You rent your home
Up to £500
A house or a flat, as long as you have your own parking space. You’ll need your landlord’s permission, and we can help you ask for it.
Landlords, flats and renters · Midlands
EV chargers for flats, rentals and landlords
If you rent your home or own a flat, or you’re a landlord, a government grant of up to £500 per socket is still open until 31 March 2027. We check you qualify, claim it for you and take it off the price.
- Up to £500 off for renters and flat owners with off-street parking
- £500 per socket for residential landlords
- We get written permission from your landlord or management company
- No deposit. You pay the balance when you’re happy
Which applies to you
Three ways to get a grant-funded charger
You own a flat
Up to £500
For your own allocated space. We’ll check what the lease says and deal with the management company if needed.
You’re a landlord
£500 per socket
For residential lets, including blocks with shared parking. A charger makes a property easier to let to EV drivers.
How it works
We do the paperwork
Tell us about the property
Who owns it, where you park and a few photos of the fuse board and parking.
Permission and eligibility
We confirm the grant and get any written permission it needs.
Fixed price, minus the grant
You see the full cost, the grant and the balance you pay.
Install and claim
Our NICEIC electricians fit it, and we claim the grant.
Time left to claim
These grants close on 31 March 2027
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Permission from a landlord or management company can take a few weeks. Starting now leaves time for that and still gets the charger fitted before the deadline.
Questions
Flats and rentals FAQs
What if I move out?
The charger stays with the property. Some renters arrange with their landlord to take it with them. Talk to us and we’ll explain both options.
Our flats have a shared car park. Can we still have chargers?
Yes. A landlord or management company can fit chargers to shared bays, with load management and payment so each resident pays for their own charging.
I don’t have a parking space. Is there anything I can do?
Some councils offer cross-pavement channels for homes without a driveway. Call us and we’ll tell you what your council offers.
Who do I call if something goes wrong?
Us. Out of hours, our calls go to one of our directors.
Get your fixed price
Check your grant today
Tell us about the property and who owns it. We’ll confirm the grant and the permissions you need.
- Photos of your fuse board and where you’d like the charger help us price it without a visit
- No deposit. You pay when the job’s done
- Prefer to talk? Call 0121 285 0136. Out of hours, a director answers