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SOLAR / NAVAN, CO. MEATH

Solar panels in Navan.
Designed around the way you use electricity.

For a home in Navan, the useful starting point is not a generic panel count. Fennor brings your roof, bill, daytime use and future plans into one explained solar proposal.

White Irish home with a large, neatly arranged rooftop solar panel array
NAVAN, COUNTY MEATH / FENNOR SERVICE AREA

A GENUINE LOCAL STARTING POINT

Your property first.
Your town or Eircode is only the starting point.

Navan is within Fennor’s core County Meath service area. We confirm availability for your property, arrange the appropriate assessment and explain who delivers each part of the installation before work is booked.

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THE DETAIL THAT EARNS ITS PLACE

Clear choices.
Connected to your project.

01

Use the roof well

We assess the roof faces, shade, obstructions and condition before proposing a layout. A clean design must also be practical to install, maintain and connect.

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02

Make the estimate transparent

The proposal separates expected generation, direct use, export and tariff assumptions. That lets you see what changes the result instead of relying on one headline saving.

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03

Plan for evenings and future loads

We compare storage, EV charging and hot-water diversion with the surplus your system may create and the equipment already in your home.

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FROM ENQUIRY TO A CLEAR DECISION

Three useful steps.
No standard package assumed.

  1. 01

    Tell us about the Navan property

    A bill, your Eircode or townland, and roof photographs help us understand the starting point.

  2. 02

    Agree the assessment

    We explain the site and electrical checks, including any roof or access issue that needs a closer look.

  3. 03

    Decide with the full picture

    The design, equipment, output estimate, grant steps and installed price are explained before you commit.

DIRECT ANSWERS

Questions people ask.
Plain-language answers.

Official scheme and regulatory requirements always take precedence over a website summary.

01

Can panels be split across more than one roof face?

Yes, where the surveyed roof and electrical design support it. Splitting an array can make better use of an east-west roof or work around obstructions. We show the proposed strings, inverter approach and generation estimate for the actual layout.

02

What if our Navan home is empty during the day?

That changes how much generation you use directly. We compare exporting with shifting suitable loads, adding storage or charging an EV when it is home. The useful option depends on your routine and tariff rather than the town alone.

03

What solar support is available in 2026?

Eligible domestic solar PV can receive up to €1,800. An eligible battery of at least 5 kWh can receive separate support of up to €600. The property, prior funding, application timing and current scheme terms determine what applies.

04

What should I send with a first enquiry?

Your Navan area or Eircode, a recent electricity bill and safely taken ground-level roof photographs are useful. Tell us about a planned EV, heat pump or extension too. We will explain what needs checking next.

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

An email address or phone number is enough.

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