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Two free tools for Ireland — check the government grants you may qualify for, and win prizes from local suppliers. Then find a verified tradesman to do the work.
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Grant toward installing a heat pump — €12,500 for houses, €9,500 for apartments (air-to-air systems €7,500), including a renewable heat bonus and central heating upgrade support. Nearly doubled in February 2026.
Fixed grant toward attic insulation. Amount depends on house type — €800 for apartments up to €2,000 for detached houses; first-time buyers and people on qualifying welfare payments get €2,500 flat.
Grant toward rooftop solar panels — €700 per kWp for the first 2 kWp, €200 per kWp up to 4 kWp. Homes must be built before 2021.
Grant toward dry-lining internal walls — €1,500 for apartments up to €4,500 for detached houses.
Grant toward external wrap insulation — €3,000 for apartments and mid-terrace up to €8,000 for detached houses.
Grant toward solar thermal panels that heat your hot water.
Grant toward upgrading heating controls — smart thermostats, zone controls and time clocks that cut bills without replacing the boiler.
Grants toward complete window upgrades (€1,500–€4,000 depending on house type) and up to two external doors at €800 each. Claimable on their own since March 2026 — no other works required.
Up to €50,000 to refurbish a vacant home you'll live in or rent out — rising to €70,000 if the property is derelict. Paid through your local authority.
Up to €40,000 to adapt a home for a person with a disability — ramps, stairlifts, accessible bathrooms, extensions. Means-tested; apply through your county council.
Up to €10,700 for essential repairs so people aged 66+ can stay in their home — roof repairs, rewiring, heating, windows. Means-tested; apply through your county council.
Up to €8,000 for fast-tracked mobility works — grab rails, access ramps, stair lifts, level-access showers. Means-tested; apply through your county council.
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Tradesfind's free grants & giveaways hub is live in Ireland right now — and we're expanding. We'll add grants and competitions here as we launch there.
Yes — seeing which grants you may qualify for on Tradesfind costs nothing and needs no sign-up. You apply for each grant directly through its official scheme (SEAI, gov.ie or your local council). We just put them all in one place and link you to the official page.
Not at all. The grants are government schemes you apply for yourself. Tradesfind simply helps you find a verified, insured tradesman to carry out the work once you know what you qualify for — that's where we come in.
No — the amounts here are a guide. The final figure and who qualifies are decided by each scheme, and rates change (SEAI updated several in 2026). Always confirm on the official page before you plan the work.
Grants like the Housing Adaptation and Mobility Aids grants are run by your local county council rather than a national body. The grant is the same across Ireland, but you apply through — and are paid by — your own council. Pick your county above and we'll point you the right way.
Many can advise on what's eligible for their trade — for example an SEAI-registered contractor for energy grants. Find a pro in your area and just ask; the app shows who's verified and insured.