Glasgow EV Chargers completed an EV charger installation on Cleveden Crescent in Glasgow West End for the owner of a recently refurbished Victorian property, who had just taken delivery of a new electric vehicle through work. The customer wanted an EV charger installed at the front of the property but was keen to preserve the appearance of the home, having retained many of its original period features during the refurbishment. The property presented a number of challenges. The main consumer unit and incoming electrical supply were located towards the middle and rear of the house inside a cupboard, with no obvious cable route to the preferred charger position at the front. Previous suggestions had involved running visible cabling through the house, something the customer understandably wanted to avoid. After carrying out a detailed survey, our team designed a bespoke installation route that allowed the 3-core armoured EV cable to be run from a new dedicated mini EV consumer unit, installed alongside the existing consumer unit, beneath the suspended floor and directly to the front of the property. The cable exited neatly through the exterior wall via a carefully drilled and fully sealed entry point, allowing the installation to remain almost entirely hidden. An untethered Ohme ePod was securely mounted on the front wall exactly where the customer wanted it. To provide greater flexibility when parking, we also supplied a 15-metre Type 2 charging cable, allowing the vehicle to be charged comfortably from different positions at the front of the property. The finished installation achieved exactly what the customer had hoped for—a discreet, sympathetic EV charger installation that complemented the character of the home while providing reliable 7.4kW home charging. Apart from the compact Ohme ePod itself, virtually no cabling is visible, preserving the appearance of the property while making everyday EV charging simple and convenient.