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Retrofit · Cork

A deep energy retrofit.

The kind of upgrade we take on across Cork — a cold, dated house made warm, quiet and far cheaper to run, by one in-house team. Drag through the before and after below.

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Before & After

From cold and dated to warm and efficient.

Drag the handle to see the same house before and after a deep retrofit — new render, windows, solar and a heat pump. Illustrative of the type of work — not a specific project.

The house after the retrofit — off-white insulation render, anthracite windows, black roof solar panels and a heat pump where the oil tank used to be.
The same house before — grey pebble-dash, old white uPVC windows, a mossy roof and a black oil tank by the door.

The Story

What a deep retrofit involves.

This is the kind of house a retrofit is made for — a well-loved older Cork home that’s simply cold and expensive to heat: single or early double glazing, little or no insulation, and an oil boiler doing its best against draughty walls.

A deep retrofit tackles the whole fabric as a set of measures that work together — wall and attic insulation, airtightness, triple-glazed windows and doors, solar panels, and a heat pump in place of the old boiler. The house holds its heat, runs on far less energy, and feels warm and quiet in a way it never did before.

We handle it all with one in-house team — survey and design, the insulation and glazing, then the renewables and the making-good throughout — so there’s one plan and one point of contact from the first assessment to the final commissioning.

Grant support is available for many of these measures. We work alongside a registered grant agent who handles the grant side, so we can point you in the right direction — the grants themselves are administered by the SEAI. It’s the same approach behind every retrofit we take on across Cork.

Key Details

What’s typically involved.

  • Service — Deep energy retrofit
  • Location — Cork
  • Wall and attic insulation
  • Airtightness and draught-proofing
  • Triple-glazed windows and doors
  • Solar PV panels
  • Heat pump in place of the oil boiler
  • Making-good and finishes throughout

This is a representative outline of the measures a deep retrofit can include — every house is assessed first, so the right combination of measures, the grant routes and the figures are set per project. Grants are administered by the SEAI and handled with a registered grant agent.

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