EV charger installation in Devon: prices by town
Prices Illustrative
Range £850–£1,300 · Devon avg £995
EV charger installation in Devon typically costs £995, with most jobs between £850 and £1,300. Prices vary by town: Barnstaple is lowest at £930. We compare 43 Devon towns. Prices include testing and certificate.
Price by size or type
| Job | Typical | Range |
|---|---|---|
| 7 kW, short cable run | £895 | £765–£1,170 |
| 7 kW, standard | £995 | £850–£1,300 |
| 7 kW, long run / groundworks | £1,295 | £1,105–£1,690 |
EV charger installation prices by town
12 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Exmouth prices →6 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Sidmouth prices →6 installers · Next slot 4 days
See Honiton prices →5 installers · Next slot 3 days
See Cranbrook prices →4 installers · Next slot 4 days
See Axminster prices →4 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Seaton prices →4 installers · Next slot 6 days
See Ottery St Mary prices →3 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Budleigh Salterton prices →11 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Barnstaple prices →6 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Ilfracombe prices →4 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Braunton prices →3 installers · Next slot 5 days
See South Molton prices →2 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Lynton & Lynmouth prices →2 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Woolacombe prices →2 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Combe Martin prices →8 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Bideford prices →3 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Northam & Appledore prices →3 installers · Next slot 3 days
See Great Torrington prices →3 installers · Next slot 3 days
See Holsworthy prices →6 installers · Next slot tomorrow
See Totnes prices →5 installers · Next slot 2 days
See Ivybridge prices →4 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Kingsbridge prices →3 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Dartmouth prices →2 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Salcombe prices →11 installers · Next slot 4 days
See Newton Abbot prices →6 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Teignmouth prices →5 installers · Coastal: IP65+ outdoor fittings advised
See Dawlish prices →3 installers · Next slot 2 days
See Kingsteignton prices →3 installers · Next slot 2 days
See Bovey Tracey prices →2 installers · Next slot tomorrow
See Ashburton prices →2 installers · Next slot 10 days
See Chudleigh prices →2 installers · Next slot 10 days
See Buckfastleigh prices →Rules and paperwork
- Notifiable under Part P; you get an EIC and building-control notice.
- National Grid (South West) must be notified of the charger.
- OZEV grants apply to flats and rentals only.
How much does ev charger installation cost in Devon?
EV charger installation in Devon typically costs £995, with most jobs between £850 and £1,300. Prices vary by town: Barnstaple is lowest at £930. We compare 43 Devon towns. Prices include testing and certificate.
Where is ev charger installation cheapest in Devon?
Barnstaple, at a typical £930. Rural and coastal towns are often slightly dearer because of travel.
What paperwork do I get for ev charger installation?
Notifiable under Part P; you get an EIC and building-control notice. National Grid (South West) must be notified of the charger. OZEV grants apply to flats and rentals only.
Where is ev charger installation most expensive in Devon?
Woolacombe tends to come in highest on our numbers, mostly due to travel time and older property. Expect a difference of 10 to 15% across the county at most.
How do I get the best price for ev charger installation in Devon?
Get three written quotes, ask exactly what's included (testing, certificate, making good), and be flexible on dates. Firms often price sharper for a mid-week slot.
Do I need a registered electrician for ev charger installation?
It's strongly advised. NICEIC or NAPIT electricians can sign off their own work under Part P, which saves you a separate building control fee and makes selling the house easier later.