Home EV Charger Installation in Harrow
Harrow grew up around the Metropolitan line, and it shows. The borough is full of 1930s and Edwardian semis in Rayners Lane, Kenton and North Harrow, with larger houses around Pinner, Hatch End and Stanmore, and plenty of front gardens and driveways along the way. For a driver in a house like that, a charger on your own wall is the simplest way to charge, because the car is already parked where the power is.
EV Install Pro supplies and fits Volec, Ohme and EVEC chargers from £899, fully installed. We survey the house, test the wiring, measure the cable route and send one fixed price in writing. We cover HA1, HA2, HA3, HA5 and HA7, and because parts of Harrow on the Hill, Pinner and Stanmore have heritage protection, we check your address for planning limits before you commit.
- A fixed written price after the survey
- OZEV approved engineers
- Heritage area checks for Pinner and Stanmore
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OZEV approved · Survey first, one price · Covering HA1, HA2, HA3, HA5 and HA7
What Shapes the Price of a Harrow Charger Install
Most Harrow houses are simple jobs. Here are the five things that move the quote, so you know what to expect.
| Factor | How it affects your quote |
|---|---|
| Cable length | The further the charger is from your consumer unit, the more cable and clipping or ducting we need. |
| Wall type | Brick is straightforward. Rendered, pebble dashed or stone walls can take longer to fix to. |
| Consumer unit | If it is full or old, a new unit may be needed. We test it at the survey and list the cost separately. |
| Charger choice | From £899 for the Volec Pulse, £995 for the EVEC and £999 for the Ohme Home Pro. |
| Position | A charger on a post by a drive costs more to run a cable to than one on the house wall. |
See our cost guide for more. If you run a business unit in Wealdstone or Harrow town centre, we also fit workplace chargers.
Get a quoteHome Charging in Rayners Lane, Pinner, Kenton and Stanmore
Harrow is a suburban borough with a lot of houses that have off street parking. Here is how the main types look to an installer.
1930s semis in Rayners Lane, Kenton and North Harrow
Typical Metro-land houses with a front drive or garden, and the meter often close to the front door. A wall charger beside the car is the usual answer.
Larger houses in Pinner, Hatch End and Stanmore
Bigger plots mean longer routes from the meter, and some streets are in heritage areas. We plan both at the survey, so the quote is clear.
Terraces and homes without a drive
Harrow is installing lamp column chargers for streets with no off street parking. Our no driveway guide covers what that means for you.
Harrow Home Charger Installation Prices From £899
One fixed price once we have surveyed your house. It covers the charger, a standard cable run, testing and your certificate. Anything extra, like a long route or a consumer unit upgrade, appears as its own line. Read how installation prices are built for more.
Volec Pulse (our top pick)
From £899
Socketed Type 2, IP66, solar aware, adjustable to 48A
Ohme Home Pro
From £999
Follows your tariff, 5m lead fitted, own 4G
EVEC Home Charger
From £995
3.7kW to 7.4kW, 5m lead fitted, solar ready
Included in Your Harrow Quote
- Survey of your home and parking
- Your chosen charger
- Standard cable run from the consumer unit
- Installation, testing and commissioning
- Notice to your network operator
- Electrical Installation Certificate
Which Charger Suits Your Harrow House?
All three suit every modern UK electric car. Houses almost always want 7kW, as 22kW chargers need three phase power that homes rarely have. Compare them here.
| Volec Pulse Our top pick | Ohme Home Pro | EVEC Home Charger | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fully installed from | £899 | £999 | £995 |
| Power | Adjustable up to 48A | 7.4kW | Adjustable, 3.7kW to 7.4kW |
| Cable | Socketed Type 2, bring your own cable | Tethered, 5m cable attached | Tethered, 5m cable attached |
| Connectivity | App control | Own 4G connection, Ohme app | Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Ethernet |
| Solar | Solar aware | Solar compatible | Solar ready, eco mode |
| Weatherproofing | IP66 | Outdoor rated | Outdoor rated |
| Best for | Most Harrow houses: lowest price, sealed outdoors | Smart tariff users | Everyday charging |
| View Volec Pulse | View Ohme Home Pro → | View EVEC Home Charger → |
Where on Your Harrow House Should the Charger Go?
Position decides how neat the install looks and how much cable it needs.
Front wall by the drive
The most common spot on a Metro-land semi. The Volec Pulse has an IP66 case, so a front wall facing the weather is fine.
Side passage wall
Good for hiding the unit from the street, especially in heritage areas. It can mean a longer cable route.
Garage wall
A sheltered position inside or beside an attached garage. We usually run the supply straight from the consumer unit.
Free standing post
Useful when the car parks away from the house. It needs a trench or duct, so it costs more than a wall mount.
A tethered or socketed unit?
A tethered charger such as the Ohme Home Pro has its 5m lead fitted. The socketed Volec Pulse keeps the front wall tidy.
