Government launch cheap loan scheme for home upgrades up to €75,000

Homeowners and renters can now avail of a new low-interest loan up to €75,000 to upgrade their homes and make them warmer, healthier and cheaper to run.

Until now, people could apply for grants from the SEAI to cover between 10%-100% of the cost to upgrade their home’s energy rating through insulation, solar panels, windows, flooring, heat pumps and more. Now, homeowners or renters can avail of a low-interest loan of between €5,000 and €75,000 to help cover the remaining costs of the home upgrades.

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