Electrical Work for Caravan Parks & Campsites
Park and campsite work is a big part of what we do. The Forest is full of caravan parks, campsites and glamping pitches. They all run on power that has to cope with weather, wet ground and a fresh set of visitors every week. It is a different job to wiring a house and the rules are different too.
We install and repair hook-up pedestals and bollards, run new pitch supplies, extend the distribution across a site and wire up the shower blocks, receptions and camp kitchens that go with them. Everything is weatherproof, correctly protected and tested to the current regulations for caravan parks and campsites, then certified before we leave.
What's included
Hook-up pedestals and bollards
New pedestals, swaps and repairs for touring, static and glamping pitches, wired and tested the right way.
Pitch supplies and distribution
New pitches, extra pitches or a whole new field: supplies sized and protected for a full site in high season.
Metering for pitches
Sub-metering, card and coin or pay as you go, so every pitch is measured and billed fairly.
Amenity blocks and site lighting
Shower and toilet blocks, receptions, camp kitchens, walkway lighting and car charging for visitors.
Caravan parks & campsites questions, answered
Do you work on caravan parks and campsites?
Yes. It is a big part of our work and always has been. Touring parks, static sites, campsites and glamping pitches across the Forest of Dean and the surrounding area.
Can you replace a broken hook-up post?
Yes. We repair and replace pedestals, posts and bollards. We know the season matters. Tell us how urgent it is and we will get you back up and running.
Can you add more pitches to our site?
Yes. We check what your existing supply can carry first, then plan the new pitch supplies, protection and metering around it. You get one clear fixed price before anything starts.
Do campsite and park electrics need testing?
Yes. Park and campsite installations take a hammering from weather and use, so they need testing more often than a house. We test, report in plain English and price up anything that needs putting right.
How much does park electrical work cost?
As a rough guide, supplying and fitting a replacement hook-up pedestal in the UK is usually somewhere around £450 to £900 once the supply and groundwork are counted, and a full park test is priced on the number of pitches and buildings. We look at the site first and give you one fixed price.
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