Power Your Home with Free Energy from the Sun

With Solar PV, Irish homeowners can slash electricity bills, reduce dependence on the grid, and access generous SEAI grants — all while boosting home value.

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What is Solar PV?

Solar PV (Photovoltaic) systems convert daylight into electricity, helping you power your
home using clean, renewable energy — even on cloudy Irish days.

  • Panels are mounted on your roof or external structure
  • Electricity is generated and used instantly in your home
  • Excess power can be stored or exported to the grid for savings

The result: lower bills, increased energy independence, and long-term home sustainability.

Key Benefits of Solar PV

Cut Electricity Costs by 30–70%
Works in Irish Weather — Year-Round
Add a Battery for Maximum Savings
Boost Home BER & Property Value
Lower Your Carbon Footprint
SEAI Grants up to €2,100 Available
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Is My Home Suitable?

Most Irish homes are ideal candidates for solar PV. Your property is likely suitable if it has:

  • A pitched or flat roof with sunlight exposure
  • Minimal shading (trees, chimneys, etc.)
  • Available roof space (typically 15–25m2 for 2–6kW)
  • Daytime energy usage (home during daylight = more benefit)

We’ll assess roof orientation, shading, and electrical load during your free solar survey.

Typical Solar PV System

System Size

2kW

4kW

6kW

Figures based on Irish SEAI estimates. Actual savings vary by household usage.

 

No. of Panels

5–6 panels

10–12 panels

15–18 panels

Est. Annual Output

~1,800 kWh

  ~3,600 kWh

~5,400 kWh

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SEAI Grants for Solar PV

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) offers solar grants for homeowners:

  • €900 per kWp (up to 2kWp = €1,800)
  • €300 for additional kWp (up to 4kWp total = €2,100 max)

Battery grants no longer apply, but adding one still boosts system efficiency.

We manage your full grant application process.

Optional Add-Ons

  • Battery Storage (store daytime energy for night-time use)
  • Smart Diverters (heat water using surplus energy)
  • EV Chargers (fuel your electric car for free!)
  • Monitoring App (track usage and performance in real time)

Our Installation Process

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Free Solar Assessment
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2
System Design & Grant Support
3
3
Professional Installation

(typically 1–2 days)

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4
Commissioning, Certification & Handover

All installations include:

  • SEAI-compliant solar panels
  • Inverter & system cabling
  • Optional battery / smart devices
  • BER update if required

Customer Testimonials

  • June 2026 External Wrap, Cavity Wall and Attic Insulation. Chimney blocked and vents inserted in all of the rooms and attic. I would like to thank Tony, the project manager and Niamh in the office for such a good experience (and all the Bluebuild people who worked on our house). Bluebuild carried out all works in a timely, professional manner with minimum distruption. They organised everything and helped with the grant paperwork. I would have no hesitation recommending Bluebuild.
    Kathriona Dunne
  • Very happy with all works done 'lads were very helpful always ,worked very hard and long days to get our job done thanks to all who helped get our ho.e finished
    Helen Elliott
  • Fantastic service from Blue Build. The whole team did an excellent job wrapping our house. They were professional, reliable, hardworking, and the quality of the workmanship is outstanding. We couldn’t be happier with the finished result and would highly recommend them.
    paul skelton
  • We recently had external insulation installed on our home, and we couldn't be happier with the entire experience. The professionalism shown by everyone involved was outstanding. The quality of the workmanship is excellent, and the attention to detail is clear in the finished result. The installation crews were incredibly hardworking, friendly and courteous. They arrived early each day, worked efficiently, and were always happy to answer any questions we had. The management team were equally impressive. They were approachable, helpful and very accommodating throughout the project, making the whole process straightforward and stress-free. Nothing ever seemed like too much trouble. The work was completed much quicker than we expected, without any compromise on quality. The team also took great care to keep everything clean and tidy, leaving the property in excellent condition when the job was finished. We are absolutely delighted with the final result and would have no hesitation in recommending this company to anyone . A first-class service from start to finish. We'd like to specifically thank Michael, Colm, Lulian and his crew and Niamh the secretary!
    Barbara Monica O Hara
  • Had the most wonderful group of lads in to do the wrap fan s windows and attic insulation in my mum's house in wicklow town under the supervision of Jason roe project manager From start to finish a fantastic job the lads all very mannerly and plesent extremely tidy Could not rate them any higher Thrilled with the end result Thank you guys Andre and most of all Jason
    Jenny Keelaghan

Frequently Asked Questions

25+ years — with most manufacturers offering 20–25 year warranties.

Yes — Solar PV works off daylight, not direct sun. Output is lower in winter, but still
meaningful.

Absolutely — systems are designed to be expandable.

You may be eligible for the Microgeneration Support Scheme (MSS) which pays you for
surplus electricity.

Recent Success Stories

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BER improved from E2 to C1 for a Rural bungalow in Cork
External Wall Insulation
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Electricity bills reduced by 24% for a business in Kerry
Solar Panels
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Rural bungalow in Cork: BER improved from E2 to C1
External Wall Insulation
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3-bed semi-D in Dublin: Heating bill down 27%
Attic Insulation
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Take Control of Your Energy Future — with Solar PV from BlueBuild

Reduce bills. Secure grant funding. Help the planet.