How to install my EV charger?
Verde Energy Group takes the hassle out of selecting the right charger for you and arranging the installation. Here are the four easy steps to having your EV Charger installed.
Four Simple Steps to EV Charger Installation
If you are in the market for an electric vehicle or plug-in hybrid, you will probably want to get a home charger installed. Verde Energy Group takes the hassle out of selecting the right charger for you and arranging the installation. Here are the four easy steps to having your EV Charger installed.
STEP 1 - Tell us about your home or premises
This couldn’t be easier. Simply go to the EV Charging page on the Verde Energy Group website and complete the Verde EV Charger Installation Form. You will need to send us some images too. If you have any difficulties or queries with this, give us a call on 021 486 1577 or email at evcharging@verdeenergygroup.com and let our EV Charger specialists talk you through the process.
STEP 2 - Decide on the right EV Charger for you
On completing the Verde EV Charger installation form on the website, one of our EV Charger specialists will call you to discuss your requirements and advise on the best charger for you.
STEP 3 - The Quotation
Once we know you are satisfied with our recommendation, we will give you a quotation for the EV Charger and installation. When you are happy with the quote you can make a payment through a credit card before we move to the final step.
STEP 4 - Installation
We will schedule the installation to the date and time which is convenient for you, usually between 9-5 on a weekday. On the day of installation, our certified electrician will arrive at your premises with the EV charger and conduct a clean and safe installation. We will also provide all the documents and certificates needed for your SEAI grant.
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