FAQ
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EVCC is a patented recessed channel system that allows EV charging cables to run safely into the pavement, staying fully flush. Unlike any competing solution, it removes visual clutter and safety concerns associated with surface-mounted cables.
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Everyone β including:
Homeowners
Universities & colleges
Industrial operators
Commercial property owners
Local authorities
Retail parks & leisure sites
Public Walkways
Hotels & hospitality
Heritage & conservation locations
If the cable must cross a path, driveway, pavement or walkway β EVCC is the safest, neatest solution.
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Other installers run cables on top of surfaces.
We run it inside the surface.Key differences:
No trip hazards
No exposed cabling
No visible plastic trunking
No disruption to appearance
Stainless-steel durability
Unique recessed system competitors donβt offer
Blends with architecture & landscape
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Because their cable covers sit on the surface, the cable can move, loosen or lift β especially under footfall or repeated use.
EVCC eliminates this entirely by keeping everything below ground level. -
Absolutely. EVCC leaves no visible clutter, preserving the traditional or historic appearance of cottages, period homes, listed structures and special-regulation zones.
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Properties that include discreet EV charging are more appealing to buyers and renters.
Our installations add value instead of distracting from a buildingβs character. -
The system uses premium stainless steel, offering long-term corrosion resistance and durability under all weather conditions.
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No, at least not yet. EVCC is designed for home charging where you have no off-road parking, and at the moment only those with "dedicated off-street parking" are eligible. Not fair? We don't think so either, but the EV sector is by necessity fast-paced and developing so let's hope this approach gets updated.
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We arent tied to a make of charge point or installer so the choice is yours. Most installers offer a range of different types, Pod Point, EO, Ohme, Rolec etc. Search for charge point installers and apply to them to connect and install. Make sure we have council agreement for your EVCC first though if your location requires.
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No. Your charging cable comes with your EVCC and stays in the lockable unit. If you need to replace at some future date it is possible to unlock internally to release the cable.
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Yes, unless you are installing on private land. If the pavement in front of your house is owned by the local authority we need to get permission from them.
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No, you will need to buy this separately. What we do is enable home charging for situations that do not have driveway parking.
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You will need permission from whoever owns the land in between, this may be the local authority or property company. For example, in our case study we needed to ask Westminster Council for a licence to install ducting beneath their road. If it is a council we will help with the application process, they do charge for this licence. For privately owned land you would need to obtain written permission.
Our Purpose
We believe EV charging should enhance a location, not spoil it. Whether itβs a 200-year-old cottage, a bustling university walkway, or a modern commercial car park, the surroundings matter.
EVCC protects the look, feel and safety of an area while enabling future-ready charging infrastructure β responsibly and beautifully.