London EV charger enquiries for independent installers
If your business installs domestic chargepoints, Leads Do Work offers another way to find customers asking for a quotation. Enquiries from EV Chargers London describe work around the capital, from a single wall unit beside a drive to a charger serving an allocated bay at a block of flats. Your services and coverage settings help match the opportunities to your business.
Create a free contractor account in the Leads Do Work app and browse the jobs available before choosing a paid lead pack. Availability varies by location and service. A lead gives you an opportunity to assess and quote for work; it is not a booking, a guaranteed job or a promise of revenue.
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Choose the work you can survey and deliver
- Home and 7kW installations: dedicated circuits, maximum-demand assessments, earthing and protective-device selection.
- Smart chargers: network connection, tariff compatibility, CT clamps, household load limiting and supported solar integration.
- Tethered and untethered units: vehicle compatibility, cable reach, socket operation and sensible storage.
- Flats and rented homes: consent drawings, communal containment, fire-stopping, billing and grant paperwork where eligible.
Be clear about whether you undertake groundwork, consumer unit changes, detached-garage supplies or managed car-park installations. A request for a flat is not always a standard domestic package. If a managing agent needs a method statement or access must be booked with a caretaker, allow time for it in your survey and quotation.
Make your London coverage workable
Set the boroughs and neighbourhoods you can reach reliably. An installer based in Ealing may organise work differently from a team covering Lewisham and Bromley. Think about parking restrictions, travel between appointments and returning to commission a charger after network work. Covering every London postcode only helps if you can follow through on the visits.
Lead packs for different levels of capacity
5 leads
A smaller pack can suit a sole trader testing demand for charger installations or filling a few survey slots between existing electrical jobs.
10 leads
This gives a business with regular quoting time more enquiries to assess. Make sure someone can request the supply photos and follow up on outstanding permissions.
20 leads
A larger pack can suit a team with capacity to handle more surveys and customer calls. It does not mean twenty installations: some customers will postpone, choose another quote or have an unsuitable parking arrangement.
Check current pack prices, payment terms, sharing arrangements and any lead-credit policy in the app before buying. Choose the volume around the time you can spend responding, not just the number of installation days available.
From account setup to a written quote
- Download the app and register your contractor account.
- Choose your installation services and realistic London coverage.
- Browse available enquiries and check the paid pack options.
- When you take a lead, review the property and contact details provided.
- Contact the customer, establish feasibility and arrange any survey.
- Issue your own quotation, specifying the unit, electrical work, permissions and exclusions.
Use the first conversation to settle the essentials
Ask about ownership of the parking space, the car's AC charging capability, existing solar or battery equipment and the approximate meter-to-charger route. Request photos of closed equipment only; customers should not remove fuse carriers or electrical covers. Give them a clear next step and distinguish installation time from any wait for consent or the network operator.
Include the final current setting, load-management arrangement, certification, notification and making-good in your offer. For app-controlled chargers, explain account ownership and ongoing connectivity costs. This helps customers compare an actual scope rather than a bare charger price.
Companies joining the network are asked for relevant insurance details and references. Keep your credentials and experience up to date, and only offer grant claims where appropriately authorised. EV Chargers London does not employ the installers. Quotes, appointments, payments and installation contracts are agreed directly between your business and the customer.
