Homeowners in Galway city and county who register for an upcoming Home Energy Upgrade Information Evening will get a free Home Energy Assessment (HEA) worth €850.

The Information Evening event next Wednesday, June 26th in The Ardilaun Hotel at 8pm is being organised by Envirobead — one of the Ireland’s leading Deep Retrofit specialists.

Envirobead are currently rolling out their ‘One Stop Shop’ service across the country and are inviting homeowners who are interested in finding out more about Home Energy Upgrades to register now at envirobead.com to avail of the free HEA.

“The Home Energy Assessment is the first step, that will give you all the information required to show you what needs to be done to bring your home up to a B2 minimum rating,” explained Fergal Cantwell of Envirobead.

“The biggest reason to get a Home Energy Upgrade is to future-proof your home for the next 25 to 30 years,” he added. “You’ll have a more comfortable home and, hopefully, reduce your energy bills into the future as well.

“Envirobead are an SEAI-registered One Stop Shop provider in the energy efficiency industry in Ireland,” said Fergal.

“We’ve a very experienced team right across the country, and we provide nationwide coverage to complete your Home Energy upgrade.”

A panel of Home Energy Upgrade experts — including Stephen Farrell (SEAI, Programme Manager National Retrofit Technical), April McHale (Retrofit Manager, Daikin) and Hugh Foley (RTS Heating and Cooling) — will be in attendance at the Ardilaun Hotel to explain the various aspects of the ‘One Stop Shop’ initiative.

Everything from home insulation to solar panels to heat pumps to ventilation, and much more, will be on the agenda.

The expert panel will also take part in a ‘Question and Answer’ session which always proves to be very informative and worthwhile.

“If you’re looking at doing a deep retrofit, the ‘One Stop Shop’ is the only way to go for your Home Energy Upgrade. It’s so much simpler.”

These were the words of Justine Barrett from the SEAI (Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland) when she spoke at a very well-attended Envirobead Home Energy Upgrade Information Evening in Cork recently.

“The One Stop Shop is going to organise the SEAI grants, they’re going to apply for them on your behalf, you only have to pay the net of the grants, they’ll co-ordinate all the contractors, and take all that hassle out for you,” she added.

“It will all be streamlined time-wise as well.”

“The biggest impact you’ll have on any house is a ‘fabric first’ approach so we’re looking at wall insulation, attic insulation, windows and doors,” said Fergal Cantwell.

“We’ve been working together as a team for 10 years, we all move together as one body to carry out the installations,” said Hugh Foley of RTS Heating & Cooling.

“The job happens seamlessly and easily.”

For more information on Envirobead’s ‘One Stop Shop’ service, go to www.envirobead.com or call (022) 22102.

Pictured at the recent Envirobead Home Energy Upgrade Information Evening in Cork were, left to right: Hugh Foley (RTS Heating and Cooling), Stephen Farrell (SEAI), Fergal Cantwell (Envirobead), Pat Fitzpatrick (special guest) and Justine Barrett (SEAI). Pic: Denis Boyle

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