Single and two storey extensions, kitchen extensions and attic conversions across Dublin, handled by one carpentry-led team from the first drawing to the final finish.
We handle the whole build in house, from the first drawings and the paperwork through to the last coat of paint, so there is one team answerable for the job rather than a chain of subcontractors.
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No two extensions are the same, so there is no single price for the job. What it costs comes down to a handful of things, and we talk you through every one of them before you commit to anything. Here is what makes the biggest difference.
The floor area is the starting point. A three metre rear extension is a very different job to a wraparound that runs along the side of the house as well.
Going up as well as out means more structural work, a heavier roof load and changes upstairs. It adds space efficiently, but it adds to the build.
Most extensions we build end up holding the new kitchen. Moving plumbing, drainage and electrics into the new space is a real part of the cost, and worth planning early.
What is under the ground matters. Drains, levels and soil conditions can all change the amount of work needed before a single block goes down.
Large sliding doors, rooflights and glazed gables transform how the space feels. They are also one of the easiest places for a budget to move.
Matching the existing brick and roofline, and the standard of joinery and finish inside, is where the job either looks bolted on or looks like it was always there.
We take an extension from the first drawing to the final coat of paint, matching the brick, the roofline and the proportions so the new space never looks bolted on.
We look at the house and the ground it sits on, talk through what you need, and give you a straight, written price.
We agree the design, bring in the engineer where steel is needed, and handle the paperwork.
Foundations, structure and roof, then glazing and finish. One crew on site, tidy and to schedule.
We snag it with you, clean the site down and stand over the work once the space is yours.
A few of the questions homeowners ask us most, answered plainly. If yours isn't here, just pick up the phone.
Some extensions fall under exempted development and some do not. It comes down to the size, where it sits on the house and what has been built before. We will tell you where you stand when we see the property, and confirm it with the local authority before anything starts.
Most families do. The build happens outside the existing walls for the bulk of the job, and the disruptive stage is breaking through at the end. We plan that part with you and keep the house sealed and secure until it is done.
That is the part we care most about. We match the brick, the roofline and the proportions so the new space reads as part of the house rather than something bolted onto the back of it.
Most of the kitchen extensions we build do exactly that. It is worth deciding early, because the plumbing, drainage and electrics are far easier to run while the floor is still open than to chase in afterwards.
Yes. We can take it from a rough idea through to drawings and bring in a structural engineer where steel is involved. If you already have an architect, we are just as happy building to their drawings.
A single storey rear extension typically runs to a few months on site. Two storey work, or anything needing planning, takes longer once the paperwork is counted. You get a realistic timeline with your quote rather than an optimistic one.
Yes to both. We come out, look at the space and give you a straight price with no charge and no obligation. We are fully insured and have been established thirty years, so you are dealing with a settled Dublin builder who intends to be here long after the job is finished.
Tell us what you have in mind and we'll come out, look at the space and give you a straight, no-obligation price.
Free quotes. Fully insured. No pressure, no obligation.
