Heat Pump Installation in Ireland: What a Good Installer Quote Should Include

People searching for heat pump installation costs in Ireland are really asking one thing: what will I actually pay, and what am I getting? The installers who win the work are usually the ones whose quote answers that plainly.

Prices vary with the house, the system and the grant position, so this guide deliberately avoids numbers. It covers what a clear quote should spell out.

A Good Quote Spells Out

• The scope: the unit, cylinder, controls, pipework and any radiator changes
• What is not included: so there are no surprises on day two
• The visits: survey, install and commissioning, and roughly when each will happen
• The deposit and the balance: how much is due when
• VAT, line by line: labour and equipment can attract different rates
• Grant paperwork: who handles what, and what the homeowner needs to provide
• The yearly service: what it costs and when it is due

Let the Customer Say Yes Online

A quote that can be accepted from an email link turns into a booked job faster than one that has to be printed, signed and posted. When accepted, the job, the deposit invoice and the first visit can be created straight away.

Do It Once

The same details should flow from quote to job to invoice without retyping. That is where errors, and arguments about what was agreed, usually start.

Tradon is built for this flow. See our heat pump installer page, or get in touch for a free automation audit. We are a real team in Saggart, Dublin 24.