As of 3 February, new and improved SEAI grant supports are officially in place, making home energy upgrades more affordable for homeowners across Ireland. These changes reflect rising retrofit costs and are designed to encourage more households to improve energy efficiency and move towards renewable heating. At House2Home, we help homeowners understand what they’re eligible

Upgrading your home to be more energy-efficient is one of the smartest long-term investments you can make. Not only can it reduce your energy bills and improve comfort, but it also increases your property’s value and supports Ireland’s environmental goals. But with retrofit costs often reaching tens of thousands of euros, the big question is:

Improving the energy efficiency of your home is no longer just about comfort, it’s about reducing energy bills, lowering carbon emissions and future-proofing your property. For Irish homeowners, the big question is often: should you opt for a deep retrofit or carry out one-off energy upgrades? At House2Home, we’ve supported homeowners across Ireland through both

At House2Home, we’ve guided homeowners across Ireland through the deep retrofit process from home energy assessment to living in a warmer, more energy-efficient home. While every house is different, there are common lessons we hear time and again from homeowners after their retrofit is complete. If you’re considering a deep retrofit in Ireland, here’s what

As the winter months set in, many homeowners notice the chill creeping through their homes, higher heating bills and drafts that just won’t go away. If this sounds familiar, it might be time to consider a deep retrofit, a complete energy upgrade that transforms your home into a warmer, healthier and more energy-efficient space. At

As energy prices continue to rise and Irish homeowners look for long-term ways to reduce household costs, two upgrades stand out as the most effective: attic insulation and solar PV panels. These improvements significantly lower energy bills, boost comfort and increase a home’s BER rating. But when combined, they create one of the most powerful,