Straight answers

No. It is an indicative range from sample rates. A survey checks the cable route, the fusebox and the earthing. Only the quote after that survey is a price you can accept.

No. Volt Lane does not install a charger from the online range alone. The survey is what makes the work safe and the price fixed.

A straightforward home visit is often a few hours on site. Permission, parts or a difficult route can make the wait much longer. The survey is what dates the job.

A qualified electrician completes the job in line with BS 7671, the UK wiring regulations, and Building Regulations. You are given a certificate when that work is finished.

A kilowatt (kW) is how fast electricity can flow. A 7.4 kW home charger is the usual maximum on a normal single-phase house. It is not a promise of a certain number of miles.

It is the fusebox. If it is old, or it lacks the right safety device, it may need work before a charger can be added. Saying 'I don't know' is a valid answer. The survey looks.

Often, yes, but only with the landlord or freeholder's permission. Work does not start without it. You may be able to apply for a grant. The scheme decides, not the installer.

Not as a promise. A kerbside solution may need local council permission. The quote explains the options and nothing is booked as if permission already exists.

Nobody on this site can say that. You may be able to apply. Eligibility is decided by the scheme administrator. Do not have the charger installed until the scheme confirms you are eligible.