Business charging

EV charging for apartments, workplaces and commercial sites

EV charger installation enquiries for apartment residents, property managers, employers and commercial premises. Choose your site type to check permissions, cost factors and the next step.

Choose your site type below, or send a short enquiry if you are unsure. You do not need a finished design or a technical survey to contact us.

Start with your name, email and a short description. We collect technical details during follow-up.

Sites
Apartments and businesses
First step
Short project enquiry
Pricing
Site-specific quote

A commercial installation example

An installation at Bill Griffin Motors. Your site’s parking, electrical supply and cable routes determine its installation scope.

BENY charger mounted on a building beside the parking area at Bill Griffin Motors

Commercial installation at Bill Griffin Motors

A commercial charger installation beside the parking area.

Your site

Which charging project are you planning?

The person using the charger and the person who controls the parking or electricity supply may be different. We establish those responsibilities at the start.

Apartments and property managers

For residents with assigned parking and OMCs reviewing installation requests. Start with permission, the proposed cable route and the electricity supply serving the space.

Workplaces and offices

For employers and facilities teams planning staff, visitor or company vehicle charging. Describe the users, parking time and number of spaces you want to consider.

Commercial premises

For landlords, hotels, retail premises and business car parks planning AC charging. We review bay locations, access, electrical work and installation responsibilities.

Costs and scope

What determines a business charger quote?

The charger is one part of the work. A useful quote also explains how power reaches the bays and what the site owner needs to arrange.

Electrical work

The existing supply, distribution, protection and cable route affect the scope. A contractor must assess capacity before confirming the number of chargers that can operate together.

Parking and building work

Distance, containment, groundworks, mounting positions and reinstatement can change the price. Existing ducts or cable trays need to be checked rather than assumed usable.

Permissions and delivery

Landlord or OMC consent, contractor documents, access hours and any need to keep a car park working affect the installation plan. These should be visible in the proposal.

Start a charging enquiry

How it works

From enquiry to an agreed installation scope

Start with what you know. We collect the technical details during follow-up and confirm whether a site visit is needed.

1. Tell us about the site

Choose apartments, workplace or commercial and leave a short description. A location and approximate number of bays help, but are optional at this stage.

2. Review the requirements

We clarify who can approve the work, how charging will be used and what information is available about the supply and parking.

3. Agree the next step

Where the project fits our installation scope, we agree the assessment needed before quoting. The proposal should identify equipment, electrical and building work, VAT, exclusions, approvals and handover records. We confirm the next step by email.

Grants and project scope

Confirm the scheme and who can deliver the required service before committing to work.

Match support to the actual site

Home, apartment and business supports have different applicant and project rules. Check the current scheme before including a grant in your budget.

Installation enquiries

Our current scope is charger installation. We do not provide charge point operator services, driver billing or a public charging network.

Common questions

Can we enquire before choosing a charger?

Yes. Tell us who will use the chargers and how the parking works. Equipment selection follows the site review; you do not need to choose a model first.

Do we need a full site survey before contacting you?

No. Start with a short description. We will explain what information or assessment is needed to confirm a suitable installation and quote.

Is there a fixed price for business EV charging?

Business and apartment projects receive a site-specific quote. The electrical supply, cable routes, bay layout, equipment and installation access determine the work.

Can an apartment resident use this enquiry form?

Yes. Choose Apartment resident. Property managers and OMC representatives can choose Property manager / OMC so we understand who is requesting the review.

What happens after you enquire?

Choose the option that best describes your site. We will review what you need and contact you about the next step.

  1. 1. We review the site and what you want to achieve.
  2. 2. We reply during business hours to clarify the installation requirements.
  3. 3. We agree the assessment needed before a site-specific quote.

Use this form or the contact page. You only need to send your enquiry once.

Tell us about your charging project

Your name, email and a short description are enough to start. Organisation, phone and site details are optional.

Fields marked * are required.

A brief description is enough. We can collect technical details during follow-up.

Add organisation, phone or site details (optional)

OMC means owners’ management company.

We use these details to respond to your enquiry. Privacy notice. Please leave out access codes and other residents’ personal details.

Official guidance

Sources checked . Scheme terms can change; check the applicable conditions before starting work.

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