
EV CHARGER INSTALLATION LIVERPOOL
Bibby Contracting is your trusted partner for professional EV charger installations across Liverpool. We provide a comprehensive service, from initial consultation to final setup, tailored to your specific needs.
Our Mission
To make EV charging accessible and convenient for everyone, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future.
Our Values
Safety, reliability, professionalism, and customer satisfaction are at the core of our business.
Our Team
Our team of certified and experienced electricians are dedicated to providing the highest quality of service.
Certifications
We are NICEIC approved and OZEV approved installers
EXPERIENCE
​Our Services :
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Home Charger Installation
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Business Charger Installation
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Smart Charger Setup
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Electrical System Upgrades
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Maintenance and Repairs
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Assistance with grant applications
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Emergency response

Seamless EV Charger Installation for Your Home or Business, Powering Your Electric Future, One Charge at a Time​

Select Your EV Charging System
From a free site survey to installation and setup, our engineers will guide you every step of the way

Non Tethered EV Chargers
This commonly fitted charger requires a user-supplied cable, making it a practical and budget-friendly choice.
Tethered EV Chargers
These EV chargers come with a cable permanently attached for convenience to quickly plug in your EV, these chargers can be ideal for frequent users however you are limited by the cable length

We can carry out a free on site survey to assess your needs and provide a free no obligation quote. Our standard installation package starts at £950
SERVICES

Pricing / Quotes
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Get a free, no-obligation quote for your EV charger installation.
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Factors that influence pricing (e.g., charger type, installation complexity, electrical upgrades).
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Transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
EV Charger Monitoring
Power logging for EV chargers is a crucial aspect of ensuring efficient, safe, and reliable charging. It involves monitoring and recording electrical parameters to gain insights into energy consumption, system performance, and potential issues. Here's a breakdown of its significance and key considerations:
Key Aspects of Power Logging
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Voltage (V)
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Current (A)
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Power (kW)
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Energy consumption (kWh)
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Power factor
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Frequency (Hz)
In essence, power logging is an essential tool for ensuring the reliable and efficient operation of EV charging infrastructure.
FAQ's
It's common to have many questions when considering installing an EV charger at home. Here's a breakdown of frequently asked questions, drawing from reliable sources:
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How long does an EV charger installation take?A standard installation typically takes around 4 hours. However, non-standard installations, which involve more complex wiring or longer cable runs, can take considerably longer
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What is a "standard installation"?A standard installation generally involves: Mounting the charger on a suitable wall. Running cabling from your home's electrical supply to the charger within a specified distance. Basic electrical connections and safety checks. Factors that make an installation "non-standard" include: Long cable runs. Required upgrades to your electrical installation including installing bonding to the gas and water supplies if not already present The need for groundworks. Installations to detached garages.
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Do I need permission to install an EV charger?Generally for home installations, in many cases planning permission is not needed, however for the majority of installations permission will be required from the DNO, this is usually given within one week of application.
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Can I install an EV charger myself?No, it is highly recommended and in many cases legally required to have a qualified, certified electrician perform the installation. This is to ensure safe and compliant electrical work.
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What are the different types of EV charger connections?For home charging, AC (alternating current) chargers are most common. Type 2 connections are the standard for most modern EVs in Europe. Tethered chargers have a cable attached. Untethered chargers have a socket, so a seperate charging cable is needed.
What to Consider Before Installation
Electrical System
A qualified electrician will assess your home's electrical system to ensure it can handle the load of an EV charger. Upgrades may be necessary.
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Location
The placement of the charger is crucial for convenience and safety. Consider the proximity to your parking spot and the electrical supply.
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Cost
Installation costs can vary significantly based on the complexity of the job however a standard installation starts at £950