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Turn your roof into a power station.

Solar PV, battery storage and EV charging, designed around how your household actually uses electricity — not a package off a shelf.

Average saving
€1,650 per year
Panel warranty
25 years
Installed in
1 day
Rated
4.9 214 reviews
01 Our approach

Most solar quotes are a panel count and a guess.

We start from your last twelve months of consumption, model what the roof can realistically produce in Irish light, and size the system to that. Then we put the number in writing.

If the maths does not work for your property, we say so. It costs us a job and saves you five figures.

Gloved hands securing a solar panel with a power tool

Fig. 01 — Rail fixing, Co. Cork

53.35°N

    01

    Premium equipment only

    Tier-1 panels, hybrid inverters and batteries we would fit in our own homes. No unbranded stock, no parts we cannot get support for in five years.

    02

    25-year panel warranty

    Panels carry a 25-year performance warranty, inverters 10 to 12 years, and our workmanship is guaranteed for 10 years in writing.

    03

    Installed in one day

    A typical domestic system is surveyed, scaffolded, fitted and commissioned inside a single day. You are back to normal by teatime.

    04

    One price, fixed

    The figure on your quote is the figure on your invoice — scaffolding, cabling, commissioning and grant paperwork included. No day-rate surprises.

02 What we install

Four parts. One system.

Panels, storage, charging and the grant paperwork — specified together so they actually talk to each other, and fitted by the same crew that quoted you.

A brick home with solar panels fitted across the roof under a clear sky

From

€4,950

For homes

Residential Solar PV

A properly sized system for your roof and your actual consumption — not a one-size package. Most homes we fit cover 60–80% of daytime electricity use from day one.

  • Free roof survey and shading analysis
  • Tier-1 panels, hybrid inverter
  • SEAI grant handled for you
  • Fitted in a single day
A commercial flat roof covered with solar panels at sunset

From

€12,500

For business

Commercial Solar

Farms, warehouses, hotels and workshops with high daytime demand see the fastest returns in Ireland. We model the payback against your own half-hourly data before you commit.

  • Half-hourly consumption modelling
  • TAMS 3 and ACA guidance
  • 20kW to 1MW+ systems
  • Minimal disruption to trading

From

€3,200

Use what you generate

Battery Storage

Without a battery you export your cheapest electricity and buy it back at peak rates. A battery stores the surplus and runs the house through the evening.

  • 5kWh to 20kWh capacities
  • Night-rate charging on smart tariffs
  • Blackout backup available
  • Retro-fits to most existing systems
A white SUV parked beside a wall-mounted home EV charger

From

€1,150

Charge on sunshine

EV Chargers

A solar-aware charger tops your car up from surplus generation instead of the grid. Pair it with a night-rate tariff and your motoring costs drop to a few euro a week.

  • 7.4kW and 22kW units
  • Solar surplus charging mode
  • SEAI EV grant assistance
  • Safe Electric certified
05

Solar Maintenance

€180

Output drifts quietly. We check strings, clean panels, update inverter firmware and send you a plain-English report showing what the system actually produced.

06

SEAI Grant Assistance

Included

The grant is worth up to €1,800 but the process trips people up. We register the works, arrange the BER assessment and file the declaration on your behalf.

03 Savings calculator

What would it save you?

Four inputs, no email, no callback. The figures are indicative — your written quote follows a survey.

€220
€60€600+
Property
Roof aspect

Battery storage

Holds the midday surplus for the evening

Estimated annual saving

1,502

Around 57% off your bill

System size
SEAI grant
Payback
Net cost
Get an exact quote

Based on typical Irish generation and current unit rates.

04 How it works

Bill to install in three weeks.

You know the price before anyone climbs a ladder, and the date before you commit.

  1. Free consultation

    20 minutes, by phone

    Send us a recent electricity bill and a photo of the roof. We come back with an honest indication of system size, cost and payback — before anyone visits.

  2. Site survey

    Within 5 working days

    An engineer measures the roof, checks the rafters, tests the board and runs a shading analysis. You get a fixed written quote the same week.

  3. Installation

    Usually one day

    Scaffold up in the morning, panels and inverter fitted, system commissioned and tested, everything tidied away. We handle the ESB Networks notification.

