Irish Eco Homes is an established timber-frame home builder operating since 2002 and incorporated in 2007. While its production facility is based on the border of Galway and Clare, the organisation provides services nationwide, including the Dublin region. Irish Eco Homes primarily specialises in building passive and low-energy timber-framed houses that comply with nZEB (nearly Zero Energy Building) standards.
The company is NSAI-certified and focuses on constructing highly energy-efficient and sustainable homes, aiming to reduce both environmental impact and running costs for homeowners. Emphasis is placed on the use of modern technology and efficient construction processes to deliver homes meeting high build quality, specified budgets, and stringent timelines.
Direct figures for the number of employees or annual projects are not published, but the firm has positioned itself as a notable provider within Ireland’s eco-building sector over the past two decades. Example projects shown on their website include contemporary residential homes built to A-rated standards, each tailored to client requirements and site-specific considerations.
Irish Eco Homes serves clients from initial site consultation through to design, manufacture, and assembly. The organisation's scope centres exclusively on timber-frame house building, with a strong focus on energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness, rather than on general contracting or broader construction services. This specialisation has established Irish Eco Homes as a relevant actor in the Irish sustainable housing market, with a portfolio reflecting the increasing demand for energy-conscious and quality-focused home construction.