People often put off ev charger installation on a bungalow because they expect the worst. Usually the scope is narrower than feared. Across SA10–SA11 the bungalow stock we've worked on shares consistent patterns: old CU in a hallway cupboard, still plastic split-load. The order of work matters: isolate, test, explain, then price. Skipping the middle two is how people end up paying twice. Which is why the price follows the test rather than the other way round.
Wiring generation on record (rewired 1980s–2010s) so the quote is the pivot point. Everything quoted after it follows from what the readings say, which is why the survey comes first at any SA10–SA11 address. The regulations are specific about it, so there is little room for opinion. Ev charger installation on a bungalow in a Neath property is not the same conversation as it would be in a new build, and it should not be priced as if it were.


