A Market Leader in EV Charger Installations

Electric vehicles will soon be commonplace on our roads. An electric vehicle is cheap to run and because it emits zero carbon emissions, it is currently exempt from road tax.

The UK Government is planning to ban the sale of all new petrol, diesel or hybrid cars and vans by 2035. Sir David Attenborough has recently said “now is the moment”

As the world evolves, we are taking steps towards a greener future to improve air quality and halt climate change and many are already researching the EV market for their next vehicle.

What Can I Expect from Trevor Wright Electrical?
Trevor Wright Electrical is a market leader in EV charger installations. We are Office for Low Emission Vehicles (OLEV) approved installers.

We can assist with Government Funded grants on most installations (subject to site conditions). We are approved to install some of the most popular brands of chargers including Rolec and Myenergi / Zappi.
We have been in the electrical trade for many years and can offer the very best price and service to our customers in Norfolk and Suffolk.

Charging at home is often the most convenient and cost-effective way to recharge an EV. Government grants are available for the installation of home EV charge points, which are typically rated at 3 kW or 7 kW.

Given that private cars are usually parked overnight, most electric car owners rely on home charging to ensure that their EV is ready for use each morning. As well as being convenient, home-based overnight charging also has the advantage of being, in most cases, the cheapest time to recharge.

The Government provides financial support for EV buyers to install a charge point at their home through the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS), which covers a proportion of the total costs.

For employees, charging at work can be a convenient way to recharge an EV whilst parked during the day. From a business point of view, having a charge point at the workplace will become increasingly important as a facility for employees and visitors, while for businesses with an EV fleet it can be an essential operating factor.

The Government offers businesses, organisations, charities, and local authorities financial support to have charge points installed at their premises under the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS).

The grant provides up to £350 per socket at 75% of the total cost of installation – up to a maximum of 20 sockets – to be installed on dedicated off-street parking for staff, visitors, or fleet use.

Completing a site survey could not be easier, this allows our engineers to assess the work required and therefore providing you with an accurate quote for the supply and installation of your EV Charge Point.

Simply complete our form all from the comfort of your own home and we will be in contact soon!