Charging at a flat is more complex than at a house with a driveway, largely because of shared ownership, freeholder permissions and parking arrangements. That said, it isn't always ruled out.
It's often worth exploring if you have an allocated parking space, since that gives an installer somewhere clear to mount a charger and run a cable to. Shared or unallocated parking makes things considerably harder.
The considerations here overlap a lot with installing a charger where you only have street parking rather than a driveway — that guide covers some of the same ground from a different angle.
Tell us about your building and parking situation in the quote form and we can help you understand your realistic options, including whether a suitable installer in your area has experience with flats specifically.
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