Make your roof work for your home.
Understand system size, batteries and the full installed price before choosing solar.
Plan my solar panelsSolar panels: the useful starting point.
For a semi-detached or end-terrace home, SEAI recorded a €9,500 median gross solar price in January–June 2026. It is a completed-project benchmark, not a price for a fixed system. Current standard solar PV support is up to €1,800; your system and eligibility determine the amount.
Your next step: Compare panels, inverter and battery separately, then ask for an itemised survey-based quote.
What the installer needs to assess
- Roof orientation, usable area and shading
- Daytime electricity use, tariff and export assumptions
- Annual generation estimate and assumptions, not a guaranteed saving
What a complete quote should include.
- Panel count, panel wattage and total kWp
- Inverter, battery capacity and usable storage
- Scaffolding, roof condition and electrical work
- NC6 connection paperwork, warranties and aftercare
Good questions to ask.
Will panels cover my whole electricity bill?
Not necessarily. Savings depend on generation, when you use electricity, tariffs, export and equipment costs. Ask for the generation and self-consumption assumptions behind any payback estimate.
Can I add a battery later?
Often, but compatibility matters. Ask whether the inverter and wiring support the battery you might add, and what the later installation would cost.
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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