A comfortable home starts with the right heating design.
Check heat loss, radiator suitability and the complete scope before replacing your heating.
Plan my heat pumpsHeat pumps: the useful starting point.
A heat pump quote should cover the heating design, hot water, emitters, controls and commissioning. SEAI’s January–June 2026 median gross heat-pump cost for semi-detached or end-terrace homes was €16,741. Grant components and any fabric upgrades must be checked separately.
Your next step: Confirm heat-loss readiness before sizing the system or comparing prices.
What the installer needs to assess
- Heat-loss assessment and design temperature
- Radiator and hot-water requirements
- Running-cost estimate tied to your home, tariff and system efficiency
What a complete quote should include.
- Heat-loss calculation and room-by-room system design
- Radiators, hot-water cylinder and distribution upgrades
- Insulation, ventilation and electrical prerequisites
- Commissioning, controls, servicing and warranty
Good questions to ask.
Does every home need a technical assessment?
SEAI’s requirements depend on build date and recorded heat loss. Homes built before 2007 may need an assessment; some can use a valid BER with a qualifying heat-loss indicator. An installer should check your exact route.
Can I get the maximum grant?
The maximum combines separate qualifying measures and cannot exceed eligible work costs. Do not subtract the headline maximum from a quote without confirming each component.
Good decisions start with a clear brief.
Use our guides to understand costs, grants and the questions to ask before booking work.
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