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Browse 408+ local electricians and EV specialists across 50 UK towns and cities. Verified Google ratings, contact details and advice on what to check before you book.

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England (43 cities)

Birmingham West Midlands
8 installers
Blackpool Lancashire
7 installers
Bolton Greater Manchester
7 installers
Bournemouth Dorset
9 installers
Bradford West Yorkshire
7 installers
Brighton East Sussex
9 installers
Bristol Bristol
8 installers
Cambridge Cambridgeshire
10 installers
Coventry West Midlands
8 installers
Derby Derbyshire
8 installers
Exeter Devon
8 installers
Gloucester Gloucestershire
9 installers
Ipswich Suffolk
9 installers
Kingston upon Hull East Riding of Yorkshire
9 installers
Leeds West Yorkshire
7 installers
Leicester Leicestershire
10 installers
Liverpool Merseyside
8 installers
London Greater London
8 installers
Luton Bedfordshire
7 installers
Manchester Greater Manchester
8 installers
Middlesbrough North Yorkshire
7 installers
Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire
10 installers
Newcastle upon Tyne Tyne and Wear
7 installers
Northampton Northamptonshire
9 installers
Norwich Norfolk
10 installers
Nottingham Nottinghamshire
8 installers
Oxford Oxfordshire
7 installers
Peterborough Cambridgeshire
10 installers
Plymouth Devon
9 installers
Portsmouth Hampshire
9 installers
Preston Lancashire
7 installers
Reading Berkshire
10 installers
Sheffield South Yorkshire
8 installers
Slough Berkshire
10 installers
Southampton Hampshire
7 installers
Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire
7 installers
Sunderland Tyne and Wear
7 installers
Swindon Wiltshire
7 installers
Telford Shropshire
7 installers
Warrington Cheshire
8 installers
Watford Hertfordshire
7 installers
Wolverhampton West Midlands
7 installers
York North Yorkshire
15 installers

Northern Ireland (1 city)

How to choose an EV charger installer

Installing a home EV charger involves electrical work that must comply with UK wiring regulations (BS 7671). While any competent electrician can carry out the work, there are a few key things to check before you book.

1

Check OZEV approval

If you want to claim the OZEV grant (worth up to £350 for eligible properties), your installer must be on the government's approved list. Ask specifically whether they are OZEV-registered before booking.

2

Confirm NICEIC or NAPIT registration

A competent-person scheme registration (such as NICEIC or NAPIT) means the installer can self-certify the electrical work, removing the need for a separate building-control inspection and saving you time and money.

3

Get at least two quotes

Installation costs vary considerably depending on the distance from your consumer unit, cable routing complexity, and the charger model you choose. Always compare at least two quotes before committing.

4

Ask about aftercare and warranties

A reputable installer will provide a certificate of completion and be happy to discuss warranty terms on both the charger hardware and their installation work. Check Google reviews for mentions of post-install support.

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Ratings and review counts updated July 2026.