Read about the Volec Pulse, the Ohme Home Pro and the EVEC Home Charger. Tethered and untethered chargers explains the lead choice.
Get a quoteWhat Is Built In and What Is Optional With Smart Charging
Smart charging is not one feature. It is a short list of things, some standard and some you can add later.
Built into every charger we fit
- Scheduling from an app
- Start, stop and override
- A record of what you have used
Optional extras, if they suit you
- Following solar panels, covered in our solar charging guide
- Following a time of use tariff, which the Ohme Home Pro does by itself
- Setting your own power limit, as on the EVEC
To see how charging at night affects your bill, read what home charging costs, and for the wider picture see smart chargers.
Harrow Charger Rules: Heritage Areas, Pavements and Front Gardens
Stanmore and Pinner heritage areas
Harrow's Stanmore conservation areas, including Little Common, Stanmore Hill, Old Church Lane, Kerry Avenue and Canons Park Estate, are marked as having Article 4 directions. Pinner High Street and Harrow on the Hill are also protected, so we check your address first.
Cables across the pavement
The council does not currently allow cables across pavements for safety and access reasons. It is developing a home charging policy and says gully charging is under consideration but not approved.
Front gardens and crossovers
A new dropped kerb needs council approval, and paving a large front garden can need a permeable surface or planning permission. Sort the parking layout before the charger.
Wiring and the network operator
We test your consumer unit and earth, notify your network operator, and give you an Electrical Installation Certificate.
Harrow Charger Installation in Five Steps
Why Harrow Drivers Choose EV Install Pro
Simple reasons.
We suit suburban houses
Drives, side passages and garages are our daily work.
Fixed price
Written after the survey, with extras listed apart.
OZEV approved
Approved engineers and a tested install.
Heritage aware
We flag Stanmore, Pinner and Harrow on the Hill rules early.
Nearby
Our office at Dorset House, Harrow Road, NW10 is close to the borough. See who we are.
EV Charger Installers in Harrow, Pinner, Stanmore and Wealdstone
We cover the whole London Borough of Harrow. Send your postcode and we confirm your area and survey date.
- Harrow on the Hill, West Harrow · HA1
- Rayners Lane, North Harrow, South Harrow · HA2
- Wealdstone, Kenton, Harrow Weald · HA3
- Pinner, Hatch End · HA5
- Stanmore, Canons Park · HA7
Harrow Home Charger Questions
Our house is in Stanmore Hill. Can we fit a charger?
Often yes, but Stanmore Hill is one of the conservation areas marked with an Article 4 direction, which means planning permission is needed for some works. We check your address and where the unit would sit before quoting. The basics are in our rules and permits guide.
Does living near Harrow on the Hill or in Pinner High Street change anything?
Both areas have heritage protection, and there are many listed buildings around Harrow on the Hill. A listed home needs extra care. We check status at the survey, choose the least visible position, and tell you what to confirm.
We have a 1930s semi in Rayners Lane. Is it a simple job?
Usually yes. These houses typically have a front drive and the meter close by, so the route is short. We still test the consumer unit and measure the run before we give a fixed price.
Harrow is adding 500 lamp column chargers. Do I still need my own?
The council and char.gy are rolling out 500, with 225 installed and 275 more due by October 2028, aimed mostly at homes with no drive. If you have a drive, a charger of your own is private and runs to your schedule. See our smart charging guide.
Can I run a cable across the pavement to my car?
Not at the moment. The council says safety and access risks rule it out, is developing a home charging policy, and has said gully charging is under consideration but not approved. There is no date, so do not plan around it. If you have a drive, you can have a charger now.
I want to pave my front garden for parking. What do I need?
You need council approval for a dropped kerb, and a large paved area may need a permeable surface or planning permission. Get the parking sorted first. We fit the charger once the space is ready.
We live in a large detached house in Pinner or Harrow Weald. Does that cost more?
Only if the meter is far from the parking spot. A longer cable route is added as its own line in your fixed quote, so you see it before you agree. We often find a tidy path along a wall or through the garage.
Can you fit chargers at a business in Wealdstone or Harrow town centre?
Yes. We install at workplaces as well as homes, for staff, visitors or company cars. See our workplace charging page or send your site details.
How much does installation cost, and which charger should I pick?
From £899 for the Volec Pulse, £995 for the EVEC Home Charger and £999 for the Ohme Home Pro, all fully installed, with the price fixed after the survey. Most Harrow customers choose the Volec Pulse for the price and the IP66 case. For a charger that follows your tariff, see the Ohme Home Pro.
Do you cover Kenton, Hatch End and Canons Park?
Yes, the whole borough. Send your postcode and we confirm. More answers are on our FAQs page.
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Ready for a Home Charger in Harrow?
Send your postcode and a photo of your drive or garden. We reply with what your install needs and book your survey.
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