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BER certs for houses of any size are €125 and all appartments are €115 (all inc)
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SEAI Registered BER Assessor with FETAC accreditation.
BER assessor number
105076
Serving Dublin and the surrounding counties
Fully insured
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We're still trading!
A number of our recent customers commented that other BER assessors they contacted were no longer providing the service. Rest assured that we are still here, and are ready and willing to take your call.
Building Energy Rating Certificates for Domestic Premises
Call us on 01-4433709
Energy Saving Tips
The SEAI have produced a neat little iPhone app which helps you manage and hopefully reduce your energy bill.
Modern low energy light bulbs save money and the enviroment. It's one of the easiest ways to save on energy in the home.
Savings are estimated at €9 per bulb per year. Over the life of the bulb this can equate to €90 per bulb.
LEDs are even better!
Home Energy Manager iPhone App
Compact Flourescent Lights (CFLs)
Energy Saving Technologies
You know what they are but you might not know that there are many different types.
Having clever heating controls in your house can save you significantly on your heating bill.
In Ireland we use evacuated tube and flat plate panels for heating water. Photovoltaic are used for generating electricity.
Having solar panels is good for your BER and there are some grants available from the SEAI.
We recommend 2 heating zones and seperate hot water all controlled by thermostats. Multizone space heating, and time and temperature control of your hot water is good for the BER and your pocket. With grants for these upgrades there is no reason not to.
Heating controls
Solar Panels
NEWS!!
16/04/12- Ireland’s First Passive House School Open
The children of Powerscourt National School in Enniskerry, Co Wicklow, will then wipe the blackboards clean before moving to their state-of-the-art new facility on the outskirts of the town.
08/12/11- Revisions to the Better Energy Homes Scheme
A number of scheme revisions have been agreed, which will come into effect when the scheme reopens on December 8th 2011, at 10.00 a.m.
Grant levels have changed since this date
11/5/11- Minister Rabbitte launches Better Energy
Better Energy will replace the Home Energy Saving Scheme, the Warmer Homes Scheme and the Greener Homes Scheme. The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) said these schemes supported 5,800 jobs in 2011.
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