  4. Enjoy lower bills

    From day one

    You get the app walkthrough, your certificates, the grant filed and a call from us after the first full month to confirm the system is performing.

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05 Recent work

Systems on Irish roofs.

Real sizes and real savings, measured from the customer's own bills twelve months after commissioning.

  • 01 Castletroy Co. Limerick Residential 6.2 kW €1,580 5.4 yrs
    Residential solar installation in Castletroy, Co. Limerick

    A four-bed semi with a south-west roof and an EV on the drive. Sixteen panels and a 10kWh battery now cover the car, the immersion and most of the evening load.

    • 16 × JA Solar 415W
    • Fox ESS 6kW hybrid
    • 10.4kWh battery
  • 02 Little Island Co. Cork Commercial 148 kW €27,400 4.1 yrs
    Commercial solar installation in Little Island, Co. Cork

    A precision engineering unit running machines from 7am. Nearly all generation is consumed on site, so the return beat the original model by eight months.

    • 352 × Trina 420W
    • 3 × Huawei 50kW
    • Live monitoring
  • 03 Oranmore Co. Galway Residential 4.4 kW €1,120 5.9 yrs
    Residential solar installation in Oranmore, Co. Galway

    A 1990s bungalow with a slate roof and limited south-facing area. We split the array east–west to flatten the generation curve across the whole day.

    • 11 × JA Solar 405W
    • Growatt 5kW hybrid
    • 5.1kWh battery
  • 04 Fethard Co. Tipperary Agricultural 62 kW €11,300 3.8 yrs
    Agricultural solar installation in Fethard, Co. Tipperary

    A dairy farm where milking and cooling run through the middle of the day. Grant-aided under TAMS, with the plate cooler load matched to peak generation.

    • 148 × Trina 420W
    • 2 × Huawei 30kW
    • TAMS 3 grant aided
  • 05 Malahide Co. Dublin Residential 7.8 kW €1,940 5.1 yrs
    Residential solar installation in Malahide, Co. Dublin

    A detached house with a heat pump and two electric cars. Twenty panels and a 20kWh battery run the whole property on night rate and stored sunshine.

    • 20 × JA Solar 415W
    • Fox ESS 8kW hybrid
    • 20.7kWh battery
  • 06 Enniscorthy Co. Wexford Commercial 96 kW €18,600 4.4 yrs
    Commercial solar installation in Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford

    A cold store with constant refrigeration demand. Panels on two warehouse roofs, tied into a single supply with export capped to the network limit.

    • 228 × Trina 420W
    • 2 × Huawei 50kW
    • Export limiter

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06 Before / after

Rails fix to the rafters. Tiles go back around them.

The roof leaves as watertight as we found it — and our workmanship guarantee covers it for ten years.

An installer lifting a solar panel into position on a pitched roof
A pitched tiled roof before any solar panels have been fitted
Before After

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07 Why solar

Where every unit of sunshine goes.

Each stage keeps more of the value on your side of the meter. Exporting is the least valuable thing you can do with a unit you generated.

PANELS BATTERY HOME + EV GRID 4.9 kW stored surplus

energy flow generate → store → use → export

  1. 01

    Solar panels

    Generate free electricity every daylight hour — yes, even under Irish cloud. Diffuse light still produces.

    ~950 kWh per kW installed, per year

  2. 02

    Battery storage

    Holds the midday surplus instead of exporting it, then runs the house through the expensive evening peak.

    +22% more of your own power used

  3. 03

    EV charger

    Diverts surplus generation into the car rather than the grid. Free miles whenever the sun is out.

    ~2c per km on solar

  4. 04

    Lower bills

    You buy far less from the supplier, and what you do export earns you money back under the clean export guarantee.

    60–80% typical bill reduction

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Average Google rating
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Panel warranty
08 Customer reviews

4.9

214 verified reviews

  • 5★ 93%
  • 4★ 6%
  • 3★ 1%
Quoted on the Tuesday, scaffold up the following Monday, done and dusted by five o’clock. First full bill came in at €41 against €186 the same period last year. No hard sell at any point, which is why we went with them.
Declan Moriarty Castletroy, Co. Limerick 6.2kW + battery 3 weeks ago

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Equipment we stand over — tier-1, Irish-stocked, supported

09 Questions

Everything people ask us.

