Solar solutions

What we design, install and maintain

Solar PV is the core of what we do, but a good system is more than panels. Storage, charging and servicing all affect how well it performs over thirty years and more.

  • Design and install in-house
  • Grant support at every step
  • Aftercare for the system life
Aerial view of a builders' merchant, with a run of solar panels down one section of its long roof and timber stacked in the yard

Accredited & registered Athlone · Installing solar since 2013 (13 years)

  • SEAI Registered
  • Safe Electric
  • Solar Ireland Member
  • Athlone Chamber

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Find the right route for your property

A house, a factory and a dairy shed use electricity in very different patterns, and that pattern decides the design. Start with the one that matches your building.

Full range

Every service in detail

Most installations combine several of these, so we design the whole lot together from the start.

The process

How it works

Four steps from the first phone call to a system generating on your roof. We look after the awkward parts.

  1. Contact us

    Call us or send an enquiry. We start by asking about your building, your bills and what you want solar to do.

  2. Free design & site survey

    An engineer visits, assesses your roof, shading and electrical setup, and designs a system sized to your consumption.

  3. We do the paperwork and installation

    We guide you through the grant application and handle the installer and grid-notification paperwork, then install and commission the system with as little disruption as possible.

  4. Generate and save

    Your system goes live and starts cutting your bills. You can see what it produces from your phone, and we stay available for servicing and support.

Grants

Grants available now

We guide the application and handle the installer paperwork as part of the job. This is what the three main schemes are worth, and what decides whether you qualify.

  • Homeowners

    €1,800maximum grant

    SEAI Solar PV Grant

    €700 per kWp for the first 2 kWp, then €200 per kWp up to 4 kWp. Add a battery of 5 kWh or more and there is another €600.

    For homes built and occupied before 2025.

    See what this covers — Homeowners

  • Businesses & community

    €325,200maximum grant

    SEAI Non-Domestic Microgen Scheme

    Rates are doubled for applications made by 6 July 2027, capped at 45% of the installed cost. Systems up to 1000 kWp.

    Open to businesses, farms, schools, public bodies and non-profits.

    See what this covers — Businesses & community

  • Farms

    €54,000maximum grant

    Solar Capital Investment Scheme (SCIS) under TAMS 3

    Grant-aided at 60% against a ring-fenced investment ceiling of €90,000. Systems supported up to 62 kWp.

    Administered by the Department of Agriculture, not SEAI.

    See what this covers — Farms

Figures correct at time of publication, 4 November 2026. Grant schemes change, so we confirm your exact entitlement against the current scheme rules before you commit to anything. Full grant guidance.

Get started

Start with a free site survey

Tell us about your property and we’ll arrange a free site survey. There’s no charge and no obligation.

Get a free quoteCall (090) 640 0180

Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm · Free site survey