Commercial EV charger installation in Burnley for car parks, depots and customer parking. Several units on one site need a supply survey first. We design, install, test and certificate the whole thing.
Four chargers running together draw as much as a small factory. The first job is looking at the incoming supply and what the building already uses at peak. That tells us how many units can go in as things stand, and whether load management or a supply upgrade is needed.
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Most commercial sites want to control who charges and to recover the cost. Units can be set to open access, RFID cards for staff, or an app with payment for the public. Usage reports come out of the same back office. We set this up as part of the install.
On a car park the cable often has to cross open ground, which means ducting, trenching or running along a wall. That is usually the largest part of the cost, not the chargers themselves. Planning the route early keeps the groundwork down, and we work it out with you.
JD Electrical Services works with businesses across Burnley and Lancashire on charging points for staff, fleet vehicles and customers. We have been trading for 10 years and handle the supply survey, the install and the certification. Work can be done outside trading hours, as we cover 6am to 11pm seven days a week.
Approved electricians with 10 years behind us
Open 6am to 11pm, seven days a week
Emergency call outs available 24 hours a day
Price agreed in writing before work starts
Certificate issued at the end of every job
STILL NOT SURE?
It depends on your incoming supply and how much the building already draws at peak. Some sites take four or six units straight away, others need load management to share the available power. A supply survey answers it, and we give you the options in writing.
Yes. Commercial units can be set up with card, app or RFID payment, and the back office gives you usage and revenue reports. You set the rate yourself. We configure it during the install and show your team how to manage it.
Wall mounted units on your own site usually fall under permitted development. Freestanding units, taller posts, or anything on a listed building or in a conservation area may need permission. We tell you where a job looks like it should be checked with the council first.


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