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Heat pumps and A/C in Dublin 6W
Terenure, Templeogue, Kimmage
Homes in Dublin 6W
1930s to 1960s semis and terraces, with larger period homes around Terenure.
1930s to 1950s terraces and semis
Many homes from this era have solid or early cavity walls, small radiators and microbore pipework. They're usually good candidates once walls are insulated and the heating system is upgraded. The central heating grant helps here.
Typical heat pump prices in Dublin 6W
Air to water heat pump, installed, adjusted for the local housing stock. After grants assumes the maximum SEAI support for replacing an oil, gas or storage system.
| Home | Before grants | After grants |
|---|---|---|
| Apartment | €10,500 to €14,700 | €0 to €3,200 |
| Mid terrace house | €14,700 to €19,400 | €200 to €4,900 |
| Semi detached / end of terrace | €15,800 to €21,000 | €1,300 to €6,500 |
| Detached house | €16,800 to €24,200 | €2,300 to €9,700 |
Estimates checked October 2026. Insulation work and supply upgrades are extra. The maximum house grant is €14,500.
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What installers will look at
- Heat loss: an SEAI technical assessment confirms the home is efficient enough for the grant.
- Radiators: older or smaller radiators often need upsizing for a heat pump's lower flow temperature.
- Outdoor unit position: away from the front of the house and far enough from neighbours to meet noise limits.
- Planning: most domestic heat pumps are exempt from planning permission if they meet the size, position and noise conditions.
- Electrics: the installer should check early whether ESB Networks needs to upgrade your supply.