Home and business EV charger installation across Killorglin and mid Kerry. Safe Electric registered (A5964), full certification issued with every install. Around twenty-five minutes from our base in Tralee.


The town splits fairly cleanly.
Boards vary and a fair few need upgrading, either because they're full or because they predate RCD protection. Parking is the other consideration — the SEAI grant requires off-street parking, so a house fronting onto the street won't qualify.
The estates out toward Sunhill, Mill Road and the Iveragh road generally have modern boards with room to spare. Straight install, usually half a day.
Longer driveways mean longer cable runs, and some of these sites are exposed enough that coastal-rated fixings are worth specifying. Both affect the price, so we measure at survey rather than guessing.
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.
Milltown, Glenbeigh, Cromane, Beaufort, Caragh Lake, Castlemaine and the surrounding area.
Around twenty-five minutes from Tralee. Surveys are usually within a few days and straightforward installs often the same week.
It's increasingly something people filter for when booking. We'll survey the supply and tell you what the building will carry before quoting.
Often yes. Older boards in the town centre sometimes need an upgrade, which we price separately so you can see the split.
Yes, and the surrounding area. Coastal properties out that way are worth specifying with rated fixings given the exposure.