Grants

SEAI grants, handled from start to finish.

We offer full one stop shop services. We apply for your grants and take the amount straight off your bill, so you pay the balance, not the full price up front.

0 SEAI forms you fill in
B2 Minimum BER we bring homes to
1 Team, survey to sign-off
Off your bill Grant deducted up front

The basics

How the grants work

The SEAI (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland) is the State body that funds home energy upgrades. It pays a fixed grant for each measure (a heat pump, attic insulation, solar panels and so on), and for most insulation measures the amount depends on the type of house you have.

Offering one stop shop services, we carry out the whole upgrade under the SEAI grant scheme. We run the home energy assessment, handle the grant applications, carry out the works and see the project through to completion. Every home retrofit we work on is brought up to a minimum BER (Building Energy Rating, the A-to-G label on every Irish home) of B2.

Two homeowners at their kitchen table reviewing SEAI grant information on a laptop, with an SEAI Grants brochure in front of them
  • A fixed grant per measure

    SEAI sets a grant for each upgrade, from heat pumps to attic insulation. Add the measures your home needs and the grants add up.

  • Insulation set by house type

    For most insulation, the bigger the house the higher the grant, so a detached home gets more than an apartment.

  • No forms, no waiting

    You don't fill in a single SEAI form or wait on a refund. The grant comes to us and we take it straight off your invoice.

What's available

One stop shop measures and grant amounts

Insulation grants are set by house type: the bigger the house, the more there is to insulate, so the grant is higher. Heat pump, solar and ventilation grants are set amounts.

SEAI one stop shop measures and grant amounts by property type
Measure Detached Semi-D / End of terrace Mid-terrace Apartment
Heat pump system€10,500€4,500
Central heating system for heat pump€2,000€1,000
Launch bonus (with heat pumps)€4,000
Heat pump (air to air)€3,500
Heating controls€700
Attic insulation€2,000€1,500€1,400€1,100
Cavity wall insulation€1,800€1,300€850€700
External wall insulation€8,000€6,000€3,500€3,000
Internal wall insulation€4,500€3,500€2,000€1,500
Rafter insulation€3,000€3,000€2,000€1,500
Solar PVUp to €1,800
Windows (full upgrade)€4,000€3,000€1,800€1,500
External doors (max 2)€800 per door
Floor insulation€3,500
Mechanical ventilation€1,500
Air tightness€1,000
Home energy assessment€350
Project management€2,000€1,600€1,200€800

Solar PV (photovoltaic) panels are capped at a total grant of €1,800. The amount you get depends on your house type and what's installed. We confirm exactly what your home qualifies for during the survey. Grant amounts are provided by the Government of Ireland through the SEAI and were accurate as of February 2026.

What it costs

What a home energy upgrade actually costs

These are national figures published by the SEAI, covering 1,406 private homes completed through one stop shops in 2025. They are medians, not quotes, but they are the most honest starting point we can give you before we have seen your house.

Apartment

Median works cost
€30,345
Median grant
€11,300
Median cost to homeowner
€20,235
Average BER improvement D1 A3

Typical upgrades

  • Heat pump
  • Windows and doors
  • Wall insulation

Mid terrace

Median works cost
€55,250
Median grant
€18,813
Median cost to homeowner
€37,266
Average BER improvement E1 A2

Typical upgrades

  • Heat pump
  • Windows and doors
  • Wall insulation
  • Attic insulation
  • Ventilation
  • Solar panels

Semi-detached or end of terrace

Median works cost
€60,805
Median grant
€21,700
Median cost to homeowner
€38,932
Average BER improvement D2 A2

Typical upgrades

  • Heat pump
  • Windows and doors
  • Wall insulation
  • Attic insulation
  • Solar panels
  • Ventilation

Detached

Median works cost
€69,795
Median grant
€24,500
Median cost to homeowner
€45,067
Average BER improvement D2 A2

Typical upgrades

  • Heat pump
  • Windows and doors
  • Wall insulation
  • Attic insulation
  • Solar panels
  • Ventilation

Source: SEAI, National Home Energy Upgrade Scheme, based on median costs for 1,406 private homes completed through one stop shops between January and December 2025. The median is the mid-point: half of the upgrades cost less, half cost more. Because each column is its own separate median, the grant figure will not subtract exactly from the works cost. These are national figures across all one stop shops, not EnergyHaus prices. We give you a fixed price for your own house after the survey.

Most homes need a few measures together to reach a B2, which is why the totals look the way they do. Tell us about your house and we will come back with the grants and a price.

Eligibility

Am I eligible?

The SEAI scheme is open to homeowners and non-corporate landlords whose home meets a few conditions.

  • The home was built and occupied before 2011.
  • It has a current BER of B3 or lower, and the works bring it up to at least B2, with an improvement of 100 kWh/m²/year or better on the BER primary energy value.
  • You haven't already claimed grants for the same upgrades.

Approved Housing Bodies can use the scheme too, though the grant amounts differ. If you're not sure where your home stands, that's fine. We check exactly what you qualify for during the survey.

One stop shop services

How we handle the grants for you

You don't need to fill in a single SEAI form. Offering one stop shop services in partnership with REIL (an SEAI-registered provider), we manage the whole grant process from start to finish:

  1. We survey the house and take a starting BER.
  2. We put together a plan and a fixed price, with the grant amounts already deducted so you can see your real cost.
  3. We submit the grant applications to SEAI and manage the approvals.
  4. We carry out the works and have them signed off to SEAI standards.
  5. We complete a final BER so your improved rating is on record.
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