Offering an EV charger attracts eco-conscious guests, increases bookings, and ensures your property is future-proof as EV driving becomes more common.

Yes, EV drivers actively search for properties with on-site charging, making it a key factor in their booking decisions. For them, charging is a necessity, not a luxury. Holiday homes are often located far from public charging facilities, so offering this convenience can significantly increase your property’s appeal and competitiveness.

We have built up a list of approved local installers who are well versed in installing S&P products. Unlike meter installers, they are factory trained and give straightforward quotes and carry out all relevant paperwork and signing off.

For a personalised quote, please reach out to Richard Christian at [email protected]. He will be more than happy to assist you and talk you through the process.

The installation costs vary based on factors such as the charger model, electrical infrastructure upgrades needed, labour, and grid upgrade fees. Getting a survey will accurately estimate the overall cost. If you are considering applying for any grants, ensure that your chosen installer is OZEV (Office for Zero Emission Vehicles) approved.

Standard installations can cost around £425 (including VAT), with upfront costs typically being offset within 12 months through guest usage. Standard installation is usually a 7kW (single phase) installation, up to 4 hours on site, up to 15 meter cable run (the distance between your fuse board and where you want the charger). Costs increase materials and labour (eg if you need to drill though more than 2 walls/ dig a trench/ working at height).

We aim to ship all orders within 2 working days of full payment. Large orders of over 20 and bespoke colours can take longer.

For a personalised quote, please reach out to [email protected]. He can put you in touch with installers in your area to visit and carry out an on site survey.

Choose chargers with customisable designs, like S&P’s 112 colour combinations, to match your property’s style.

Reliable chargers, like those from S&P, have close to zero downtime. Additionally, support contracts are available to resolve any issues quickly.

Yes. The UK government Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) have created many types of grants. Eligibility rules often change so it’s good to talk to your authorised electrician or check on the government website for the latest information on how make the grants work for you.

Broadly speaking, Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) offers grants for Electric Vehicle (EV) chargers. These grants are available to businesses, charities, public sector organisations and small accommodation businesses. The WCS provides grants to eligible companies of up to 75% of the full EV charge point purchase and installation (inclusive of VAT). It is a voucher-based scheme, limited to £350 per changer socket and a maximum of 40 sockets across multiple workplace locations.

Clear instructions, a well-lit setup, and signage explaining the app make it simple for guests to self-charge their cars.