do want to install an electric charge point at home, the government offers The Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme – a grant that provides a 75% contribution to the cost of one charge point and its installation – a saving of up to £350! Because of this, we’re able to offer a discounted installation rate directly to you.
It’s not just about the financial benefits, electric vehicles could really help save our planet as with zero exhaust emissions, they help reduce harmful air pollution. There’s also a trend for manufacturers to use more eco-friendly production and materials i.e. the Ford Focus Electric is made up of recycled materials and the padding is made out of bio-based materials. The Nissan Leaf is another great example with its interior and bodywork partly made of green materials such as recycled water bottles, plastic bags, old car parts and even second-hand home appliances.
You can extend these environmental benefits if you choose to recharge your vehicle using renewable energy such as our full solar PV systems featuring solar panels, powerwalls and charge points.
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