Looking to upgrade an older home or property?
Let us show you how it’s done.
Houses built before 2011 are able to apply for government funding for upgrade projects.
Funding can be used for:
Getting your Building Energy Rating (BER) Cert
Upgrading insulation
Replacing windows and doors
Heating and heat pumps
Solar water heating
Solar electricity
Improve ventilation
The fees of project managers like Watt Footprint
By making houses warmer and more efficient, you reduce heating bills, make your home more comfortable, and do your bit for the environment!
Where should I start?
Step One: Start with a free consultation with our residential expert Finula, who will talk you through the process and see what it is you would like from the project.
Step Two: We lead you through getting a Building Energy Rating (BER) for your property, which is an energy efficiency rating between A and G.
Step Three: Together, we agree on a contract that will include the works you’d like to see carried out, the estimated costs, and a timeline.
Step Four: We take it from here! We handle the grant application process to maximise funding for you, and when your grant gets approved, works can begin immediately!
Why chose Watt Footprint?
Our services are covered. Yes, that’s right- the grant that covers your upgrades also covers our fees.
Upgrading your property using grants can be a tedious, time-consuming job. By working with Watt Footprint you can reduce energy costs by up to 20%, while also directly contribute to Ireland’s broader goal of reducing carbon emissions by 2030.
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FAQs
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The process starts with a free consultation and a home energy assessment. From there, we create a tailored plan that aligns with your goals for the project and the grant criteria. For more information, contact our residential services expert Finula using the form above.
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Our comprehensive home energy assessment gives you everything you need to make informed decisions about improving your home’s energy efficiency. Here’s what you’ll get:
A certified BER (Building Energy Rating) – Understand your home’s current energy performance.
A full technical report – A clear breakdown of how energy-efficient your home is today.
Upgrade recommendations – Expert advice on the upgrades needed to bring your home up to a B2 rating or better.
Heat pump suitability assessment – Find out what changes are needed to make your home ready for a heat pump.
Comfort and savings report – See how the recommended improvements can make your home more comfortable and reduce your energy bills.
Cost estimate – A realistic estimate of the investment required for the suggested upgrades.
Everything is designed to help you plan your energy upgrades with confidence.
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By identifying energy inefficiencies, a home energy assessment helps you make informed decisions on improvements like better insulation, more efficient heating, or switching to renewable energy. These upgrades can lead to lower energy bills, increased comfort, and a higher BER (Building Energy Rating), which can add value to your home.
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We work exclusively with the SEAI Communities Energy Grant Scheme (CEG), also known as the Better Energy Communities (BEC) programme. This scheme allows us to secure the maximum available grant funding for the energy upgrades included in your project.
Our team handles the application process on your behalf, making it easy for you to benefit from generous supports while improving your home’s comfort and energy efficiency.
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At Watt Footprint, we make your home energy upgrade as smooth and stress-free as possible. From design to delivery, we take care of everything:
We handle the SEAI grant application process for you.
We will assist you in finding trusted SEAI registered contractors or help you work with your preferred local professionals, once SEAI approved.
We manage timelines, budgets, and quality checks every step of the way.
Our goal is simple: to make your retrofit fast, easy, and hassle-free—so the only thing you need to think about is how you’ll enjoy the savings when it’s all done!
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The options include insulation, heat pumps, improve your windows and doors, solar PV systems, and many more.