Tell us where the car parks and who controls that space. For an individual charger, we need to check the right to use the parking, the electrical supply and a cable route that can be installed safely.
In a Scottish flat or tenement, speak to the landlord, property factor or relevant owners about permissions for shared walls, ground and other common parts. A parking space does not by itself give permission to route a cable through them. Any planning or building-standards requirements also need checking for the proposed work.
Shared charging is a separate project: who pays for electricity, access controls, available capacity and maintenance all need agreeing. Do not assume a communal residential installation qualifies for the Workplace Charging Scheme.
The household grant may help eligible renters or flat owners with private off-street parking and an eligible vehicle. Check the current conditions before installation.
Send us the postcode, parking arrangement and any plans or permissions you already have. We can discuss what needs assessing before a quote is possible.