# Heat Pump Installation Bray & South Dublin | SEAI Grant Support

> Air to water heat pump installation in North Wicklow and South Dublin, with SEAI heat pump grant support of up to EUR 12,500 for eligible homes. Technical assessment guidance included.

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Air to water heat pumps designed, installed and commissioned, with the SEAI grant paperwork handled.


## What's included

- Technical assessment and honest advice before you commit
- Air to water heat pumps sized for your actual heat loss
- Radiator upsizing or underfloor heating to suit low flow temperatures
- Cylinder, controls and zoning installed and commissioned
- SEAI heat pump grant paperwork guided from start to finish


A heat pump only works well when the house is ready for it, so we start with the technical assessment and an honest answer about whether your home suits one yet. If it does, we design the system around low flow temperatures, upsize radiators or fit underfloor where needed, and commission the whole thing properly. We walk you through the SEAI grant process from start to finish.


## Common questions

### What SEAI grant is available for a heat pump?

The heat pump system grant covers the heat pump itself plus a central heating element for new radiators or underfloor heating. Your home has to have been built and occupied before 2021, and a technical assessment by an SEAI registered assessor is required first.

### Do I need to insulate the house before a heat pump?

Usually yes. The technical assessment sets a heat loss indicator target, and if the house does not meet it you have to carry out the upgrades listed before the heat pump goes in.

### Will a heat pump work with my existing radiators?

Sometimes, but heat pumps run at lower flow temperatures, so radiators often need to be bigger. That is exactly what the central heating element of the grant is intended to cover.

### Are heat pumps cheaper to run than a gas boiler?

In a well insulated house, generally yes, because of the efficiency of the unit. In a poorly insulated house it can be the opposite, which is why the assessment comes first.


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Radiant Heating & Plumbing — RGI registered gas installer and plumber.
175 Charnwood, Bray, Co. Wicklow · 087 212 0814 · Gerard@radiantheatingandplumbing.com
Covering Bray, Greystones, Delgany, Kilcoole, Shankill, Enniskerry, Dún Laoghaire, Stillorgan, Killiney, Dalkey, Cabinteely, Newtownmountkennedy, North Wicklow, South Dublin.