Straight answers on cost, grants, roofs and what happens on the day.

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  • How much does a solar PV system cost in Ireland?

    A typical domestic system runs from about €4,950 for 4kW up to roughly €9,500 for 8kW with a battery, before the SEAI grant. Commercial installations are quoted per project because the return depends entirely on your daytime consumption. Every quote we issue is fixed and includes scaffolding, cabling, commissioning and the grant paperwork.

  • How much will I actually save each year?

    Most households we fit save between €1,100 and €1,900 a year. The figure depends on how much electricity you use during daylight, whether you have a battery, and your unit rate. Our calculator on this page gives a realistic estimate in about ten seconds, and the site survey refines it against your own bills.

  • What is the payback period?

    Five to seven years is typical for a domestic system after the grant, and three to five years for a business with strong daytime demand. Panels are warranted for 25 years, so you are looking at roughly two decades of effectively free generation after the system has paid for itself.

  • Do I get paid for the electricity I export?

    Yes. Under the Clean Export Guarantee your supplier pays for surplus units you send back to the grid, currently around 18–20 cent per unit depending on the supplier. It is worth having, but using your own generation is worth considerably more than exporting it — which is the argument for a battery.

  • Does solar add value to my property?

    It improves your BER rating, which is what most buyers and lenders look at. A solar array with a battery typically lifts a home by one BER band, and several lenders now offer reduced green mortgage rates at B3 and above.

  • How much is the SEAI solar grant?

    Up to €1,800 for domestic installations: €700 per kW for the first 2kW and €200 per kW up to 4kW. Your home must have been built and occupied before 2021, and the work must be carried out by an SEAI-registered installer — which we are.

  • Do you handle the grant application?

    Yes, start to finish. We register the works, arrange the mandatory BER assessment, and file the post-works declaration. The grant is deducted from your final invoice, so you never have to pay it up front and wait for a refund.

  • Do I need planning permission?

    For the vast majority of homes, no. Since 2022 rooftop solar is exempt from planning permission for houses with no cap on roof area. Protected structures, architectural conservation areas and some apartment blocks are the exceptions — we check before quoting.

  • Does solar actually work in Ireland?

    It does. Ireland gets similar annual irradiance to central Germany, which has one of the largest installed solar bases in the world. Panels need daylight rather than direct sun, so they generate on overcast days too — just at a lower rate.

  • Which direction does my roof need to face?

    South is ideal, but east and west both work well — often better for households out during the middle of the day, because an east–west split spreads generation across morning and evening. Due north is the only orientation we will usually advise against.

  • Do I need a battery?

    Not necessarily, but it changes the economics for most homes. Without one you export your cheapest electricity and buy it back at peak rates in the evening. A battery typically lifts self-consumption from around 45% to over 80%. If the house is occupied during the day, the case is weaker.

  • What happens during a power cut?

    A standard system shuts down for safety, so it will not run your house in an outage. If that matters to you, we can fit a battery with a backup circuit that keeps essentials — fridge, lights, broadband, boiler — running for several hours.

  • How long does installation take?

    A domestic install is normally a single day: scaffold in the morning, panels and inverter fitted, system commissioned and tested, everything cleared away by the evening. Larger commercial arrays run from a few days to a few weeks and are scheduled around your trading hours.

  • Will the panels damage my roof?

    No. Mounting brackets fix to the rafters and tiles are refitted around them, so the roof covering stays watertight. Our installers are roof-trained, we survey the structure before committing, and our workmanship guarantee covers the roof for ten years.

  • What maintenance do panels need?

    Very little. Irish rain does most of the cleaning. We recommend a performance check every couple of years to catch string faults, inverter errors and bird nesting early — issues that quietly cost you output long before anything visibly breaks.

10 Free quote

Find out what your roof could be earning.

Send a recent bill and a photo of the roof. You will have an indicative figure back within 24 hours, and a fixed written quote after the survey.

Phone 083 080 9852 Email andreyvozniuk2001@gmail.com
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