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EV Charger Installation in Par & St Blazey

Certified EV charger installers just 25 miles from Par & St Blazey. Smart charging with solar integration.

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EV Charger Installation in Par & St Blazey

Par & St Blazey is one of the towns covered by our county service — see EV charger installation Cornwall for costs, standards and the full picture.

CCS Heating & Renewables is based at Pool Business Park in Redruth and installs home EV chargers across Par, St Blazey and the PL24 postcode. We install Zappi, Ohme, and Easee smart chargers across the PL24 postcode, and can integrate your EV charger with existing or new solar panels. The Zappi charger is our most popular choice for households with solar — it automatically prioritises free solar electricity for car charging, effectively charging your EV for free on sunny days. Par Station on the Paddington–Penzance main line is a reminder that Par has always been a transport hub; EV charging at home is simply the clean-energy transport option for today.

Why Par & St Blazey homeowners choose EV charger installation

Par & St Blazey sits 25 miles from our base, serves around 6,500 residents. A typical 7.4kW smart charger system in Par & St Blazey costs £799–£1,100 fully installed and charge overnight at 7p/kWh with Intelligent Octopus.

Property types we install in

Victorian terraces, workers' cottages, post-war bungalows, modern residential developments

OZEV workplace / EV infrastructure grants where eligible in Par & St Blazey

All installations comply with Part P and BS 7671 wiring regulations. Smart charger requirement applies to all new domestic installations. We handle every grant application end-to-end, deduct funding directly from your invoice, and register your system where required. Read more in our service guide or our full grants page.

Coverage across Par & St Blazey & nearby

Areas we cover: Covering Par, St Blazey, Tywardreath Highway, Biscovey, and the immediate surrounding area

Postcodes served: PL24

6,500

Population

1298

kWh/m²/year solar

60%

Off gas grid

25 miles

From our base

Key local industries

China clay (historic)Retail & local servicesFishing & marineConstruction

Cornwall-wide renewable energy guides:

Our Process

How It Works

01
Step 1

Free Survey

We visit your Par & St Blazey property to assess your needs, measure heat loss, and discuss the best options.

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Step 2

Design & Quote

We design a bespoke system, identify all eligible grants including the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (up to £9,000), and provide a transparent fixed-price quote.

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Step 3

Installation

Our MCS certified engineers install your system cleanly and efficiently, typically within 2–4 days, with minimal disruption to your home.

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Step 4

Aftercare

Full system handover, MCS certification, warranty registration, BUS grant application completion, and ongoing support when you need it.

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Customer Reviews

What Our Customers Say

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"Quick and professional EV charger installation. CCS recommended the Zappi so we can charge from our solar panels during the day. Saves us a fortune compared to public chargers, especially in summer."
AJ

Andrew J.

Padstow

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About EV Chargers in Par & St Blazey

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How much does a home EV charger cost to install?
A home EV charger typically costs £850–£1,300 fully installed. Popular models include the Zappi (which can divert solar energy to your car), Ohme Home Pro, and Easee One. Installation usually takes half a day. The OZEV grant (£500) is £500 per socket since 1 April 2026 and is for flats, renters, landlords and on-street residents — not homeowners with a driveway. If you have solar panels, a smart charger like the Zappi can charge your car using free solar energy during the day.
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Can I charge my electric car using solar panels?
Yes — and it is one of the most cost-effective EV charging options available. A smart EV charger like the Zappi or Ohme can detect when your solar panels are generating surplus electricity and automatically divert it to charge your car. On a sunny day, this means effectively free car charging. Customers with solar and a smart EV charger typically source 50–70% of their car charging from solar throughout the year.
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What electricity tariff should I use with a home EV charger?
If you don't have solar panels, an EV-specific off-peak tariff can save significantly on charging costs. Tariffs like Octopus Intelligent and Octopus Go offer rates as low as 7–10p/kWh overnight, compared to the standard rate of 24.67p/kWh (Ofgem Q2 2026). Smart chargers like the Ohme and Zappi integrate directly with these tariffs to schedule charging automatically. If you have solar, a time-of-use tariff combined with smart charging means you can charge cheaply from the grid overnight and from free solar during the day.
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Can I still get a government grant for a home EV charger in Cornwall?
Only in specific circumstances. The scheme that paid homeowners closed in March 2022. What remains is the OZEV chargepoint grant at £500 per socket — the rate for every OZEV chargepoint grant since 1 April 2026 — for renters and flat owner-occupiers, for landlords, and for households with no off-street parking through the on-street residential scheme. Businesses claim £500 per socket for up to 40 sockets under the Workplace Charging Scheme. The work must be done and claimed by an OZEV-authorised installer. If you own a house with a driveway, assume no grant and judge the quote on its own merits.
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Is a 7kW charger worth it over a 3kW one?
For almost every Cornwall household, yes. At 3.5 miles per kWh — typical for a mid-size EV — a 7.4kW charger returns roughly 25 miles of range per hour against about 10 from a 3kW unit, so a seven-hour off-peak window is the difference between around 175 miles and around 70. 22kW needs a three-phase supply, which is uncommon in Cornish homes outside farms and converted commercial buildings.
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