Nick supplies and fits Ohme, Zappi, Hypervolt and other smart home chargers across Derby and the East Midlands, with testing, app setup, certification and a clear handover.
Nick installs smart home charge points for electric cars and plug-in hybrids, with advice on the right charger, cable route and tariff features for your property.
Based in Mackworth, E-Fix Electrical covers Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham, Burton-on-Trent, Belper, Ashbourne, Alfreton, Long Eaton and surrounding areas.
Nick is a time-served, Level 3-qualified electrical contractor with experience across all aspects of domestic electrical installation. He is also City & Guilds Level 3 qualified in electric vehicle charger installation, maintenance and repairs.
Every installation is covered by E-Fix’s six-year workmanship warranty. If the charger manufacturer offers a longer product warranty, E-Fix will match that period with its workmanship warranty.
If E-Fix ceases trading, qualifying non-compliant work may be covered by the NICEIC Platinum Promise for up to six years from completion, subject to its terms and exclusions.
Every property is different, so E-Fix provides a clear quotation based on the charger, cable route and electrical work actually required. There are no vague allowances or unnecessary upgrades.
The main factors are the charger model, distance from the consumer unit, cable route, wall or post mounting, groundworks and whether load management is needed.
Many installations use a separate small EV consumer unit with the correct protective devices. If your existing supply, earthing or switchgear needs attention, Nick will explain it before work starts.
Send photos of the consumer unit, meter position, proposed charger location and cable route for an initial assessment. A site visit can be arranged where the route needs checking.
The best charger depends on your car, electricity tariff, parking arrangement and how you charge.
Ohme chargers can schedule charging around compatible off-peak tariffs and give you control through the Ohme app. They are a practical choice for straightforward home charging.
The myenergi Zappi is a smart charger with tariff scheduling and app control, and is a popular choice for homes that want flexible charging modes.
E-Fix also installs Hypervolt, Easee, Wallbox, Pod Point and other compliant smart chargers. Nick will give practical advice without pushing a particular brand.
Most straightforward domestic installations are completed within a day. The exact time depends on the cable route and any additional electrical work.
The incoming supply, earthing, consumer unit and proposed cable route are checked before installation begins.
The charger, cabling and required protective equipment are installed neatly and tested to the relevant electrical standards.
Nick commissions the charger, helps with the app and charging schedule, explains operation and provides the electrical certification.
OZEV-approved installation from EVHS4280, with NICEIC enrolment D609228, charger commissioning, certification and DNO notification handled by E-Fix.
Direct advice and installation from Nick
Real charge point installations completed by E-Fix Electrical in Derby and the surrounding area.
Neat wall-mounted smart charger with a practical external cable route.
Wall-mounted home charger with a Type 2 socket and neatly routed supply cable.
Compact home charge point installed and commissioned by E-Fix Electrical.
The price depends on the charger, cable length and route, consumer unit and earthing arrangement, mounting position and any groundworks. E-Fix provides a clear quotation after reviewing the installation details. For running costs, read how much it costs to charge an EV at home.
Yes. A home EV charger needs its own dedicated circuit with the correct protective devices. E-Fix includes this with every charge point, along with any surge protection and load management the property requires.
Usually no. Most standard EV charger installations will include a small fusebox with surge protection and all required switchgear specifically for EV chargers. If your existing consumer unit, earthing or supply needs improvement, Nick will explain this clearly before any work starts.
It depends on the property, cable route and parking arrangement. Nick can discuss the practical options and whether a safe, compliant installation is possible.
Both may be possible. E-Fix can advise on suitable chargers, supply and install, or discuss fitting a customer-supplied unit if it is appropriate and compliant.
Many straightforward home EV charger installations can be completed in a day, but this depends on cable route, consumer unit condition and any extra electrical work required.
Yes. You will receive an Electrical Installation Certificate and Building Regulations compliance certificate. E-Fix also arranges the required DNO notification for the charge point as part of the installation service.
Call Nick for practical advice and a clear quotation for your home EV charger installation.
