Complete Energy Upgrades in Fermoy, North Cork

The SEAI offers substantial grants for Fermoy homeowners: heat pump grants up to €6,500, attic insulation €400-800, cavity wall insulation €300-500, and solar PV grants of €2,100. For a complete energy upgrade combining multiple measures, you could receive up to €25,000 in grant funding. We handle the entire grant application process for you.

Yes, heat pumps can work effectively in Fermoy's Georgian buildings, but these solid-wall properties often require additional insulation first. Internal wall insulation (IWI) is a popular solution that doesn't alter the external appearance of Georgian facades — important for conservation areas. We assess each property individually and may recommend a staged approach.

Fermoy's Georgian and Victorian buildings typically have solid walls (no cavity), while newer properties from the 1970s onwards usually have cavity walls. A quick test: measure your wall thickness at a door or window opening. Period properties will be quite thick (often 9-12 inches or more). Our assessors can confirm this and recommend the appropriate insulation solution.

Yes, we cover all of North Cork including Mitchelstown, Mallow, Kilworth, Araglen, and the surrounding areas. Our teams are based in the Cork region and can travel to your location throughout the Blackwater Valley and surrounding countryside.

1980s houses in Coolcarron typically have cavity walls (suitable for cavity wall insulation) and lofts that may need topping up. These properties often have single-glazed windows that should be upgraded. A typical upgrade package would include: cavity wall insulation (€300-500 grant), attic insulation (€400-800 grant), and new windows. This combination can move a D-rated home to a B2 or C rating.