Where the charger goes
Peterhead homes, parking and where your EV charger can go
Where you park decides most of a Peterhead charger quote, more than which charger you pick. The town has three broad situations, and each has a different answer.
Estates with a driveway or a side path
The newer estates around the edge of town and most post war houses have parking right beside the house. The charger goes on the nearest outside wall, usually the gable or a side passage, with the cable clipped down the wall to a weatherproof connection box. This is the job the £900 + VAT starting price is built around.
Granite terraces with on street parking
Many older stone houses in the town centre and around the harbour open straight onto the pavement. A charging cable laid across a public footway is a trip hazard, and in Peterhead the pavement belongs to the roads authority, Aberdeenshire Council, so you need the council's permission before any cable or channel goes across it. We could not confirm the council's current policy on its website while writing this page, so check with Aberdeenshire Council first. We will not fit a charger that relies on a cable over a public pavement without that permission in writing.
Flats and houses with a space round the back
If you have a private space in a rear lane, a shared car park or a garage at the end of the garden, a charger is often still possible. Long runs to a detached garage are covered on our page for EV charger installation in Aberdeenshire. Flat owners and renters with their own space may also qualify for the grant further down this page.
What we do: send us a photo of where you park and of your fuse board, and we will tell you which of these you are before anyone visits. Call 07304 027013.