Cross-pavement EV charging in Scotland
KerbCharge manages your cross-pavement charging route from council permission to installation, grant claim and ongoing care.
Designed for Scottish households that park at the kerb.
One managed service
Permission, installation, funding and maintenance.
What to expect
We assess your frontage, parking pattern and likely council requirements before recommending a route.
You receive a clear scope covering installation, permissions and the grant process—without hidden assumptions.
KerbCharge coordinates the moving parts and remains available after your charger is in use.
The complete route to home charging
We review the property, identify a suitable cross-pavement solution and prepare the information needed for the relevant local authority. You know what is feasible before committing to installation.
Included in the assessment
Property review · cable-route planning · permission support · installation scope
We coordinate the approved pavement route and home charger so the finished system is tidy, practical and ready to use.
We support the eligible grant claim and keep your installation maintained after handover, so the service does not stop when the fitting team leaves.
Available consultations
Live services below are kept current through the KerbCharge booking system.
Straightforward pricing
Pavement construction, cable distance, charger choice and council requirements vary. We quote after assessment rather than advertise a figure that may not fit your home.
Managed installation
Tailored quotation after assessment
Your quote can include
Quoted separately where needed
Non-standard groundworks, electrical upgrades and any authority-specific charges are identified before work is approved.
Request an assessment →Start at your front door
Tell us where you live and how you park. We will help you understand the likely route, permission process and next step.