FAQs

When the works has been completed you must submit all of the required documentation within 8 months of the date of the grant offer. The expiry date will be shown on your letter of offer received when the grant application is approved by SEAI. A BER assessment is required post the completion of the works.

Too apply for the grant you have two options: Applying online. This is the quickest method and will receive an immediate response.  Applying by post. By post you should receive a response within 5 working days. You can contact the SEAI to get the application form or download it from the SEAI website  Visit the below link

The SEAI have produced a Homeowner Guide to Heat Pump Systems. This can be found at the link below: >>>> https://www.seai.ie/publications/Homeowners-Guide-To-Heat-Pump-Systems.pdf If you have any questions on heat pump systems and would like to engage with the heat pump professionals in our Facebook group please join the group at the below link and post your

The first step is to engage with an independent SEAI registered Technical advisor for the heat pump grant. The dwelling should have a low level of heat loss in order to be suitable for the installation of a heat pump system. Your chosen technical advisor will carry out an assessment of your home and determine

You can view the grant amounts available on the SEAI website at the following link >>> https://www.seai.ie/grants/home-energy-grants/heat-pump-systems/

The cost of the advisory report can vary in a similar way to the cost of a BER Certificate depending on the amount of time and complexity of the survey and the associated advise / calculations. SEAI will reimburse €200 towards the cost of the survey should the grant application for the heat pumps go