Our price guide for Dublin
Typical prices for Irish homes. Your written quote comes after the room is measured.
What changes the job in Dublin
Older homes, older pipes and wiring
48% of Dublin homes were built before 1981 (Ireland: 41%). In an older house a new layout usually means new pipes and wiring behind it: moving the sink, cooker, extractor or sockets adds about €1,000 to €4,000. Ask for it in the same quote as the kitchen, and get the electrics done by a Registered Electrical Contractor, with a certificate.
Apartments and smaller kitchens
27% of Dublin homes are flats or apartments (Ireland: 13%). An apartment kitchen is usually one wall or a galley, so the cost is in the doors, the worktop and the appliances rather than the size. Check the management company's rules on working hours, lifts and the skip before a fitting date is booked.
New homes and one-off houses
13,681 new homes were finished in Dublin in 2025, 283 of them one-off houses. In a self-build the kitchen goes in after the plastering, so bring the kitchen design to the builder before the first fix: the sink, hob and sockets then go where the kitchen needs them, first time.
Rented homes
36% of Dublin households rent from a private landlord. A landlord refreshing a kitchen between tenants usually gets most for the money from a respray or new doors and a laminate worktop, done in a few days.
Dublin homes in numbers
From the CSO's Census 2022 and its count of new homes finished in 2025. The shares are our own arithmetic.
Where we cover in Dublin
All of it: Dublin, Swords, Balbriggan, Malahide, Rush, Portmarnock, Skerries and Donabate, and the countryside in between. Your design goes to one kitchen company that works in your part of the county, never a list. They ring you within one working day, measure the room and give you a written price.
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Design my kitchen, freeQuestions people in Dublin ask
How much does a new kitchen cost in Dublin?
About the same as anywhere in Ireland: €4,500 to €10,000 for a budget kitchen, €9,000 to €20,000 mid-range, and €15,000 to €25,000 for a made-to-measure family kitchen with a quartz worktop, VAT included. A typical fitted kitchen starts around €13,000. A respray of the kitchen you have starts at €700.
Do you cover all of Dublin?
Yes. Your design goes to one kitchen company that works in your part of Dublin: Dublin, Swords and Balbriggan, the smaller towns and out the country. They ring you within one working day to arrange a visit.
What do Dublin homes mean for a new kitchen?
48% of homes were built before 1981. Older homes, older pipes and wiring, and Apartments and smaller kitchens are what most often change the job and the price here.
How long does a kitchen renovation take?
Four to eight weeks from design to a finished kitchen. The fitting is three to seven days on site, and you're without a kitchen for about a week.
