EV Charger Installation for Care Homes
EV Charging for Care Homes
We design and install EV charging systems for care homes and supported-living sites across Leeds and Yorkshire, with smart chargepoints, load management and access control.
100% In-house installs
Ozev Approved Installers
What We Do
EV Chargers for Care Homes and Supported-Living Sites
We design and install EV charging systems for care homes, residential care settings and supported-living sites across Leeds and West Yorkshire.
Care homes rarely have just one type of vehicle using the car park. Staff may be parked for an entire shift, company or pool vehicles may need to be ready for scheduled journeys, while visitors may only be on site for a few hours. We design the charging around these different requirements, your available electrical capacity and how the site operates day to day.
We also plan the installation around the care environment. Our electricians keep tools and equipment secure, follow site access and safeguarding procedures, and work to minimise disruption to residents, staff and visitors.
Based in Leeds, our NICEIC-approved, OZEV-authorised team installs commercial EV charging across West Yorkshire, from initial site assessment through to testing and commissioning.
What You Get With Us
We design practical EV charging systems for care homes and supported living.
Designed for Care Settings
Staff, Fleet and Visitor Charging from the Same Site
Simply installing several 7kW chargers isn't always the right answer for a care home. Before specifying equipment, we look at who actually needs to charge, when vehicles are parked and what your existing electrical supply can support.
Staff charging during shifts
Long staff shifts can provide useful charging windows. Rather than every vehicle needing maximum charging power immediately, smart charging and load management can distribute available capacity according to the system configuration.
Keep operational vehicles ready
Where your care home operates electric pool or company vehicles, we can include their charging requirements in the design and consider when those vehicles need to be available.
Control access to your chargers
For chargers that support it, RFID or other access-control features can restrict charging to authorised users. This can be useful where staff, fleet and visitor parking share the same area, helping manage access across shared charging points.
Add charging without ignoring the building
Care homes can already have significant electrical loads from kitchens, laundry equipment, heating, lifts and other building services. We assess the site's electrical capacity before deciding how much additional EV charging load should be connected.
Trusted by Care Providers
Over 10 years Working with Harrogate Neighbours
We’ve provided electrical maintenance, compliance testing and EV charger installation for Harrogate Neighbours, a provider of home care and residential care homes with sites in Harrogate and Boroughbridge, for over 10 years.
When Harrogate Neighbours needed an EV charger installed, we completed the full installation within a week of the request and assisted with the grant application process to help secure funding.
“The most professional contractor I’ve worked with in my 30-year career in the care sector.”
Sue Cawthray, CEO, Harrogate Neighbours
Choosing Your Chargers
Compare Best EV Chargers We Install for Care Homes
There isn’t one charger that suits every care home. We consider parking, access, electrical capacity and charging needs before recommending a suitable model.
Myenergi
Zappi Glo: RFID Access for Shared Care Home Parking
The Zappi Glo is a screenless, app-controlled EV charger with RFID tap-to-charge access for up to 126 users, making it suited to shared staff and visitor parking areas where access needs to be restricted to authorised users. It includes ECO, ECO+ and FAST charging modes and can be used with solar PV where the installation is configured for solar charging.
7.4kW
6.5m Tethered Type 2
RFID, up to 126 users
3 years
RFID Access
Solar Compatible
IP65 / IK10
Ohme
Home Pro: Smart Charging Without Relying on Wi-Fi
The Home Pro includes a built-in 3G/4G SIM, so it stays connected without relying on the care home's own Wi-Fi network. It can integrate with smart tariffs and schedule charging around cheaper rates. An LCD screen and app control make it straightforward for staff to manage day to day, with simple controls and clear charging information.
7.4kW
Untethered Type 2
Up to 3 units per circuit
3 years
RFID Access
Load Balancing
Built-in 4G
Easee
Easee One: Load-Balanced Charging
The Easee One has integrated wireless load balancing, allowing up to three chargers to share and balance power on a single circuit rather than each drawing maximum output at once. At 1.5kg and 256mm tall, it's one of the smallest smart chargers available, with built-in eSIM, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.
