Four upgrades cover most of what an Irish home needs: the attic, the walls, the roof and the sun. Here is what each one involves, who turns up, and what the grant covers.
01 
The first upgrade almost every home should make.
Heat rises, and an under-insulated attic lets it straight out. Our installers work between the joists and rafters with mineral wool to current standards, ventilation preserved, done cleanly and usually in a day.
02 
Wrap the whole house. Lose the cold walls, gain a new facade.
Insulation boards fixed to the outside of the house, finished in a weatherproof render. It removes cold bridges, protects the structure and gives the home a fresh exterior, all in one project.
03 When repair stops making sense, we tell you.
A roof at the end of its life undermines every other upgrade. Our roofers are harnessed, certified and honest about the repair-or-replace line. When it is replacement, the new roof goes on fully insulated.
04 Once the fabric is right, make your own power.
Panels sized to your roof and your usage, installed by certified crews with edge protection and harnesses. Best after insulation: an efficient home makes every panel work harder.
Smaller jobs that make the big ones work, done by the same crews to the same standard.
Repair, reline or seal. An open, unlined chimney is a hole in your roof, and often the missing piece in a cold home.
Attic, walls and floors planned as one coordinated job, so you never pay twice for scaffolding or paperwork.
The reinstatement, plastering and decorating that make a heat pump or solar install look like it was always part of the house.
Every Ballyhome crew works in full PPE: hi-vis, hard hats, harnesses at height, and dust protection indoors. Floors covered, tools tidied daily, and a documented handover with photos when we leave.
That is what the free assessment is for. We walk the house, explain what we find, and you decide what to do next, if anything.