In the realm of Irish real estate, one investment stands out for its ability to shine bright—solar panels. While the environmental benefits are evident, let’s focus solely on the financial advantages that solar panels bring to homeowners in Ireland. Cutting Costs, Maximising Savings At the forefront of solar panel benefits lies the promise of significant savings. By

We’re excited to announce that House2Home will be embarking on a month-long walking challenge to raise money for Bloomin Crumlin, a local charity dedicated to enhancing streets, green infrastructure and biodiversity in the Crumlin and Kimmage area. What’s the Challenge? Throughout the entire month of May, the House2Home team will be stepping up – quite literally

Energy prices in Ireland have surged in recent years, and homes that aren’t energy-efficient often face high heating costs, especially during the colder months. Fortunately, a deep retrofit can be a game-changer. By improving your home’s energy efficiency, deep retrofits can significantly lower your energy bills and make your home more comfortable. Here’s how: Reducing

Explore the transformative journey of Karl Geraghty’s residence in Dublin 4, where House2Home spearheaded a deep retrofit project. From insulating walls to installing energy-efficient windows, discover how our expert team transformed Karl’s home. Energy Upgrades House2Home undertook a comprehensive overhaul of Geraghty’s house, focusing on energy efficiency enhancements. The outdated heating system was replaced with

With the cold weather truly set in, the price of fossil fuel on the increase and generous grants available there has never been a better time to invest in your heating system. You could save significant amounts by replacing inefficient boilers with new high-efficient ones, and separate your heating zones to maximise energy saving best practice.

Ireland recently celebrated a landmark achievement in its fight against climate change, with official figures revealing a 6.8% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions last year. This reduction marks the largest single-year decrease ever recorded and brings emissions to their lowest level in three decades. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and its Director General, Laura Burke,