SEAI Registered Installers in Wicklow, from Bray to Blessington and Surrounding Areas

16 SEAI-registered installers in Wicklow covering heat pumps, solar panels, solar thermal and biomass boilers.

Grant figures confirmed against SEAI

SEAI-Registered Installers in Wicklow

SEAI registered installers in Wicklow fit heat pumps, solar panels, solar thermal and biomass boilers that replace oil and gas and heat your home from renewable energy.

All 16 installers in Wicklow listed here are taken from the SEAI contractor register. SEAI requires a registered installer for its grants, so check the current rules and registration with SEAI.

Wicklow's suburban north around Bray and Greystones and its rural, often older homes further south cover a wide mix well suited to renewable heating upgrades. Installers on this page cover Bray, Greystones, Wicklow town, Arklow and Blessington and the wider county. Bordering counties are served too, including Dublin, Kildare, Wexford.

Choosing an installer on the SEAI register matters because only a registered contractor can process your grant, worth up to €12,500 on a heat pump (as of July 2026). Insulation comes first on any home energy upgrade, so a well-sealed house in Wicklow gets the most from a heat pump and the lowest running costs.

Of the 16 contractors covering Wicklow, 10 for solar panels, 7 for heat pumps and 2 for solar thermal. 3 are registered for more than one measure, which matters if you are pairing a heat pump with solar panels, since a single contractor can then do both jobs and claim both grants rather than you coordinating two.

Start With the Service You Need in Wicklow

Each of the four measures has its own list for Wicklow, with the grant that applies to it and the contractors registered to fit it. Pick the one you are pricing and you land straight on the people who can quote for it.

SEAI-Registered Renewable Heating Services in Wicklow

Every SEAI-Registered Installer in Wicklow

All 16 registered installers covering Wicklow, across every service. Filter by what you need, or search by name. Contact any of them directly — there is no booking fee and we do not sell your details on.

16 installers

Widening the Search Beyond Wicklow

Registration is national rather than county by county, so a contractor listed under a neighbouring county can quote for a home in Wicklow and process the grant the same way. If Wicklow is thin on a particular service, the county next door is the first place to look.

It is worth doing even when Wicklow has plenty of choice. Two or three quotes on the same specification is the only reliable way to see what the work should cost, and lead times vary a lot between firms in Leinster depending on how booked up they are. Ask each one whether the price includes the grant paperwork and any radiator or cylinder work, since that is where quotes most often differ rather than on the heat pump itself.

Wood pellets pouring from a sack into the stainless hopper of a biomass boiler, typical of the work SEAI registered installers in Wicklow carry outA white air-to-air heat pump indoor unit on a living room wall, typical of the work SEAI registered installers in Wicklow carry outAn installer in a hard hat checking pipework above a heat pump outdoor unit, typical of the work SEAI registered installers in Wicklow carry out

Towns and Areas Covered in Wicklow

The 16 contractors listed above cover Wicklow rather than a single town, so any of them will quote for these areas. Check your own address when you call, since a few work a tighter radius than the county.

  • Arklow
  • Ashford
  • Aughrim
  • Baltinglass
  • Blessington
  • Bray
  • Delgany
  • Dunlavin
  • Enniskerry
  • Greystones
  • Kilcoole
  • Newtownmountkennedy
  • Rathdrum
  • Wicklow town

SEAI Registered Installers in Wicklow — Common Questions

How many SEAI registered installers are there in Wicklow?

16 contractors on the SEAI registered installer list cover Wicklow, 7 of them for heat pumps and 10 for solar panels. Every one is listed on this page with contact details, so you can approach them directly.

Do I need an SEAI registered installer to get a grant in Wicklow?

SEAI grants require a registered installer, so check the current rules and the installer's registration on the SEAI website. The 16 contractors listed for Wicklow are taken from the SEAI register rather than from applications to be listed. In Wicklow that matters most for heat pumps, where 7 of the 16 are listed for the measure.

How much is the heat pump grant worth in Wicklow?

Up to €12,500 as of July 2026, made up of €6,500 for the heat pump, €4,000 as the Renewable Heat Bonus for replacing oil, gas or solid fuel, and €2,000 towards radiators and pipework. Reaching the full amount depends on the house, not the county. The suburban north and rural south sit at opposite ends of the upgrade order, so quotes vary more than in most counties.

Which towns in Wicklow do these installers cover?

Between them the listed contractors take work across the county, from Bray, Greystones, Wicklow town, Arklow and Blessington and the smaller towns and villages in between. Most cover the whole of Wicklow rather than one town, so it is worth asking about your own address when you call.

Can installers from counties bordering Wicklow do the work?

They can. Registration is national, not county by county, so a contractor listed under Dublin, Kildare, Wexford can quote for a home in Wicklow and process the grant exactly the same way. If you are near the border it is worth getting quotes from both lists.

Does my Wicklow home qualify for an SEAI grant?

SEAI sets the eligibility rules, including the build date of the home, so check them on the SEAI website before you commit. Wicklow's suburban north around Bray and Greystones and its rural, often older homes further south cover a wide mix well suited to renewable heating upgrades. Ask the installer about a survey before any work is committed, and note that insulation comes first on any upgrade, since a well-sealed house gets the most from a heat pump.

Find a Grant-Eligible Installer in Wicklow

Contractors listed on hvacinireland.ie are taken from the SEAI register, and SEAI grants require a registered installer, so check the current grant rules on the SEAI website. Choose a service above to see the full list for Wicklow.

Registration is the first thing to confirm, and listings here are taken from the SEAI register, so check current status with SEAI. Each profile carries the phone, mobile and email published against the business, and you contact the installer yourself, so quotes are between you and the contractor.