Homes, farms and businesses across Castleisland and east Kerry. Safe Electric registered (A5964), full certification issued with every install. Around twenty minutes from our base in Tralee, so this is one of the quicker call-outs we do.


Castleisland sits in the middle of a serious farming catchment, and a good share of our work out this way is agricultural.
If you're fitting a charger on a farm, the job often looks different to a house:
We already do agricultural electrical work across Kerry, so we're used to working around how a yard actually runs.
Boards vary. Some are full, some predate RCD protection. Off-street parking is the other one — the SEAI grant needs it, and a fair bit of the main street doesn't have it.
Generally modern boards with a spare way. Straight install, half a day.
Flat €300 in 2026, cut from €600 in 2024.
Private home, off-street parking, and the grant not already claimed at that address. You don't need to own an EV yet.
The charger must be on SEAI's approved register and the installer must be Safe Electric registered. We're registered and only fit approved units.
You apply at seai.ie. We install, issue the completion cert, SEAI pays you afterwards.
Farm and business installs go through separate schemes. Ring us and we'll tell you which applies.
Currow, Scartaglin, Brosna, Knocknagoshel, Cordal, Farranfore and the surrounding area.
About twenty minutes from Tralee, so this is one of the quicker runs we do. Surveys usually within a few days.
Yes, and it's a good chunk of what we do out this way. Three-phase where it's available gives you faster charging than a house can manage.
The €300 grant is for private homes. Farms and businesses go through separate schemes with different rules, so ring us and we'll point you at the right one.
Usually. Older boards in the town sometimes need an upgrade, which we quote separately.