One Stop Shop
Enjoy a warmer, more comfortable healthier home with an SEAI grant funded home retrofit.
What We Offer
Our Whole House Retrofit service is specifically designed for houses constructed before 2005. To improve your home’s Building Energy Rating (BER), we begin with a comprehensive home survey. This survey enables us to gather detailed information about your home and tailor a retrofit plan accordingly. We then provide you with a fully costed Energy Report outlining the best value-for-money energy upgrades for your entire home.
The installation of an air source heat pump, which serves as a core element, may be complemented by improvements like wall and attic insulation, windows, airtightness, advanced ventilation and Solar PV. A complete home energy upgrade is also available without installing a heat pump e.g. you may have only recently installed a new gas boiler.
Benefits of a Whole House Retrofit – Deep Retrofit
- Access the very best SEAI One Stop Shop Grants.
- Significantly reduce your energy consumption.
- Create a home that is comfortable throughout the entire year by combining improvements in insulation, windows and airtightness.
- Improving your indoor air quality through advanced ventilation.
When should I retrofit my whole house?
If your house is difficult to heat and your energy costs are high, or if you’re planning to undertake significant renovations, this is the time to retrofit your whole house.
How do I get started
Request a FREE 20 minute Online Consultation to receive a basic assessment of your home, an estimate of costs and SEAI grants, and hear about your next steps.
We follow a 7-step process for all our projects designed to reduce hassle and stress on your retrofit journey.
Take the first step towards a greener, healthier home.
SEAI Grants
One Stop Shop grants are available to homeowners interested in a whole house retrofit. A Heat Pump is not always required, but does unlock a number of additional grants. Taking advantage of all the SEAI Grants available to you.
Grants offered are provided by the Government of Ireland through the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI).
Who can Apply for These Grants?
To be eligible for One Stop Shop grants, your home should be built before 2011 with a starting BER of B3 or lower.
After your retrofit, your home should reach a BER of B2 or higher, with a noticeable boost in energy efficiency.
One Stop Shop
For Homeowners and Private Landlords who want:
- Multiple energy upgrades
- To upgrade to a minimum B2 BER
- A fully managed solution including grant and finance support
Grants Available:
- Double or triple-glazed windows
- External Doors (Max. 2)
- Heat Pump System
- Central Heating System upgrade (radiators, pipework)
- Heating Controls
- Heat Pump Bonus
- Attic insulation
- Rafter insulation
- Cavity wall insulation
- Internal wall Insulation
- External Wall Insulation
- Floor Insulation
- Solar PV
- Mechanical Ventilation
- Air Tightness
- Home Energy Assessment
- Project Management contribution
For homes built and occupied before:
- 2021 for Heat Pump and Solar PV
- 2011 for insulation and heating controls
- 2011 for renewable systems
- All homes must complete a minimum level of energy upgrades and achieve a minimum BER rating of B2
Individual Energy Upgrades
For homeowners who wish to upgrade their home on a step-by-step basis, or whose home does not qualify for One Stop Shop grants.
Grants Available:
- Heat Pump
- Solar PV
- Attic insulation
- Wall insulation
- Heating controls
For homes built and occupied before:
- 2021 for Heat Pump and Solar PV
- 2011 for insulation and heating controls
Grant Amounts
| Grant Name | Type of Home | Individual Energy Grant | One Stop Shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat Pump Systems | All Houses | €6,500 | €6,500 |
| Apartments | €4,500 | €4,500 | |
| Central Heating System for Heat Pump | All Houses | Unavailable | €2,000 |
| Apartments | Unavailable | €1,000 | |
| Heat Pump to Air | €3,500 | €3,500 | |
| Heat Pump Bonus | Unavailable | €2,000 | |
| Attic Insulation | Apartment (any) | €800 | €800 |
| Mid-Terrace | €1,200 | €1,200 | |
| Semi-Detached / End of Terrace | €1,300 | €1,300 | |
| Detached House | €1,500 | €1,500 | |
| Rafter Insulation | Apartment (any) | Unavailable | €1,500 |
| Mid-Terrace | Unavailable | €2,000 | |
| Semi-Detached / End of Terrace | Unavailable | €3,000 | |
| Detached House | Unavailable | €3,000 | |
| Cavity Wall Insulation | Apartment (any) | €700 | €700 |
| Mid-Terrace | €800 | €800 | |
| Semi-Detached / End of Terrace | €1,200 | €1,200 | |
| Detached House | €1,700 | €1,700 | |
| Internal Insulation (Dry Lining) | Apartment (any) | €1,500 | €1,500 |
| Mid-Terrace | €2,000 | €2,000 | |
| Semi-Detached / End of Terrace | €3,500 | €3,500 | |
| Detached House | €4,500 | €4,500 | |
| External Wall Insulation (The Wrap) | Apartment (any) | €3,000 | €3,000 |
| Mid-Terrace | €3,500 | €3,500 | |
| Semi-Detached / End of Terrace | €6,000 | €6,000 | |
| Detached House | €8,000 | €8,000 | |
| Windows (Complete Upgrade) | Apartment (any) | Unavailable | €1,500 |
| Mid-Terrace | Unavailable | €1,800 | |
| Semi-Detached / End of Terrace | Unavailable | €3,000 | |
| Detached House | Unavailable | €8,000 | |
| External Doors (max. 2) | Unavailable | €800 per door | |
| Floor Insulation | Unavailable | €3,500 | |
| Solar PV | 700 per KWP up to 2KWp | €1,400 for 2KWp SPs | €1,400 for 2kWp SPs |
| €200 for every additional KWp up to 4KWp | €1,600 for 3KWp SPs | €1,600 for 3KWp SPs | |
| Total Solar PV grant capped at €1,800 | €1,800 for 4KWp SPs | €1,800 for 4KWp SPs | |
| Mechanical Ventilation | Unavailable | €1,500 | |
| Air Tightness | Unavailable | €1,000 | |
| Home Energy Assessment | Self-Managed | €350 | |
| Project Management | Apartment (any) | Self-Managed | €800 |
| Mid-Terrace | Self-Managed | €1,200 | |
| Semi-Detached / End of Terrace | Self-Managed | €1,600 | |
| Detached House | Self-Managed | €2,000 |
Note: Not all grants are available to all customers. Eligibility depends on the type of house you have and the specific measures required.
Why choose Electric Ireland Superhomes as your One Stop Shop?
- Free expert advice as you begin your journey
- One engineer dedicated to your entire project
- Highest quality installers in your home
- Best grants through SEAI and all paperwork taken care of
- Grants deducted from the cost of works, so you pay just the net amount
- Access to Home Energy Upgrade Loan Scheme
Our Superhome Success Stories
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