In the fixed price, you’ll receive everything you need to get your wall mounted charger unit installed and working. This includes the charger, materials and installation from a fully qualified engineer.

We do not sell Electric Vehicle chargers without installation included. You need a fully qualified engineer to fit your charger, which is why installation comes as standard with all our fixed price packages.

We’ll ask you a few questions followed by a home visit before giving you a fixed price. These are the same sort of questions a surveyor would ask in the traditional model.

Yes you can. Just go through the journey and tell us where you’d like the product installed.

Your installation should take no longer than half a day. If there are unforeseen complications, the installation may take longer.

Clear away the area where you will have your charger installed, and the pathway that leads to your consumer unit (fusebox).

You do not need planning permission in most cases. However, contact us if you want to discuss this.

Yes, you may need permission from the freeholder of the building or land. We do not check this at the point of purchase, so it is your responsibility to ensure you have permission before your installation.

You can call us on or 01462 510382 / 01767304080 / 07474 444288.

You can take it with you, however you will need to arrange for it to be installed again. Call us on 01462 510382 / 01767304080 / 07474 444288 , we will be happy to help.

No, you don’t need to service your Electric Vehicle charger.

Installation can vary from property to property due to factors such as charger type, point of installation and cable length. A standard installation from JD Heating & Plumbing Services includes the following:

• Installation of your EV Charger on a brick or plaster wall, or other suitable permanent structure
• Where needed, the routing of a cable through a drilled hole in a wall up to 500mm (20 inches)
• Up to 5 metres of cable, run and neatly fastened to the wall (up to a height of 1.8m) between the EV Charger and consumer unit (fusebox)
• All electrical connections at the origin of the supply and EV Charger
• Installation of a Type A RCD/RCBO in a consumer unit (fuseboard) or external unit
• Plastic conduit or trunking to conceal interior wiring, up to 3 metres (10 feet) worth
• Electrical testing and the NICEIC certification
• Demonstration of the EV Charger functions and connected mobile app
• An earth rod in soft ground will be provided (a Matt:e box may be required at an extra charge)

When you install an EV charger, or other energy devices such as solar panels, that connect to the grid, your local Distribution Network Operator (DNO) needs to be informed and their approval given to ensure the system’s safe integration and to avoid overloading the network applications.

JD Heating & Plumbing Services will apply for a DNO approval on the customer’s behalf if needed. This is usually a quick process, but in some circumstances can take longer which could impact the offer of next day installation.