FENNOR / HEAT-PUMP GRANTS
Wondering how much support could apply to your heating upgrade? Fennor explains the separate grant elements, the conditions for your home and the steps from assessment to an agreed project.
SEAI INDIVIDUAL HEAT-PUMP SUPPORT / CHECKED 12 OCTOBER 2026
Fennor explains the likely assessment route from your property dates and existing heating, then separates conditional grant support from the proposed cost. Dwelling type and eligible works affect the award; SEAI approval is still required before work starts.
Discuss your heat-pump grant questionsASSESSMENT ROUTE EXPLORER
No personal documents or answers are submitted. This is not a grant application.
The individual heat-pump grant requires a home built and occupied before 2021 with an MPRN. Fennor reviews the dates and any previous support with you, then explains which assessment route fits the records.
This only explains the assessment evidence route. Ownership, MPRN, previous funding, contractor, approval and other conditions still apply. It does not certify heating suitability.
Fennor explains the result against your available property records and sets out the next assessment or application step. The required specialist or registered role is identified before work is agreed.
ELIGIBLE HOUSE / AIR-TO-WATER BUNDLE
Fennor works through the separate components against your existing heating and the work proposed. For an eligible apartment, the maximum is €11,500: up to €8,500 for the system, €1,000 for necessary central-heating upgrades and €2,000 qualifying scrappage.
Up to this amount for the eligible house route. This is not the replacement heat-pump allowance.
Up to this amount where eligible new radiators or underfloor heating are needed for the heat pump—not an automatic addition.
For replacing eligible oil/gas, solid-fuel or electric heating rated at 100% efficiency or less with a heat pump. Homes without central heating may also qualify.
We separate the installed price from the support you may receive, including which components apply. Approval must precede work, the grant cannot exceed eligible costs, and the required documents and offer deadline still apply.
Already have a heat pump? The replacement limit is €6,500 for a house or €4,500 for an apartment, without the central-heating or scrappage additions. The existing system must not have received an SEAI domestic grant. A manufacturer or installer warranty covering any replacement cost at application makes it ineligible; losing that cover through missed servicing or other breaches does not remove the exclusion. Fennor reviews that history with you before including support in the budget.
If you are planning several improvements, we connect the heating design with the agreed fabric and ventilation work. Each individual grant keeps its own approval, eligible-cost and registered-contractor conditions, and we show who is responsible before you proceed.
SEAI homeowner guide: replacement and warranty conditions
Explore individual grants for a wider upgradeYOUR PROJECT WITH FENNOR
We explain the choices, the work involved and what happens next, so you can decide with a clearer picture.
SEAI lists up to €10,500 for an eligible air-to-water heat-pump system, up to €2,000 for qualifying central-heating changes and €2,000 for eligible boiler scrappage. The maximum combined house figure is €14,500; apartment and replacement-system rules differ. We explain which elements relate to your planned work.
We review the existing heating and previous grants, then explain the costs and possible support line by line. Heating changes and scrappage have separate conditions, support cannot exceed eligible work costs, and replacement heat pumps have different limits.
The individual scheme requires an MPRN and a home built and occupied before 2021. We clarify the assessment or self-declaration requirement, appointed contractor’s relevant registration and application tasks. Approval is required before work; the SEAI offer determines your award.
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SUPPORT FOR THE WORK YOU HAVE IN MIND
These are the relevant funding options to discuss with Fennor alongside your project. We explain the full price, the support that may apply and the steps before you commit.
Reviewed · Guidance, not an eligibility decision.
Grant support
Up to €9,500
A separate maximum applies to eligible air-to-air heating. These systems do not provide your domestic hot water.
Grant support
Up to €6,500
Eligible replacement systems have a lower ceiling: up to €6,500 for a house or €4,500 for an apartment.
Grant support
€200
Support towards the qualifying technical assessment, linked to a heat-pump grant application—not a standalone free survey.
Grant support
€700
Support to improve control of an existing heating system. A separate €50 contribution towards the required post-works BER may also apply.
Grant support
€50 standard support
A contribution towards the required post-works BER for applicable individual-grant upgrades. Qualifying welfare applicants may receive €280 instead.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Plain language. No pressure to have it all figured out.
Not automatically. €14,500 is the combined maximum for eligible house projects meeting every component’s conditions. We explain the elements relevant to your home; the dwelling, existing system, eligible costs and SEAI offer determine the actual support.
Yes. We can connect the heating design with planned insulation, windows or ventilation and explain the relevant individual grants. Each measure keeps its own approval and registered-contractor conditions, and the same cost cannot be claimed twice.
LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Cold rooms, rising bills or a heating system you want to change? Tell us what matters most. We explain the assessment and options for your home—you do not need to choose the equipment or a grant scheme first.
Based in Slane, serving Meath, Louth and Dublin. Tell us about a project further afield and we will confirm whether we can help.
089 403 2737 ↗info@fennor.ieWe will confirm the next step, availability and any assessment cost with you before a visit is booked.