
EV charger installations in Rockfield for homes, farms and barn conversions. We match the charger to your supply and how you use your vehicles in Rockfield, then fit and test it. Quotes are free.

If you park in a garage or barn with its own supply, the charger may be fed from there rather than the house. We check the cable to the outbuilding and its consumer unit can carry the extra load before recommending where the charger goes.
Farms and homes around Rockfield often have solar panels on roofs or outbuildings. A charger with a solar mode can use spare solar power to charge the car instead of exporting it. We fit the sensor it needs and set it up with the charger.
With two electric cars, or a car and a van, one charger can be shared, or two can be fitted with load balancing so they share the supply without overloading it. We check your main fuse and recommend the simplest setup.
Rockfield is close to our base in Monmouth, so we'll usually visit to look at the supply, outbuildings and where you park. We talk through your vehicles, solar panels and tariff, then give you a free quote for the charger and installation.
On the day, we fit the charger and its circuit, connect any solar or load-balancing sensors and test everything. We set up the app with you, notify the network operator and give you a certificate for the new circuit.
Ring us or send a few details about the job. We aim to respond the same day, with no call-out charge.
We come and look at the work, then give you a free quote with no obligation to go ahead.
We finish the job, test every circuit we've worked on and leave you with the right certificate.
Often, yes, if the supply cable to the barn and its consumer unit can carry the extra load. Many older outbuilding supplies are too small for an EV charger. We check the cable and board first and tell you whether an upgrade is needed.
Yes, with a charger that has a solar mode. It watches how much solar power you're exporting and sends the spare to the car instead. Charging is slower on cloudy days, so most chargers can top up from the grid when you need it.
Yes. Two chargers can share your supply using load balancing, so they never draw more than your main fuse allows. We check your supply capacity first and recommend whether two chargers or one shared charger makes more sense for the way you use your vehicles.
Yes. Barn conversions often have long cable runs and thick walls, and some have their own supply. We plan the route, check the earthing and fit the charger so it looks neat and works safely with the rest of the installation.
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Tell us about your vehicles, parking and any solar panels in Rockfield, and we'll arrange a visit and a free quote.