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In many Irish homes, this results in:
Underfloor heating is not required to install a heat pump.
No — and this is a key point.
Every
home is different. Some homes only need minor radiator upgrades, while
others are already suitable once insulation improvements are made. The
only way to know is by properly assessing the home as a whole.
This is why blanket advice online often causes confusion.
A Home Energy Assessment (HEA) looks at how your home actually performs — not how it’s “supposed” to perform.
As part of the assessment, you’ll get:
At Churchfield Home Services, every heat pump journey starts with a Home Energy Assessment. It removes uncertainty and helps you understand what will work best before any decisions are made.

successfully run heat pumps with radiators, enjoying steady warmth and improved energy efficiency.
The key is reducing heat loss first, then designing the system correctly.
Heat
pump grants are available through the SEAI, but a Home Energy Assessment is the first step when upgrading through a One Stop Shop.
Once your assessment is complete, you’ll clearly understand:
No pressure. No guesswork.
Book your Home Energy Assessment online or speak with our team to understand if a heat pump and your existing radiators are the right fit for your home.


A heat pump works best when your home is properly prepared. This blog explains what makes a home “heat pump ready”, from insulation and heat loss to radiators and ventilation, and how Churchfield Home Services confirms readiness through a Home Energy Assessment before any installation.
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The cost of a heat pump in Ireland after grants depends on your home type, existing insulation, and the upgrades needed to support the system. This blog explains typical heat pump costs, how SEAI grants of up to €12,500 reduce the price, and how Churchfield Home Services confirms accurate figures through a Home Energy Assessment before any installation.
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Many older homes in Ireland can be suitable for heat pumps — but only when the home is properly assessed and prepared. This blog explains how heat pumps work in older properties, what upgrades may be needed first, and how Churchfield Home Services uses a Home Energy Assessment to confirm suitability before any installation.
Yes — a Home Energy Assessment is required before installing a heat pump with SEAI grant support. This blog explains why the assessment is essential, what it checks, and how Churchfield Home Services uses it to confirm suitability, costs, and the correct upgrade path before any heat pump installation.

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