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EV charger installation in Bath

Home EV chargers for Bath houses, from terraces with rear access to villas with long drives. Surveyed first, fitted on a Type A RCBO, DNO notified and certified. Quoted in writing after the survey, charger and all.

Fastamps home EV charger installed on a stone wall

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Home EV chargers for Bath houses

Most EV owners in Bath charge at home overnight on a 7kW wall charger. It is a simple job when there is a driveway next to the house and a modern consumer unit inside. Bath does not always make it simple: a lot of the city is terraced, with on-street parking, solid stone walls, and boards tucked in basements a long way from the front of the house. We survey first and tell you plainly whether a home charger works for your property and what it will take.

Fastamps EV charger with its tethered cable coiled beside it on a rubble stone wall
A tethered Fastamps home charger on a stone wall, with the charging cable coiled on the wall beside it when not in use.

What a Bath installation usually involves

Bath streets and what they mean for a charger

Terraces with rear access in Larkhall, Bear Flat and Oldfield Park can often take a charger on the back wall or in a garage off the lane, with the cable run through the house or along the boundary.

Villas and detached houses in Combe Down, Weston, Bathampton and Batheaston tend to have driveways but longer runs, which means armoured cable, sometimes buried, to a post or garage wall.

Post-war semis in Southdown, Odd Down and Twerton usually have a drive at the side or front and a straightforward route from an under-stairs board.

Listed houses and conservation areas. The whole city of Bath is a World Heritage Site and large parts of it are conservation areas. A charger fixed to a listed building, or within its curtilage, needs consent, and some conservation areas have Article 4 directions. The planning question is yours or your agent's to settle with the council; our part is to suggest a position and a unit that keeps the visual impact down, and to fit it once you are clear to go.

Two tethered EV charging connectors holstered on a stone wall
Connectors holstered off the ground beside the charger, so the cable is not left lying on the drive.

What goes into an EV charger quote in Bath

WhatNotes
7kW home charger installationThe charger you choose, a dedicated circuit on a Type A RCBO, the cable run, DNO notification, app set-up and handover.
Consumer unit replacementIf the existing board cannot take the charger circuit safely.

The price depends on the charger, the cable run and the board, so we give a written, itemised quote after the survey, charger and all. Long runs, trenching, an earth rod or load-management equipment are listed separately so you can see what each part costs.

Running a business with staff or customer parking in Bath? See our commercial and fleet charging page for Bath.

EV charging questions from Bath drivers

How much is EV charger installation in Bath?

It depends on the charger you choose, the length of the cable run and whether your consumer unit can take the new circuit. The written quote covers the charger, the dedicated circuit, cabling, fitting, DNO notification, app set-up and certification. Longer runs, buried armoured cable to a garage, or a consumer unit change are quoted as separate lines after the survey.

I live in a Bath terrace with no driveway. Can I have a home charger?

A home wall charger needs a parking space on your own property. If your car is parked on the street, we will say so at the first conversation rather than fit something that leaves a cable across the pavement. Many Bath terraces do have rear lanes, garages or courtyards, so it is worth a quick look before ruling it out.

Do I need permission for a charger on a listed house or in a conservation area?

A wall-mounted charger within the curtilage of a listed building is not permitted development, so it needs consent. In a conservation area permitted development rights can be removed by an Article 4 direction. Bath is a World Heritage city and large parts of it are conservation areas, so check with Bath and North East Somerset planning before you buy a charger; we will point out anything at survey that is likely to need a conversation with them.

Will I need a new consumer unit?

Not always. If your board is in good condition, has a spare way and can take a Type A RCBO, the charger circuit goes into it. Older fuse boxes and plastic units are usually replaced at the same visit, which turns a half-day job into a full day.

How long does it take?

A standard installation takes three to four hours. A long cable run, a trench to a garage or a board change can make it a full day.

Which charger do you recommend?

It depends on your car, your tariff and where the charger will be seen. We fit Hypervolt, Zappi, Ohme, Andersen, Easee, Fastamps and Pod Point. On a stone front elevation in Bath, a compact or wood-fronted unit often sits better than a large logo; we can talk through options before you buy.

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