Home solar
Plan panels, an optional battery and useful controls around the household’s roof, electrical installation and everyday routine.
Explore home solarSOLAR / COUNTY MEATH
Solar panels across Meath.
A local starting point. A property-specific plan.
From our base in Slane, Fennor welcomes solar enquiries across County Meath. We plan the system around the roof or land, the electricity used there and what you want the investment to achieve.
A GENUINE LOCAL STARTING POINT
Your property first.
Your town or Eircode is only the starting point.
Our first service area includes Slane, Navan and communities across Meath. Home availability is confirmed property by property; farm and commercial projects begin with the site, operating pattern and electricity data.
Information reviewed .
FROM ENQUIRY TO A CLEAR DECISION
Three useful steps.
No standard package assumed.
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Choose the right route
Home, farm and business projects use different demand profiles, grid processes and funding schemes.
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Understand the site
Roof, land, electrical capacity and access are assessed for the actual Meath property.
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Compare a documented proposal
Equipment, design assumptions, projected output, price and current support are shown separately.
DIRECT ANSWERS
Questions people ask.
Plain-language answers.
Official scheme and regulatory requirements always take precedence over a website summary.
01Does a home, farm and business use the same solar process?
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No. A home assessment focuses on the household roof and routine. A farm or business needs its operating load, meter arrangement, site access and relevant funding or grid process considered. We direct the enquiry into the right route.
02Can ground-mounted solar be considered in Meath?
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Potentially. Usable land, shading, ground conditions, cable distance, maintenance access and current planning requirements all matter. We compare the site with suitable roof space before proposing a direction.
03Which 2026 solar grant applies?
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Eligible homes use the domestic PV and battery schemes. Businesses and farms may use different SEAI or agricultural routes with their own limits and approval requirements. We explain the relevant route, while the scheme administrator decides eligibility and award.
04Which parts of Meath does Fennor cover?
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Fennor is based in Slane and welcomes enquiries from Navan and communities across County Meath. Availability depends on the project type, location and specialist requirements, so we confirm coverage directly before arranging an assessment.
YOUR PROPERTY / YOUR NEXT STEP
Talk to Fennor.
We will start with what you know.
Based in Slane, Co. Meath. Tell us the property location, what you would like to improve and the best way to contact you. We confirm the appropriate assessment, availability and any visit cost before an appointment is booked.
089 403 2737