Dominant housing type
Sutton/Howth coastal detached (premium) + Baldoyle 1980s estates + Donaghmede 1960s.
Dublin 13 (Sutton, Howth, Baldoyle, Donaghmede) is dominated by Sutton/Howth coastal detached (premium) + Baldoyle 1980s estates + Donaghmede 1960s, mostly built 1960-2010 mixed. We've adapted our standard install kit specifically for this stock — see below.
Figures specific to typical D13 homes. Your exact numbers vary with roof orientation, shading and consumption — measured during the free survey.
We've installed in Dublin 13 (Sutton, Howth, Baldoyle, Donaghmede) dozens of times. The sutton/howth coastal detached (premium) stock dominant here has its own quirks — and our standard D13 install kit is built specifically for it.
Sutton/Howth coastal detached (premium) + Baldoyle 1980s estates + Donaghmede 1960s.
Natural slate (Howth period) + concrete tile (estates) + standing-seam metal on modern Howth Head builds dominates D13.
Coastal — Howth Head exposure; Howth wind speeds 15% above Dublin avg; salt deposit highest in north Dublin.
Stainless mounting hardware mandatory. Wind-loading calc required for Howth Head installs. Premium customer base — typical install is 5-6 kWp + battery.
D13 covers a wide area around Howth Harbour. Below are the main districts and landmarks we operate from. If you live near any of these, we install in your area — typically within 4 weeks of quote acceptance.
Based on 1960-2010 mixed stock (55 m² avg roof), sutton/howth coastal detached (premium) construction, and typical household consumption in Dublin 13, this is our default D13 install — adjusted up or down by ±25% based on your actual survey.
Each Dublin routing key has a different housing stock — see how D13's sutton/howth coastal detached (premium) compares to neighbouring areas.
Type your full Eircode (e.g. D13 XXXX) and we'll size the system specifically for your sutton/howth coastal detached (premium) home. Quote by email within 1 working day.