A named introduction. A clear decision.

What does RetrofitQuotes.ie do?

We are preparing an Irish home-energy guidance and referral business. We help you describe your project, understand the scope and decide whether to request a named installer introduction. We do not install the work or award SEAI grants.

1. Describe the project

   Choose the service, county and a few relevant details. If several upgrades belong together, use the full-retrofit journey.

2. Review the recipient and disclosure

   Homeology is our first proposed introduction. Before any live sharing, the exact contracting entity, relevant registrations, area and availability must be confirmed. You review the recipient and agree to the specific introduction.

3. Installer acceptance and assessment

   A sent form does not mean the installer has accepted the job. They need to confirm fit and discuss the property; a survey may follow.

4. Compare the written proposal

   Check equipment, scope, grants, exclusions, warranty and payment terms. You can obtain other quotes independently and decline the proposal.

5. Book only when you are ready

   The installation contract is with the named contractor. A quote is not a booking; a booking is not completed work or a paid referral credit.

How do we benefit?

Homeology has discussed discounting John Fox’s own retrofit against referred work. Terms remain undecided. We may receive a referral fee or discount and have a commercial interest in the introduction. We do not present one installer as the whole market.

Can I choose another installer?

Yes. You remain free to compare and choose your own contractor. Our site links to the official SEAI directories; a public listing is not evidence of a commercial partnership with us.

Will my details go to several companies?

That is not the proposed service. The live flow will name the recipient before agreement. Introductions are not open yet, and there is no enquiry form collecting your details.

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