Solar panel installation in Cork
Our Cork office at Marina Commercial Park serves the city and the surrounding areas. Site surveys, installation and aftercare are carried out by the local team, and we manage the SEAI grant application on your behalf.
Brian Morgan
Head of Sales, Cork Solar
Brian runs the Cork operation from our office at Marina Commercial Park. He handles surveys and quotes across the city and the surrounding areas, so you are dealing with someone based here rather than a call centre in Dublin.
We have a team in Cork covering the city and the surrounding areas, so surveys and installations are managed locally rather than run from Dublin. We concentrate on the city and its immediate hinterland rather than the whole county, with the same SEAI paperwork handled for you and the same warranties as every other job we do.
Areas we cover around Cork
Also covering Cork City, Glanmire, Togher, Passage West, Blarney, Monkstown, Glounthaune, Mahon, Ballinlough, Grange, Tower, Cobh, Frankfield, Donnybrook, Ballyvolane, Mayfield, Curraheen, Ovens, Waterfall.
What we install
- Solar Panels
- Battery Storage
- EV Chargers
- Commercial Solar
Our Cork base
Unit P5, Marina Commercial Park, Centre Park Road, Ballintemple, Cork, T12 K12W
Local contact: Brian Morgan, Head of Sales
Recent work around Cork
Recent installations by the Cork team, across the city and the surrounding areas.
Solar PV
All-black panels sitting flush on a modern roof. Sized to the household and fitted in a day, with the SEAI grant handled for you.
Battery storage
A Sigenergy inverter and battery, so the midday surplus is stored and used in the evening rather than exported at a lower rate.
EV charging
Home chargers installed alongside the panels, with the SEAI grant of up to €300 applied.
Getting solar installed in Cork
The SEAI grant
Up to €1,800 towards a domestic solar PV system of 4kWp or above, and up to €300 towards a home EV charger. We handle the paperwork and the grant is deducted from what you pay.
Planning permission
Since October 2021 rooftop solar is exempt from planning permission for most Irish homes. The exceptions are protected structures and a small number of zones near airports.
How long it takes
A survey first to confirm the roof and size the system properly, then a typical install of one to two days, with roof and electrical work running together.
More on grants, sizing and maintenance is on our frequently asked questions page, or see what a home solar system involves.