Describe an ordinary week
Start with your usual driving and parking routine. Note how long the car is at home and whether the parking space is shared. These details help frame the discussion without assuming that the largest charger is the best choice.
Look at the whole installation
The charger is one part of the job. The assessment also needs to consider the property's supply, the route to the parking space, the mounting position and the vehicle's requirements. Ask for these items to be shown separately in the quote.
Compare the controls as well as the hardware
Check how scheduling works, who controls the account and whether any features need a subscription. Ask what you can still do if the internet connection is unavailable. A short demonstration can be more useful than a long feature list.
Agree the practical details
Confirm access on installation day, where the cable will be stored and what documentation you will receive. Your electrician should establish which local requirements and approvals apply to the specific installation.
General planning information. Your electrician should assess the installation and the requirements that apply to your property.
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