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EV charger installation

Plan home charging around your vehicle, charger, switchboard and any solar or home battery system.

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  • Free to get a quote

    Getting a quote costs nothing, and you're under no obligation to accept it.

  • Licensed and insured

    Every partner is a licensed electrician with public liability insurance. We won't send anyone who isn't licensed for the work.

  • Electricians who work locally

    We pass your job to a vetted partner who covers your suburb and does this kind of work.

Why get your EV charger quote through Sparky Local?

  • An electrician who looks at the whole setup

    A home charger touches your switchboard, your solar and sometimes a battery. We pass your job to a partner who does EV work, so the quote covers the full installation, not just mounting a box on the wall.

  • Licensed partners chosen on quality

    Every partner is a licensed, insured electrician we'd have in our own homes. Price matters, but we don't pick partners for being the cheapest.

  • Your details go with the job

    Tell us your car, the charger you're looking at and where you park. The electrician starts with that context, so the first conversation is about your home.

What you can ask about

  • Home AC charger installation
  • Dedicated circuits and switchboard assessment
  • Solar-aware charging and load management
  • Charging alongside a new or existing home battery
  • A home charging assessment before you buy a charger

Have these ready

None of it is required, but it helps the electrician understand the job sooner.

  • Your car's make and model
  • The charger brand and model, if you've picked one
  • Where you want the charger and roughly how far that is from the switchboard
  • A photo of your switchboard with the door open (don't remove any covers)
  • Whether you have solar or a battery, and the inverter brand if you know it

Things to decide before you choose a charger

  • How fast you need to charge

    Overnight charging on a single-phase home charger covers most daily driving. Faster chargers need a three-phase supply, which many homes don't have. Think about a typical day's driving before paying for speed you won't use.

  • Where the charger goes

    Garage wall, carport or driveway. The distance from the switchboard sets the length of the cable run, and an outdoor spot needs a charger rated for the weather.

  • Charging from solar

    Some chargers can follow your solar output and charge the car from your own panels during the day. Mention your inverter and any battery so the electrician can check what works together.

  • Who supplies the charger

    You can buy the charger yourself or ask the electrician to supply it. Say which you'd prefer in the enquiry so the quote covers the right things.

What affects the quote?

Getting a quote is free. Every home is different, so we don't publish a set price; the electrician quotes after assessing the job, the site and the equipment involved. These things move the price most:

  • Cable route and distance from the switchboard
  • Available switchboard capacity and phase arrangement
  • Charger model and whether it is supplied by you or the electrician
  • Existing solar, battery or load-management equipment
  • Whether the switchboard needs work before a new circuit can go in

Common questions

Does it cost anything to get a quote?

No. Getting a quote through Sparky Local is free, and you're under no obligation to accept it. You only pay the electrician if you decide to go ahead.

Do I need a switchboard upgrade?

Sometimes. The electrician checks the existing board and available capacity as part of assessing the job.

Can I just charge from a normal power point?

Many cars come with a cable for a standard outlet, but it charges slowly. A wall charger on its own circuit is much faster and is the usual choice for daily driving. The electrician can talk through what suits how you drive.

Do I need three-phase power?

Not for most home charging. Single-phase chargers suit most daily driving. Three-phase charging needs a three-phase supply, and the electrician can confirm what your home has.

Can home charging work with solar?

Many setups can use solar-aware charging. Tell us what equipment you already have so the electrician can assess compatibility.

Who supplies the quote?

The independent electrician assesses your home and supplies the quote for their work.

What warranty comes with the installation?

The charger's warranty comes from its manufacturer. The electrician provides their own workmanship warranty on the installation, so ask what it covers when you get the quote.

Are the electricians licensed and insured?

Yes. We only work with licensed electricians, and every partner carries public liability insurance. You won't be sent someone who isn't licensed for the job.

How it works

  1. Tell us about the jobYour suburb, the service and anything useful, like photos or the model you've picked. It takes a couple of minutes.
  2. We pass it to a partnerOur team checks the details and passes them to a licensed partner electrician who covers your area and this type of work.
  3. You get a free quoteThe electrician talks the job through with you and quotes for their work. You decide whether to go ahead.

We take enquiries in Rockingham, Mandurah, Kwinana, Lakelands, Baldivis and the suburbs around them. See all areas.

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