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Charging solutions tailored to your property
Explore options suited to your parking arrangements, available space and charging requirements.
Careful planning and preparation
Consider the charger position, cable route and access to your property's electrical supply before installation begins.
Practical and convenient charging
Plan a charging setup that fits your daily routine and makes charging your vehicle at home more straightforward.
Make home charging part of your everyday routine
Having a dedicated charging point at home can make owning an electric vehicle more convenient. Rather than relying entirely on public charging facilities, you can charge your vehicle while it is parked at your property. The right setup depends on your vehicle, parking arrangements and the electrical capacity available.
Edinburgh Paving Solutions understands the importance of creating practical outdoor spaces. When planning an EV charger installation, the position of the charging point, the route for cabling and the condition of the surrounding area all need consideration. Careful planning helps ensure the proposed setup works with your driveway and everyday access requirements.


Choose an EV charging setup that suits your property
Every property has different requirements, from the position of the parking space to the distance between the vehicle and the electricity supply. A suitable charging point should be selected with these practical considerations in mind, alongside compatibility with your electric vehicle and expected charging needs.
Whether you are incorporating a charger into a new driveway project or considering one for an existing parking area, planning the installation can help identify any additional work that may be required. Electrical assessments and installation should be carried out by appropriately qualified professionals.
How much do EV charger installations cost?
The cost of an EV charger installation in Edinburgh depends on the equipment selected and the work required at your property. A straightforward installation may cost less than a project requiring extended cabling, electrical upgrades or additional groundwork.
The type of charging point, distance from the power supply and accessibility of the installation area can all affect the final price. A property assessment helps establish the requirements and identify any additional work before a quotation is provided.
For an accurate estimate, discuss your vehicle, parking arrangements and preferred charger location with the installation team.

What factors affect the cost?
Charger type: The model, charging capacity and features of the selected charging point affect the equipment cost.
Cable distance: Longer cable runs between the electrical supply and the charging point may require additional materials and labour.
Existing electrical supply: The consumer unit and available electrical capacity may need assessment, with upgrades required in some cases.
Installation location: Wall-mounted and ground-mounted options have different installation requirements depending on the property layout.
Groundworks: Trenching, drilling or work beneath a driveway may add to the cost where cables need to pass through external surfaces.
Permissions and network requirements: Certain installations may require additional checks, permissions or notification to the relevant electricity network operator.
Why choose Edinburgh Paving Solutions for your EV charger installation?
Edinburgh Paving Solutions takes a practical approach to improving driveways and outdoor spaces, with an emphasis on careful preparation, quality materials and workmanship tailored to the property. These considerations are particularly relevant when planning an EV charging point alongside driveway improvements or other external works.
From considering the available parking space to planning how cabling could be routed through the surrounding area, a well-organised project helps bring the different requirements together. We aim to help you understand the available options and the work needed to create a convenient charging arrangement.
Where electrical installation is required, it is important to use appropriately qualified professionals who can assess the supply, carry out the work safely and provide the relevant certification.
Over 25 years of paving experience
Our experience in paving, driveways and landscaping helps us create attractive outdoor spaces that work for everyday use.
Local expertise
We work across Edinburgh and East Lothian, helping homeowners improve their driveways, patios and gardens.
We use durable paving and landscaping materials selected for attractive finishes and dependable long-term performance.
Quality materials
EV charging for your driveway
Integrate EV charging into your driveway with a practical, space-conscious setup.
How we plan EV charger installations that suit your property
A successful EV charger installation starts with understanding your parking arrangements and identifying the most practical location for the charging point. We consider the position of your vehicle, access to the electrical supply and the layout of your driveway to help plan a suitable installation.
We also assess the proposed cable route, existing electrical setup and any additional groundwork before work begins. Once the requirements have been established, the installation can be planned around your property's needs, with appropriate testing and final checks to help ensure the charging point is ready for use.
Property and Parking Assessment
Charger Location Planning
Electrical Supply Assessment
Cable Routing and Groundwork
Installation, Testing and Final Checks

Full regulatory compliance included
Depending on the project, the compliance process may include:
Electrical safety: Installation in accordance with the applicable requirements of BS 7671 and relevant electrical safety standards.
Electrical assessment: Checking the existing supply, protective devices and consumer unit to determine whether upgrades are needed.
Distribution network notification: Notifying the relevant Distribution Network Operator (DNO) where required.
Testing and certification: Testing the completed installation and providing the appropriate electrical installation certificate.
Approved equipment: Selecting a compatible charging point that meets the relevant requirements, including applicable approval criteria if grant funding is being sought.
Grant requirements: Checking eligibility and installer authorisation requirements where a government grant scheme is applicable.
David Godon
Very happy with the work that John and the team did for us. The job included rebuilding a wall, replacing the patio, re-laying turf, and a redesign of the garden area. They took on board our ideas and made some really good suggestions based on that. They were also willing to change things during the work when we asked for a slight alteration to the design, wasn’t a problem to them at all. The quality of the work carried out is excellent as well. Really pleased with it all.
Antonio Mazzarelli
John was very helpful throughout the whole process. The team who carried out the work were also great. Very considerate, efficient and tidied up each day. Would highly recommended anyone thinking about getting paving done.
Gary MacDonald
Delighted with resin drive and paths. It looks amazing and gives the front of our house the wow factor. Neighbours have commented on how good it looks. John and the team did a great job especially Pawel who worked tirelessly.
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Frequently asked questions
Can an EV charger be installed on an existing driveway?
Yes, an EV charger can often be installed at a property with an existing driveway. The suitability depends on the available electrical supply, parking layout, charger location and cable route. An assessment can identify any additional electrical work or groundwork needed.
How long does an EV charger installation take?
The time required depends on the complexity of the installation. A straightforward installation may take a few hours, while projects involving electrical upgrades, long cable routes or additional groundwork can take longer. The installer can provide a more accurate timescale after assessing the property.
Do I need to upgrade my electrical supply before installing an EV charger?
Not necessarily. The existing electrical supply may be suitable, but it needs to be assessed by a qualified professional. Depending on the findings, changes to the consumer unit, protective devices or other parts of the installation may be required.


