Solar panels and batteries in Dublin
Serving County Dublin from our offices in Dublin and Kildare. SEAI-registered solar PV company.
We fit solar panels and batteries for homes and businesses across County Dublin, including Swords, Malahide, Howth, Baldoyle, Portmarnock, Balbriggan, Skerries, Rush, Donabate, Lucan, Tallaght, Blanchardstown, Clontarf and Dún Laoghaire.
Real Solar Works installs
We cover all 20 of our counties from our offices in Dublin and Kildare, and we've fitted solar right across Ireland. These are real Solar Works jobs: homes, batteries and business roofs.
What to know about solar in Dublin
Dublin is a coastal county, and Met Éireann notes that coastal areas tend to record more bright sunshine than inland ones, because cloud builds up over land on warmer days. That helps in summer. It doesn't change December, when the whole country gets very little.
Planning
Rooftop solar on a house is often exempt from planning, but the exemptions have conditions, for example for protected structures and Architectural Conservation Areas. We check yours before we quote. In Dublin, the planning authority is Dublin City Council, Fingal County Council, South Dublin County Council and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council.
Choosing a solar installer in Dublin
SEAI's advice is to use an SEAI-registered company, get a written quote, and ask how much energy the system will produce in a year, what it costs in total, what warranty comes with it, and whether your roof suits solar. We're an SEAI-registered solar PV company, and our written proposal gives you named equipment, a clear price and the yearly generation we expect from your roof. We don't publish prices, because every roof and every home's usage is different.
Thinking about solar panels and a battery together? They can be fitted together, and SEAI's battery grant can go in the same application as your panels. Batteries, explained · The SEAI grants, explained
Building a new house? SEAI's solar grant only covers homes built and lived in before 2025, so check before you count on it.
How it works with us
- A free, no-obligation survey, at your home or by video.
- A written proposal with named equipment and the yearly generation we expect from your roof.
- If you're applying for the SEAI grant, you wait for SEAI approval before any work starts.
- A typical home install takes one day.
Thinking about solar in Dublin?
Book a free, no-obligation site survey, in person or by video. We'll look at your roof and your usage and tell you honestly whether solar makes sense.