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Ber / epc assessor in Ireland
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A BER (Building Energy Rating) or EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) Assessor evaluates the energy efficiency of buildings and assigns a rating based on their findings. The assessment involves a thorough inspection of the property, including its insulation, heating systems, and overall energy consumption. The scope of work is often driven by regulations, property sales, or rental requirements, as well as the need for homeowners to understand their energy performance.

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Ber / epc assessor in Ireland: €100–€350 per assessment

A home energy rating — BER in Ireland, EPC in the UK — is a fixed per-assessment fee (legally required to sell or let). Enter your town above for real prices from the accountants, solicitors and professional firms near you.

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Guide prices compiled by the Locufy team from published Irish and UK provider price lists and 2026/27 cost guides. Updated 2026. Full ber / epc assessor price guide →

GUIDE PRICE · PER ASSESSMENT

LOW
€100
TYPICAL
€180
HIGH
€350

Not a quote. Prices vary by job, area and provider.

WHAT IT COVERS

What professionals do

Residential BER Assessment

Evaluating the energy performance of residential properties to provide a BER rating.

Commercial EPC Assessment

Conducting energy assessments for commercial buildings to issue an Energy Performance Certificate.

Energy Audits

Performing detailed audits to identify energy-saving opportunities within a property.

Advice on Energy Improvements

Providing recommendations for enhancing the energy efficiency of a building.

Compliance Reports

Preparing reports to ensure properties meet local energy efficiency regulations.

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Grants that may apply

Public schemes that can apply to ber / epc assessor in Ireland.

BETTER ENERGY HOMES (SEAI) · GRANTVerified 18 August 2026

SEAI BER Grant

€50 towards the BER carried out after SEAI grant-aided energy works (one per home).

Who: Available with SEAI Better Energy Homes grant works — a BER is required after the upgrades are completed.

Official details on seai.ie →

Schemes change. The amounts above were checked on the dates shown; the official page is the one that counts.

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Questions people ask

The duration of an assessment can vary based on the property's size and complexity but generally takes a few hours.

Yes, it's essential to use a qualified and registered assessor to ensure compliance with regulations.

Yes, it can help identify energy-saving opportunities and may be required for property sales or rentals.

A low rating may indicate the need for improvements, which can enhance comfort and reduce energy costs.

Yes, new builds require an energy assessment to comply with building regulations.

Some properties, like listed buildings, may have specific exemptions, but it's best to consult with an assessor for details.

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