Devon · Plymouth · Torbay · 43 towns
Compare Devon electricians. See the price first.
A typical Devon fuse box replacement costs £580, an EV charger £995 and a landlord EICR £190, based on illustrative local prices. Compare registered NICEIC and NAPIT electricians in your town, then get free quotes.
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Which Devon towns do we cover?
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East Devon
East Devon District Council
North Devon
North Devon Council
Teignbridge
Teignbridge District Council
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Devon FAQs
How much does an electrician cost in Devon?
Most Devon electricians charge £45–£65 an hour or a fixed price per job. Typical 2026 prices (illustrative): EICR £150–£280, fuse box replacement £450–£750, EV charger £850–£1,300. Coastal and rural call-outs can cost more.
How do I check an electrician is registered?
Search the NICEIC or NAPIT online registers by name or postcode. Registered electricians can self-certify notifiable work under Part P and must give you a Building Regulations compliance certificate.
Who supplies electricity to homes in Devon?
The network operator (DNO) for all of Devon, Plymouth and Torbay is National Grid (South West). They handle power cuts, main fuse upgrades and new connections such as EV charger load approvals.
How often do landlords in Devon need an EICR?
Private landlords in England need an EICR at least every five years and must give a copy to tenants within 28 days. A typical Devon EICR costs £150–£280 depending on the number of circuits.
Can I find an emergency electrician near me in Devon?
Yes. Most Devon towns have at least one firm taking out-of-hours calls, from Exeter and Plymouth to Ilfracombe and Kingsbridge. A typical emergency call-out is £90–£180. Pick your town for the nearest firms and local prices.
How much does an EV charger cost to install in Devon?
A standard 7 kW home charger is typically £850–£1,300 fitted in Devon. Long cable runs or groundworks add to it. You need off-street parking, and the installer tells National Grid for you.
Is solar worth it in Devon?
Devon is one of the sunniest parts of the UK, so for most south, east or west-facing roofs, yes. A typical 4 kWp system costs about £6,800 and most homes see payback in 8 to 12 years.
Do holiday lets in Devon need electrical checks?
There's no fixed legal interval for holiday lets, but insurers expect an EICR, yearly PAT testing and working smoke and CO alarms. Most owners book them between seasons.