Independent advice on solar, batteries, heat pumps and home retrofits.
We help homeowners in Co. Dublin make sensible energy decisions — and put you in front of installers we've vetted.
Considering solar, batteries, a heat pump, or a retrofit? Dozens of installers chasing you, SEAI grants confusing, quotes vary by thousands.
We do three things:
Help you understand what makes sense for your house and budget, in plain English.
Introduce you to a small panel of audited installers and gather quotes.
Navigate the SEAI grants with you.
We don't sell or install. You the homeowner pay nothing — installers pay us when a job goes ahead.
Think of us a bit like a mortgage broker — for your home energy.
What you get
Whole-home plan
Solar, battery, heat pump, insulation, EV — now vs later.
Quotes from a vetted panel
Just audited installers suited to your job.
SEAI grants help
What you qualify for, how the grant comes off your invoice.
Bulk purchasing power as a single buyer
For the awkward questions. Plain English, any time.
Free savings calculator
Run the numbers before we talk.
€200 per neighbour referral
When they sign through us.
Cost
You don't pay us. Installers pay us a commission when a job goes ahead. .
What's actually involved
—Solar PV
Electricity from daylight (yes, cloudy Irish days too). Typical home: ~4 kWp (~10 panels), ~3,600 kWh/year.
—Inverters
The brain. Converts DC to AC, feeds house first, surplus to battery or grid. Lasts 10–15 years.
—Batteries
Stores daytime solar for evening use. Without: 30–40% self-consumption; with 5–10 kWh: 70–85%. Adds €4,000–€7,000. Payback 8–12 years.
—Basic install
4 kWp, no battery: €8,000–€10,000 before grant. Suits daytime-heavy households.
—With a battery
Worth it for an EV, WFH, or energy independence. Hybrid inverters are battery-ready — add later.
—Heat pumps
Replaces oil/gas boiler. Largest SEAI grant (€6,500). Works best in a well-insulated house — insulation first if BER is poor.
SEAI grants
SEAI grants below are approximate — check live at seai.ie/grants.
| Grant | For | Approx. |
|---|---|---|
| Solar PV | Panels 2 kWp+ | up to €1,800 |
| Heat Pump | Air-to-water/geothermal | up to €6,500 |
| Attic Insulation | Loft | up to €1,500 |
| Cavity Wall | Cavity | up to €1,700 |
| External Wall | Wrapping | €3,000–€8,000+ |
| Heating Controls | Thermostats/zoning | up to €700 |
| One Stop Shop | B2 BER retrofit | €15k–€35k |
| Warmer Homes | Eligible | 100% covered |
Solar grants are real money — but the process has steps, paperwork, and deadlines worth getting right.
Your installer handles most of it. Our role is to sit on your side of the table: confirm what's actually required by SEAI versus what you're being asked to sign, check the application is right, and make sure the deadline doesn't slip.
Read about the grant on SEAISavings calculator
Real numbers come from a proper assessment.
Our installers
We work with a small audited panel — not big national outfits that subcontract. They turn up, install quality kit (Tier-1 panels, named-brand inverters and batteries), and stand by their work. Standards slip, off the panel.
How it works
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Short chat about home, bills, goals.
Quotes back from installers suited to your job.
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