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Insulation Grants - help!

  • 28-04-2009 1:25pm
    #1
    DarrenMaguire
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭


    I have been looking into the HES grants.
    However, I cannot afford dry-lining, cavity or external wall insulation + I upgraded my heating system last year.
    I have around 1 inch of very old insulation in my attic.
    All i need is my attic to be insulated. I don't understand why the SEI won't give grants solely for attic insulation? Attic insulation seems to be an easy hassle-free and cost-effective way to make my home more energy efficient?
    I got a quote from a reputable Insulation Company for €567.50 for the whole job - this is for 12 inches of insulation - should i go for this?
    or does anyone think there will be any way to get a grant soley for attic insulation?
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    Darren,
    Dublin
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  • #2
    sydthebeat
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    http://www.sei.ie/Grants/Home_Energy_Saving_Scheme/HES_FAQ/Homeowner%20FAQ/#much

    they will give you a grant of €250 towards the attic insulation.... but you need to apply for 500 euros minimum....

    assuming that the grant would amount to 30% of the costs, then you need to get roughly €1500 of work done to receive the grant.

    there is another insulation scheme for the less well off called the warmer homes scheme, which is designed at low income households...


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