7.4kW
Built-in 3G/4G
Tethered Type 2
3 years
Built-in 3G/4G
Smart Charging
Tethered Type 2
Hypervolt
Home 3 Pro: Built for Busy, Exposed Car Parks
The Home 3 Pro is rated IP66 and IK10, using UV-resistant materials designed for long-term outdoor installation, making it a suitable option for exposed or heavily used care home car parks. With Eco and Super Eco solar charging modes, smart tariff compatibility, and a choice of 5m, 7.5m or 10m cable lengths.
7.4kW
Type 2
ECO / ECO+ / FAST
3 years
Solar Integration
ECO / ECO+
IP65 / IK10
NICEIC Approved · OZEV Registered · CHAS Accredited
UK Approved Installers
HOW WE WORK
Site Protocols Built for Care & Dementia Environments
We take a practical, site-specific approach to EV charger installation, considering your electrical capacity, parking arrangements, vehicle use and the day-to-day needs of your care setting.
- Assess your electrical capacity
- Plan around staff, fleet and visitor parking
- Consider existing and future EV demand
- Plan cable routes to minimise disruption
- Configure access and charging controls where suitable
- Test and commission the system professionally
We work around your site’s routines and requirements to provide a safe, practical EV charging solution for care homes and supported-living settings.
CALL US NOW
07300789356
How it Works
Get Your Care Home EV Chargers Installed in 4 Steps
We make EV charger installation for care homes and supported-living sites straightforward, from the initial site assessment through to a tested and commissioned charging system.
01
Tell Us About Your Care Site
Tell us about your vehicles, staff parking, fleet requirements and how your chargepoints will be used.
02
We Check Your Electrical Capacity
We assess your electrical supply, available capacity, parking layout, charger locations and cable routes.
03
Design Your Charging System
We plan the charging setup around your building’s capacity, with load management and access control where suitable.
04
Install, Test & Handover
Our electricians install and configure the chargepoints, complete the required testing and provide the relevant certification.
Contact Us to Plan EV Charging for Your Care Site
Tell us about your car park, vehicles and charging needs. We’ll assess your electrical supply, recommend a suitable system and provide a clear quote within 24 hours.
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- MCS Certified
- Finance available
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Helpful Informations
Frequently Asked Questions
No question is too small. Speak directly to Jamie — no call centres, no sales scripts, just straight answers from a local engineer.
Jamie
Founder & Lead Engineer
Can a care home use the Workplace Charging Scheme?
Yes, if the organisation and installation meet the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) eligibility requirements. From 1 April 2026, eligible installations can receive up to 75% of eligible costs, capped at £500 per socket and 40 sockets across all sites per applicant.
Is the WCS automatically available because we’re a care home?
No. Being a care home does not automatically make an organisation eligible. The applicant and installation site must meet the WCS eligibility requirements, including the requirements for designated off-street staff and/or fleet parking.
Can multiple EV chargers run from the same electrical supply?
Yes, where the electrical installation has sufficient capacity and the charging system is designed accordingly. Where multiple chargepoints are required, load management can help distribute available electrical capacity between chargers.
Can staff share the same EV chargers?
Yes. Where the selected charger supports access control, features such as RFID can be used to restrict charging to authorised users. This can be useful where several staff members share charging facilities.
Can you install solar-compatible EV chargers?
Yes. We also install solar PV systems and solar-compatible EV chargers. Where the equipment supports it, available surplus solar generation can be directed towards EV charging. We’ll assess your existing or planned solar PV system when designing the installation.
Do you carry out a site survey before installation?
For commercial installations, we assess the site requirements before recommending the charging system. This includes the electrical supply, available capacity, proposed charger locations and installation requirements.
Do you handle the installation and commissioning?
Yes. We manage the installation from the initial site survey through to installation, commissioning and charger setup. Our team is NICEIC-approved and OZEV-authorised.
