How to Apply for an SEAI Grant in Ireland (2026)
Step-by-step guide to applying for an SEAI home energy grant in Ireland 2026 — the process, what you need, timelines, and the mistake to avoid.
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What a BER assessment costs in Ireland in 2026 (typically €150–€350), what affects the price, how the assessment works, and when you legally need one.
Most grants require your home to have been built and occupied before a set year, and a valid BER assessment.
You apply to SEAI and get approval first. Starting works before approval usually means you lose the grant.
Use a registered contractor, complete a post-works BER where required, and SEAI pays the grant.