About Voltie Electrical

EV Charger Installation Done Right — First Time

Voltie Electrical is a licensed electrical contracting business serving the Sutherland Shire and surrounding suburbs. We focus on residential EV charger installation — not as a side job, but as a core part of what we do every day.

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Who We Are and What We Actually Do

Voltie Electrical was built around one straightforward idea: EV drivers in the Sutherland Shire deserve an electrician who genuinely understands the technology, not one who treats a charger install as an afterthought between switchboard jobs. We work exclusively on home EV charging solutions — from single-phase Level 2 chargers to three-phase Tesla Wall Connector installs — across suburbs from Cronulla to Engadine and everywhere in between.

Every job is carried out by a licensed electrical contractor holding a current NSW electrical contractor licence and appropriate insurance. Our work complies with AS/NZS 3000 (the Australian Wiring Rules), AS/NZS 3001, and the manufacturer specifications for each charger brand we install. We do not cut corners on earthing, cable sizing, or protection devices — details that matter most in a dedicated EV charging circuit that will run for years.

The Sutherland Shire has a genuine mix of property types: older weatherboard homes in Como and Jannali with limited switchboard capacity, newer brick homes in Menai and Illawong with room to add a dedicated circuit, and dual-occupancy and apartment-adjacent properties in Sylvania and Caringbah that need careful load assessment before any charger goes in. We factor all of this in before we quote.

We are fully insured for public liability and our work is covered by the statutory warranty required under NSW law. When we finish an installation, we issue a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW) — the document your insurer and energy retailer may ask to see.

How We Work

What to Expect From Quote to Sign-Off

A good EV charger installation starts well before anyone picks up a drill. We assess your switchboard capacity, metering configuration, cable run distance from your board to the garage or carport, and whether your property needs a supply upgrade. You get a clear, itemised quote — not a number pulled from thin air — so you know exactly what you're paying for and why.

  • Site assessment covering switchboard capacity, earthing, and cable routing
  • Written quote with no hidden variations for standard installs
  • Install completed to AS/NZS 3000 and charger manufacturer specs
  • Dedicated circuit with correct cable sizing, isolator, and RCD protection
  • Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW) issued on completion
  • Walkthrough of your new charger so you understand scheduling, load management, and app features
What to Expect From Quote to Sign-Off
Why choose us

Why Homeowners in the Shire Choose Voltie

Licensed & Insured

NSW licensed electrical contractor with full public liability insurance. Every install is legally compliant and backed by a CCEW.

Compliant to Australian Standards

All work meets AS/NZS 3000 and relevant EV-specific standards. We specify the right cable, breaker, and RCD for each installation — no shortcuts.

Focused on EV, Not Everything

We don't try to be generalist sparkies. EV charger installation is what we do, which means fewer surprises and faster, cleaner installs.

FAQ

Common Questions About Our Credentials and Process

Yes. EV charger installation is electrical work and must be carried out by a licensed electrician holding a current NSW electrical contractor licence. We hold the required licence and carry public liability insurance. We can provide our licence details on request.

Ready to Charge at Home — the Right Way?

Get a clear, obligation-free quote for your home EV charger installation. We assess your switchboard, advise on the best charger for your setup, and handle everything through to your compliance certificate.

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Get in Touch With Voltie Electrical

Tell us your suburb, your vehicle, and whether you have a single- or three-phase supply (check your switchboard — three-phase boards have three rows of breakers). The more detail you give us, the more accurate your quote.