Homes, guesthouses and hotels across Killarney and the surrounding area. Safe Electric registered (A5964), full certification issued with every install.


Killarney gets a lot of visitors arriving in electric cars, and "EV charging available" has become something guests filter for when they book. We do commercial electrical work in hotels across Kerry and can fit anything from a single guest charger to a small bank of units.
What usually needs thinking about on a commercial install:
We'll survey the existing supply first and tell you what the building will actually carry before anyone commits to a number of units.
Modern consumer units, usually a spare way, straightforward half-day install.
Boards vary and some predate RCD protection. We check at survey and quote any upgrade separately so you can see the split.
Longer driveways mean longer cable runs. Not a problem, but it changes the price, so we measure it at survey rather than guessing.
A note for anyone in or near the National Park: some properties there have planning conditions on external fixtures. Worth checking before you settle on where the unit goes.
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.
Note: the €300 grant is for private homes. Businesses, hotels and guesthouses go through separate routes. The workplace charging scheme covers up to 60% of installation costs, capped at €5,000 per charge point, and is funded by Zero Emission Vehicles Ireland and applied for through SEAI. There are other schemes covering destination and visitor charging. Approval has to be in place before any work starts, so ring us and we'll tell you which one fits your setup.
Fossa, Muckross, Kilcummin, Barraduff, Glenflesk, Rathmore, Beaufort, Milltown, Farranfore and Killorglin.
Yes. We'll survey the supply and tell you how many units the building will carry before quoting.
Fossa, Muckross, Kilcummin, Beaufort, Barraduff, Rathmore and the rest of the surrounding area.
No, that one's for private homes. There are separate business schemes. The workplace one covers up to 60% of costs and €5,000 per charge point, and there are other routes for destination and visitor charging. Which one applies depends on who's using the chargers. Approval has to be granted before any work begins, so come to us before you commit to anything and we'll point you at the right one.
Often yes. If it needs an upgrade we price that separately so you can see what's what.