EV Charger Installation in Armagh & Craigavon
Get quotes from vetted EV charger installers covering Armagh, Craigavon, Lurgan, Portadown, Waringstown and the surrounding borough.
Tell us about your home and parking, and compare up to 3 quotes from vetted, accredited local installers.
Over 50 vetted EV charger installers across our network, all checked through the TradeWatch vetting process.
What to know before installing a charger in Armagh & Craigavon
From Armagh city to Lurgan, Portadown and the villages around Waringstown and Richhill, many homes in the borough are detached or semi-detached with off-street parking, which suits a wall-mounted home charger. Rural properties often have longer drives, so the cable route from your consumer unit is one of the first things an installer will look at.
In Northern Ireland, the electricity network is run by NIE Networks, and every new home chargepoint must be notified to them. An experienced installer handles this for you as part of the job, so make sure it is included in your quote.
The UK government chargepoint grants apply in Northern Ireland too, so if you rent your home or own a flat with private parking, you may be able to get up to £500 towards the cost.
Areas we cover around Armagh
Our vetted installers cover Armagh & Craigavon and the surrounding area, including Craigavon, Lurgan, Portadown. Enter your postcode in the form and your enquiry will be matched with installers who work near you.
- Armagh
- Craigavon
- Lurgan
- Portadown
- Waringstown
- Banbridge
- Richhill
- Tandragee
- Markethill
How it works
From your first enquiry to a working charger, here is what to expect.
Start your enquiry- 1
Tell us about your home
Complete the form with your postcode and a few details about your parking and property in Armagh & Craigavon.
- 2
Compare your quotes
Your enquiry is matched with up to 3 vetted local installers, who confirm a price after checking your property and supply.
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Installation and notification
Your chosen installer fits the charger and notifies NIE Networks, the local electricity network operator.
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Certificate and handover
You receive the electrical certificate for the work and a run-through of how to use the charger and its app.
EV charger grants in Armagh & Craigavon
Northern Ireland homes can use the UK government EV chargepoint grant: 75% of the cost, up to £500, for renters and flat owners with private off-street parking. Homeowners in houses with their own driveway are not currently eligible. Your installer will also notify NIE Networks of the new chargepoint before or when it is installed.
EV charger questions in Armagh & Craigavon
Does my installer need to tell NIE Networks about my charger?
Yes. All home chargepoints in Northern Ireland are notified to NIE Networks. A reputable installer will do this for you, and should confirm it in writing.
Do I need planning permission for a home charger in Armagh or Craigavon?
Usually not for a standard wall-mounted charger. Listed buildings and conservation areas, such as parts of Armagh city centre, can be different, so your installer may suggest checking with the council first.
How much does a home EV charger installation cost?
It depends on the charger you choose, how far the cable needs to run from your consumer unit to your parking space, and whether your electrics need any upgrades. That is why it pays to compare quotes: our vetted installers will give you a fixed price after looking at your property.
How long does installation take?
A standard home installation is usually completed in half a day to a day. Your installer will tell you if your property needs extra work, such as a consumer unit upgrade.
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Important: TradeWatch UK is independent of the UK and devolved governments and of the electricity network operators. Grant information on this page is a general summary; always check the official guidance for current eligibility before applying.