EV Charger Installations in Geelong

We assess your switchboard and supply first. If an upgrade is needed we'll include it in your fixed quote — see our switchboard upgrade service.

It depends on your supply and how quickly you want to charge. We'll recommend the right option for your home and budget.

Most straightforward home installs take half a day to a full day, depending on the cable run and whether any switchboard work is needed. More complex jobs — long underground runs, three-phase upgrades or commercial multi-bay setups — can take longer. We'll give you a clear timeframe as part of your fixed quote before we start.

Yes. We regularly install Tesla, Zappi, Fronius, Wallbox and Ocular chargers, and we're happy to fit almost any Type 2 charger on the market. If you've already bought your own unit we can install that too — just let us know the model and we'll confirm it's compatible with your switchboard and supply.

A 7kW charger suits most homes on a single-phase supply and adds roughly 30-40km of range per hour of charging. A 22kW charger needs three-phase power and charges much faster, but most electric cars can't actually accept the full 22kW — so the real-world benefit depends on your vehicle's onboard charger, not just the wall unit.

Not necessarily — a single-phase 7kW charger is enough for most households and daily driving. Three-phase suits higher-power charging or larger properties, but not every home has three-phase supply, and bringing it in can mean upgrading the switchboard. We'll assess your supply and recommend the right option — see our switchboard upgrades page if extra capacity is needed.

Technically yes, but we don't recommend it. A standard power point charges very slowly (often 15-20 hours for a full charge), isn't designed for that continuous a load, and can overheat if the circuit or wiring isn't up to it. A dedicated EV circuit with proper protection is faster, safer, and won't overload your household wiring.

Rebate and incentive schemes for home EV chargers do come and go, and eligibility and amounts change over time, so we don't quote a specific figure here. When you get a quote from us we'll let you know what, if anything, is currently available and help you understand how to apply if there's a scheme active at the time.

Yes, though both usually need a bit more planning. For rentals, we recommend getting written landlord consent before work starts. For strata (apartments/units), body corporate approval is often required, and we may need to run cabling through common property or negotiate a dedicated meter. We're happy to talk through the requirements with you and, where useful, the owners corporation.