ICEE-EV

From a residential driveway to a parking area with multiple bays, ICEE-EV designs, supplies, and installs electric vehicle charging equipment across the UK. It serves households and organizations looking for a home unit, a workplace installation, or a solution for a destination or commercial network.

For homes, its offering includes the Rolec EVO charger. ICEE-EV suggests starting with a short digital installation survey to identify site conditions before planning the project. The company also lets residential customers book an installation online, making the process clearer from the first inquiry.

The company organizes its work into four stages: assess the requirements, prepare a quote, install the equipment, and provide follow-up support. It conducts on-site surveys for commercial and larger projects; for homes, the initial questionnaire helps gather information before the design and cost are confirmed.

On its contact page, ICEE-EV says it prepares fixed-price quotes and aims to avoid unexpected charges. Installation is carried out by NICEIC-accredited electricians and technicians, working with industry partners. After setup, the company offers maintenance and support based on the client’s needs.

The commercial service includes charging systems for workplaces, retailers, and destinations where vehicles remain parked. The proposal is tailored to the site and to how users arrive and park, from straightforward installations to groups of multiple chargers.

ICEE-EV also installs the Solum Helios docking station for electric bicycles and scooters. This extends its work beyond cars and allows parking and charging points for other light electric vehicles to be incorporated into mobility projects.

The company lists its head office in Waterlooville, Hampshire, and publishes weekday office hours. A home project can begin with the installation survey; commercial clients can request a site visit so the team can assess the location and its requirements.

ICEE-EV brings together the design, supply, installation, and support of charging infrastructure. From a home that needs its first charger to a business considering multiple bays, the process starts by defining the use and the site, then selecting suitable equipment and configuration.