EV Charging Points: What Tenants and Landlords Need to Record
- Sharon Harding
- Oct 1
- 1 min read

With electric vehicles becoming more common, EV charging points are appearing in more rental properties. As inventory clerks, we now frequently include them in our reports.
Why EV Points Matter in Inventories
High-value installation – Charging units can cost hundreds of pounds to install.
Safety and compliance – Units must be fitted by qualified electricians and comply with safety standards.
Tenant use – Wear, damage, or unauthorised alterations can lead to disputes.
What We Record at The Property Inventory Company
When an EV charging point is present, we:
Note the make, model, and condition
Photograph the unit, cables, and connections
Record whether it is operational at check-in
Document any damage or missing parts at check-out
Why This Protects Landlords & Tenants
For landlords: Clear records protect against costly replacement claims.
For tenants: They’re not unfairly blamed for wear and tear or pre-existing issues.
For agents: It shows attention to detail and keeps up with modern tenancy needs.
Takeaway: As EV use grows, charging points will become standard. Recording them properly is now an essential part of professional inventories.
Book your professional inventory / check in / check out report today with The Property Inventory Company.
Call 01435 508118 / 07428 821141 or email contact@propertyinventoryco.co.uk.
We cover Eastbourne, Tunbridge Wells, Heathfield, Hailsham, Hastings, Bexhill, Crowborough, Lewes, Brighton and all areas in between across East Sussex and Kent.




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