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Service / EV charging planning

A charging point begins with a site review.

Explore the vehicle, parking position, equipment preference and existing supply. Capacity, cable route, permissions and applicable requirements need confirmation before installation.

Illustrative concept environment, not a completed installation
Original generated environment. Illustrative concept, not a completed installation.

Include in your enquiry

  • The general location and type of property.
  • What changed, or what you would like installed.
  • Relevant equipment or fixture information, if known.
  • Access, occupancy or timing constraints.

From question to scope

A clear route
to the next step.

How work is planned
01

Imagine the use

Describe the room or parking space, the routines it supports and what you would like to change. Photos or fixture information can follow through an agreed route.

02

Shape the installation

Review positions, equipment compatibility, supply and access. Balance the design intention with the practical scope of the site.

03

Agree the detail

Confirm the proposed equipment, installation boundaries, applicable requirements and charges before authorising work.

Before you begin.

Does this request book a visit?

No. An enquiry starts a conversation. Coverage, scope, availability and charges are confirmed separately.

What should I include?

Your general area, property type, the proposed work or symptoms, and relevant access or occupancy constraints. Keep access codes and confidential records out of the form.

Can equipment be selected online?

A suitable recommendation depends on the existing installation, the site and the proposed use. Online descriptions help prepare a qualified assessment.

What if there is an immediate hazard?

This form is not monitored for emergencies. For smoke, a burning smell or an immediate electrical hazard, move to a safe place and contact the appropriate emergency service or utility.