An outdoor point, neatly planned
An outdoor charging point planned around the front entrance, the parking position and a tidy route back to the supply.
Project overview
Driveway charging,
thought through.
Position the charger where it is convenient without obstructing the entrance.
The site plan considers mounting, cable routing, equipment suitability and the existing supply.
Illustrative case study. People, location, cost and timing are demonstration details.
- Client
- Private homeowner
- Location
- Brook
- Service
- EV charging
- Project budget
- £1,100–£1,500
- Completed
- December 2025
- Programme
- Survey and installation day
Our process
Four steps through the project.
- 01
Check the approach
Mark the parking position, entrance route and charging reach.
- 02
Choose the equipment
Confirm suitability for the location and the available supply.
- 03
Install the route
Fit the point and cable protection along the agreed path.
- 04
Explain daily use
Demonstrate charging, scheduling and cable storage with the owner.
The problem
What needed to change
A driveway charging point needed to serve the car without leaving a cable across the front entrance. The preferred wall was exposed to weather, and the route from the supply passed several finished surfaces.
The solution
How the pieces came together
The proposed position was marked with the car parked on the drive. Equipment suitability, cable protection and the supply were checked together. A route beside the existing building lines kept the installation orderly, with storage placed where the cable would be used.
The owner receives the installation information and a walkthrough of the charging controls.
