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It will indicate a realistic timeframe for the installation/s, based on the charging system chosen, existing infrastructure and additional work required, industry averages, prior experience, manufactures’ guidelines and sub-contractors recommendations. It is tailored to the clients’ requirements and timescale. Once all the relevant information has been received and processed, clients will receive a personalised work programme that has been collaboratively produced by the management contractor, our Liason Officer and our Surveyor.

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A full report will be provided to confirm our findings including details of the work required including photographic evidence and copies of survey reports and our recommended solutions. Any R&D surveys are undertaken by HSE licenced, UKATA accredited suppliers.

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Any plan to install EV charging infrastructure needs to consider charge point hardware installation and necessary grid network reinforcement. We’ll need to know the specific type of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment type so that we can check the area against the manufacturer’s guidelines. This involves checking that the existing supply, earthing equipment and infrastructure is adequate and compliant with relevant legislation. All installations start with an initial site survey, which is carried out by an Axis Surveyor. We work closely with specialist suppliers and designers to create bespoke solutions that meet our clients’ needs.

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They can also boost benefits offered to staff, offering free or subsidised electric car charging.Īxis take care to ensure that clients’ requirements, budgets, schedules and sustainability goals are met throughout the EV charge point installation process. Landlords and property owners can also increase the value of their properties by integrating an electric vehicle charging system.įor businesses, charities and local authorities installing charge points in the workplace, they can work towards operating a more environmentally friendly fleet of vehicles, save on maintenance and running costs, improve tax efficiencies and better their carbon performance and sustainability profile. Residents using home charging points can take advantage of off-peak tariffs, significantly reduced driving costs compared to petrol and diesel vehicles as well as take advantage of smart solutions for EV charging such as WiFi technology. There are many benefits to installing home and workplace EV charge points. EV charging points are key for this transition in order to support the increase in the number of electric vehicles on the roads. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with any questions you might have about EV Charge Points.Axis are working to support the UK’s effort to achieve zero carbon by 2035. Give us a call on 01 or email us at We install domestic & commercial EV Charge Points in Angelsey and across the surrounding areas.

We install EV charge points in the following areas of North Wales: On-Street Residential Charge Point SchemeĪpplegarth EV Charger Installation Areas In North Wales.The OLEV Grant is available under three schemes: Applegarth Electrical and Mechanical Installations are an accredited to install EV charge points under the OLEV grant. The grant was introduced to encourage the members of public & commercial businesses to use and offer eco-friendly alternatives.

In 2010, The Office For Low Emission Vehicles introduced grant funding for EV Charge Points. Our EV Charge Point installers are able to install anything from a 3kW home charge point to a 50W commercial rapid EV Charger. We are an approved supplier and installer of EV Chargers from several of the UK’s leading EV Charge Point manufacturers such as Rolec, Zappi and EO. Here at Applegarth Engineering we specialise in the installation of domestic and commercial EV Charge Points in Anglesey. As electric vehicle numbers on UK roads increase, the demand for EV Charge Points grows with it. Wales saw a 35 percent increase in electric and hybrid car sales compared to the UK average of 27 percent growth.