One Stop Shop Service
A complete home energy upgrade solution for homeowners. Find out how One Stop Shops work and what services they offer.
Why use a One Stop Shop
One Stop Shops offer homeowners all the services required for a complete home energy upgrade. These registered private operators will manage the entire process for you, from the initial assessment of your home, through to the final BER.
- Fully managed solution
- Wider range of grants
- Grant values deducted from the cost of works upfront
- Less disruption
For some useful information please view our Homeowner Guide
Home Energy Assessment
A Home Energy Assessment gives you, as the homeowner, all the information you need to begin your home energy upgrade journey. SEAI offers a standalone grant of €350 for this Home Energy Assessment. Learn more about the benefits and how to apply.
Find out more about Home Energy AssessmentFind a One Stop Shop
Please contact one of our registered One Stop Shops to find out more about how you can avail of a complete home energy upgrade. Before proceeding please ensure this is the right scheme for you. You must be looking to make substantial energy upgrades to your home and achieve a Building Energy Rating of at least a 'B2' at the completion of works. In most circumstances, you may need to install multiple measures to meet this requirement. If this is not for you, click here to see your options for individual energy upgrades.
Find a One Stop StopComplete range of services
A One Stop Shop will manage your entire home energy upgrade. They offer a full range of services including:
Grant amounts available for private homeowners
You can access a wider range of grants using a One Stop Shop than if you were to manage the project yourself.
| Grant name | Types of home | Grant Value |
|---|---|---|
|
Heat Pump Systems |
All Houses Apartments |
€6,500 €4,500 |
| Central Heating System for Heat Pump |
All Houses Apartments |
€2,000 €1,000 |
|
Heat Pump Air to Air
|
€3,500 | |
|
Heating Controls |
€700 | |
| Launch bonus for reaching B2 with a Heat Pump | €2,000 | |
|
Solar Hot Water |
€1200 | |
|
Attic insulation
|
Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house |
€800 €1,200 €1,300 €1,500 |
| Rafter insulation |
Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house |
€1,500 €2,000 €3,000 €3,000 |
|
Cavity wall insulation
|
Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house |
€700 €800 €1,200 €1,700 |
|
Internal Insulation (Dry Lining) |
Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house |
€1,500 €2,000 €3,500 €4,500 |
|
External Wall Insulation (The Wrap)
|
Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house |
€3,000 €3,500 €6,000 €8,000 |
| Windows (Complete Upgrade) |
Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house |
€1500 €1,800 €3,000 €4,000 |
| External Doors (max. 2) | €800 per door | |
| Floor Insulation | €3,500 | |
| Solar PV |
0 to 2 kWp €900/kWp 2 to 4 kWp €300/kWp |
|
| Mechanical Ventilation | €1,500 | |
| Air Tightness | €1,000 | |
| Home Energy Assessment | €350 | |
| Project Management |
Apartment (any) Mid-Terrace Semi-detached or end of terrace Detached house |
€800 €1,200 €1,600 €2,000
|
Who can use a One Stop Shop
The One Stop Shop service is available to homeowners and private landlords whose property or home meets these criteria:
- Was built and occupied before 2011 for insulation and heating controls
- Was built and occupied before 2011 for renewable systems grants
- Has an existing BER of B3 or lower and must achieve a minimum rating of B2 on work completion, with a 100kWh/m2/year or better improvement on the BER primary energy value
- Has not previously received grants for the same home energy upgrades
Approved Housing Bodies are also eligible for the scheme but the grant amounts available are different.
Traditional Buildings
For homes constructed before 1940, you may wish to consult a conservation architect for advice. These dwellings may require special consideration and modern insulation methods may not be appropriate. Alternative insulation methods should be discussed carefully with your contractor as they may not qualify for grant support. The Energy Efficiency in Traditional Buildings document provides useful guidance on the insulation of older homes.