Your home, and four things a house can do
We’ll show you your property, ask a few short questions, and set out which of these could apply here — and what’s worth checking next.
Your home may already be able to do more than one of these.
Which home are we looking at?
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Your property
The marker sits on the location your Eircode returns, not on a building we have identified. This is your property as it appears in 3D imagery. We use it so you can see the house we’re talking about — not to assess the roof.
What’s here now, and what came before
Not sure is a real answer. It costs you nothing here.
Your meter
One thing we need from you
Have a look at your property above. We don’t use the 3D image to make assumptions about your roof, so there is just one thing we’d like you to tell us.
Your home can do more than consume electricity.
Here’s what looks possible at this property. Not all of it involves solar.
Could a house like this ever host computing?
Some homes abroad are beginning to house small amounts of computing alongside their own solar and batteries. None of that happens in Ireland yet, and nobody has published what a property would have to be able to do. There is a separate check that reads your property against what PlotNua can actually stand over, and tells you what is still to establish.
Residential Compute Readiness →PlotNua does not size systems, quote for equipment, or estimate what you would earn. Export rates are set by suppliers and change — we will not print one.