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The new funding program from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is a breakthrough for the housing market, offering up to €5,600 in support for replacing windows and doors. Find out how much you can save, what to look for, and why 2026 is the perfect time to replace old windows or doors.
The changes introduced in March to the SEAI grant program create an excellent opportunity for homeowners to invest in the future of their houses or apartments. The new rules simplify the retrofit process, allowing windows and doors to be replaced without the need for a full renovation at once.
What parameters should you consider when choosing joinery with SEAI funding?
Above all, it’s worth selecting high-quality products made from certified materials, which enable a fast and effective improvement in a building’s energy performance and remain cost-effective in the long run. Pay attention to thermal transmittance values – the lower the value, the better.
This is a long-term investment: efficient, energy-saving joinery can reduce your annual energy costs by up to €900.
When choosing new windows and doors, it’s worth opting for products with parameters that will noticeably improve living comfort and reduce energy bills. DAKO products have proven their performance in Ireland and the UK, where wind, humidity, and rain regularly test building tightness.
Thanks to a wide range of designs (from minimalist, modern styles to more classic forms), our models fit perfectly into both new builds and renovation projects.
Choosing energy-efficient DAKO solutions means investing in durability backed by 30 years of manufacturing experience and a strong presence on the Irish market.
If you are planning to take advantage of the grant, our experts will be happy to help you select solutions that meet the 2026 program requirements.
We encourage you to get in touch or send a project inquiry – more information below:
Our seminar “Materials in Joinery Manufacturing: PVC, Wood, Aluminium and Their Combinations” has been officially certified by CPD (Continuing Professional Development). With this accreditation, we have joined the ranks of approved providers of industry knowledge in the UK market, meeting the highest content and educational standards set by the institute.
DAKO – a Polish manufacturer of window and door joinery – consistently invests in the automation of its production processes. This year, the company has implemented another state-of-the-art technological solution that will streamline the plant’s operations and speed up order completion. As part of our partnership with URBAN POLSKA, we bought a modern automatic steel cutting machine – Schirmer type SZA 450.
DAKO consistently adopts innovative technologies to deliver the highest quality joinery to customers around the world. Lately, a new welding robot, the SL4 FF EVO RS, supplied by Fimtec Polska, has arrived on the PVC manufacturing floor. The machine will significantly improve the production processes of PVC joinery and further improve the precision of welding.
The testing was carried out in Great Britain at the test laboratory of BSI. The successful testing demonstrated the enhanced security of specific joinery models and is often specified in the UK market and part of guidance for windows and doorsets to comply with Building Regulations in new dwellings.
2024 is a special year for us. The lavish celebration of DAKO's 30th anniversary, which took place on 20 June 2024 in Warsaw, will certainly go down in history. This special evening brought together guests from all over the world, including our business partners, contractors and numerous investors.
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