Electrical · EV charging

EV Charger Installation Cornwall

Harvtec provides EV charger installation for homes and workplaces across Cornwall. We start with where the vehicle parks, the existing electrical supply and how charging will be used, then agree the equipment, installation work and handover before arranging a visit.

Home charging A chargepoint planned around your parking
Workplace charging Staff and business charging requirements
Electrical installation Supply, protection, testing and handover

Our EV charger installations

Three Zappi installs. Three different settings.

From an apartment building in Carbis Bay to a private parking space, these Harvtec installations show how the mounting position and access arrangements shape the work.

Zappi EV charger on Harvtec’s custom-built pedestal beside parking bays at an apartment building in Carbis Bay
Zappi chargepoint on a bespoke pedestal designed and built by Harvtec for an apartment building in Carbis Bay.

Apartment Building · Carbis Bay

EV charging at an apartment building in Carbis Bay.

The customer wanted a Zappi chargepoint at their apartment building in Carbis Bay but had struggled to find someone willing to take on the installation. Making it possible meant working through the shared-site arrangements as well as finding a suitable way to mount the charger.

Harvtec worked with the customer, other residents and the maintenance company responsible for the building to agree how the installation could go ahead. We designed and built a bespoke pedestal for the location, then installed the Zappi on it. The result was an installation shaped around the customer’s parking space and the people who shared the site.

Zappi EV charger fitted to a rectangular stainless steel backplate beside a fence with glazed panels
The Zappi fitted to Harvtec’s bespoke stainless steel backplate at the existing fence and panels.

A mounting solution made for the site

A stainless steel backplate, designed to fit.

This Zappi installation needed a mounting arrangement to suit the existing fence and panels. Harvtec designed a bespoke stainless steel backplate so the chargepoint could be fitted in the chosen position.

We worked with the customer and neighbours to arrange access and carry out the installation. The finished backplate gave the charger a dedicated mounting surface, bringing our bespoke design and electrical installation work together in one job.

Zappi EV charger and its supply cable mounted on a timber fence in a private parking space
A Zappi chargepoint installed by Harvtec on a timber fence in a private parking space.

Private parking

A straightforward charger for a private space.

Harvtec installed this Zappi chargepoint on a timber fence in a private parking space. This was a straightforward fence-mounted installation, placing the charger alongside the customer’s parking position.

Local service

EV installation in Camborne, Redruth, Hayle and Penzance

Contact Harvtec about home or workplace charging in these areas or elsewhere in Cornwall. Include the postcode and parking arrangement; the site assessment determines the scope and availability.

What Harvtec covers

Plan the installation around the property.

A charger is part of the electrical installation. Existing capacity, the route to the vehicle and everyday use all influence the job. Harvtec brings wider electrical installation and testing experience to that assessment.

Home and residential parking

Discuss a dedicated charging position for your vehicle, including the route from the electrical supply and how the cable will be used.

  • Driveway or other agreed off-street parking
  • Wall or post position and cable length
  • Ownership or landlord permissions where needed

Workplace and business use

Start with how many vehicles need to charge, how long they are parked and who will use the equipment.

  • Number of bays and anticipated use
  • Available electrical capacity and load management
  • Access arrangements and any future expansion

Supply, route and equipment

We assess the installation requirements before confirming a charger and the work needed. Network permissions, notifications or supply changes are identified as part of planning.

  • Consumer unit, earthing and protective arrangements
  • Cable routes, groundworks and making good
  • Equipment choice and manufacturer requirements

Testing and handover

The agreed installation includes appropriate electrical checks, records and an explanation of operation. Any additional building work, subscriptions or separate network work should be clear in the quotation.

  • Installation scope and exclusions
  • Relevant certification and notification arrangements
  • Operating information and follow-up support

How the work moves

From a parking space to an agreed installation.

Send the starting details

Tell us the postcode, parking position, vehicle or charging needs, preferred location and any charger already selected. Describe the existing supply if known; take photographs only where safe.

Assess and quote

We review the installation, confirm whether a site visit or network work is needed and set out the equipment, electrical work, dependencies and price.

Install and hand over

Once the scope and any prerequisites are agreed, arrange access, complete the installation and checks, and explain the controls and records.

Check the guidance

Guidance behind the service.

Suitable work and inspection arrangements depend on the premises, equipment, process and current requirements. These sources support the information on this page.

Questions

Useful answers before you enquire

Can you help with EV charging at an apartment building?

Yes, we can help assess the practical arrangements. In the Carbis Bay installation shown on this page, we worked with the customer, other residents and the building’s maintenance company, and designed and built a bespoke pedestal. Each site needs its own assessment of parking, access, permissions and the electrical installation before work is agreed.

Can you make a bespoke charger mount?

We can discuss a mount designed for the location. The installations above include a Harvtec-designed and built pedestal and a bespoke stainless steel backplate. The fixing position, supporting structure and charger requirements need to be assessed for each job.

Can you quote before visiting?

Initial information helps us assess the work, but photographs alone may not establish supply suitability or the full cable route. We confirm whether a survey is needed before finalising the scope and price.

Can you install a charger I have already bought?

Send the make, model and installation information first. We need to check suitability and agree responsibility for supply, warranty and commissioning before accepting the installation.

Do you guarantee a particular charging speed or grant?

No. Charging performance depends on the vehicle, equipment and available supply. Any grant eligibility or scheme requirement must be checked separately; the quotation does not assume funding.

What if I need an existing chargepoint checked?

Tell us the equipment, symptoms and any records. Installation work and the inspection or investigation of an existing chargepoint are different scopes; we will help identify the appropriate route.

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Where will you charge?

Tell us the postcode, parking arrangement, vehicle use and route to the electrical supply. If the space is at an apartment building or access involves neighbours or a management company, include that too. We will confirm the next step towards a useful quotation.

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