Grant Eligibility by Property Type

SEAI grants have different eligibility rules depending on whether you live in the property, rent it out, or use it as a holiday home. The 2026 windows and doors grant expanded eligibility to include landlords, OMCs, and holiday home owners for the first time.

GrantOwner-OccupierLandlordHoliday HomeOMC / Housing Body
Attic insulationYesYesCheckYes
Wall insulationYesYesCheckYes
Windows & doors (NEW)YesYesYesYes
Heat pumpYesYesCheckYes
Solar PVYesYesCheckCheck
Heating controlsYesYesCheckYes
One Stop ShopYesYesCheckYes
Warmer Homes (free)YesNoNoNo

"Check" means eligibility may depend on specific scheme requirements. Always verify on seai.ie before applying.

Landlord-Specific Benefits

Landlords can access the same SEAI grants as owner-occupiers for most measures. On top of this, landlords benefit from:

Holiday Home Specifics

The 2026 windows and doors grant is the first SEAI grant explicitly open to holiday home owners. For other measures, check the specific scheme requirements. The home must have an MPRN (electricity meter) and meet the build-date criteria for the relevant grant.

Check your grant eligibility

See what grants apply to your specific property type

Grant Calculator →
BER for rental or holiday properties

Landlords need a BER for all rental properties. Holiday home owners need one to check HLI eligibility for the windows/doors grant. Homerating.ie covers Dublin and nationwide. Book a BER with Homerating.ie →

Frequently Asked Questions

The new 2026 windows and doors grant is explicitly available to holiday home owners. For other grants, eligibility varies by scheme. Always check the specific requirements on seai.ie.

Yes, the same amounts. Landlords additionally benefit from Section 97B tax relief, allowing deduction of up to €10,000 of upgrade costs (net of grants) from rental income.