Floor fitters across Dublin (D1–D24) & commuter counties.
Select your Dublin suburb, postcode district or commuter county below for local 2026 herringbone, LVT, engineered wood and laminate fitting rates.
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- D1–D24All Dublin postal districts
- 28 AreasDublin suburbs & commuter counties
- €18–€65/m²Clear 2026 labour price guide
- 1 SpecialistRings you back with a fixed quote
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Swords (Co. Dublin (K67))
Neighbourhoods: Rivervalley, applewood, Boroimhe, Ridgewood, Seatown
Typical properties: modern 3-bed and 4-bed semi-detached homes in Ridgewood, Boroimhe and Millers Glen plus A-rated new build.
Malahide (Co. Dublin (K36))
Neighbourhoods: Malahide Village, Robswalls, Seabury, Broomfield, Yellow Walls
Typical properties: large detached coastal residences, Robswalls and Broomfield new-builds with liquid screed UFH, and 1970s–.
Blanchardstown (Dublin 15 (D15))
Neighbourhoods: Carpenterstown, Clonsilla, Ongar, Hollystown, Tyrrelstown
Typical properties: high-density D15 semi-detached estates across Carpenterstown, Clonsilla and Roselawn plus concrete-subflo.
Lucan (Co. Dublin (K78))
Neighbourhoods: Lucan Village, Adamstown, Finnstown, Griffeen Valley, Esker
Typical properties: A2/A3-rated new builds in Adamstown and Clonburris with heat-pump underfloor heating alongside 1990s timb.
Tallaght (Dublin 24 (D24))
Neighbourhoods: Kingswood, Oldbawn, Firhouse, Ballycullen, Citywest
Typical properties: established 3-bed family homes in Oldbawn and Kingswood plus modern Citywest and Ballycullen developments.
Rathfarnham (Dublin 14 / 16 (D14 / D16))
Neighbourhoods: Knocklyon, Ballyroan, Nutgrove, Churchtown, Terenure
Typical properties: 1950s–1970s semi-detached houses with suspended timber subfloors and rear open-plan kitchen-diner extensi.
Dundrum (Dublin 14 (D14))
Neighbourhoods: Goatstown, Churchtown, Ballinteer, Windy Arbour, Clonskeagh
Typical properties: renovated 1960s family homes, luxury apartments around Wyckham Point, and architect-designed rear extensi.
Stillorgan (Co. Dublin (A94))
Neighbourhoods: Mount Merrion, Kilmacud, Booterstown, Foxrock, Leopardstown
Typical properties: spacious Mount Merrion and Foxrock detached homes ideal for wide-plank engineered oak and prime herringbo.
Blackrock (Co. Dublin (A94))
Neighbourhoods: Booterstown, Monkstown, Carysfort, Frascati, Newtownpark
Typical properties: Victorian and Edwardian period terraces in Monkstown and Blackrock alongside modern A-rated infill develo.
Dún Laoghaire (Co. Dublin (A96))
Neighbourhoods: Monkstown, Glasthule, Sandycove, Sallynoggin, Glenageary
Typical properties: coastal Victorian townhouses, Regency terraces and modern seafront apartments requiring acoustic underlay.
Clontarf (Dublin 3 (D03))
Neighbourhoods: Fairview, Marino, Killester, Raheny, Dollymount
Typical properties: red-brick Edwardian and 1930s coastal homes on Vernon Avenue and Castle Avenue plus Marino and Raheny fam.
Howth (Dublin 13 (D13))
Neighbourhoods: Sutton, Baldoyle, Bayside, Clongriffin, Kilbarrack
Typical properties: detached cliffside homes in Howth and Sutton, 1970s Bayside houses, and A-rated new-build estates in Clon.
Castleknock (Dublin 15 (D15))
Neighbourhoods: Ashtown, Phoenix Park Racecourse, Laurel Lodge, chapelizod, Navan Road
Typical properties: large executive detached and semi-detached homes in Laurel Lodge and Georgian Village plus modern Ashtown.
Sandyford (Dublin 18 (D18))
Neighbourhoods: Stepaside, Leopardstown, Carrickmines, Cherrywood, Cabinteely
Typical properties: new-build A2 homes and apartments in Stepaside, Clay Farm and Cherrywood fitted with heat-pump underfloor.
Rathmines (Dublin 6 / 6W (D06 / D6W))
Neighbourhoods: Ranelagh, Milltown, Terenure, Harold's Cross, Portobello
Typical properties: period Victorian red-bricks in Ranelagh, Rathgar and Rathmines where original hallways and extensions tak.
Clondalkin (Dublin 22 (D22))
Neighbourhoods: Newlands Cross, Monastery, Ballymount, Palmerstown, Rathcoole
Typical properties: 3-bed family semi-detached houses across Monastery and Newlands plus new builds in Rathcoole and Saggart.
Balbriggan (Co. Dublin (K32))
Neighbourhoods: Skerries, Rush, Lusk, Donabate, Naul
Typical properties: fast-growing coastal Fingal estates in Donabate, Lusk, Skerries and Balbriggan with UFH concrete ground f.
Drumcondra (Dublin 9 (D09))
Neighbourhoods: Glasnevin, Phibsborough, Whitehall, Beaumont, Santry
Typical properties: 1920s–1950s red-brick and pebble-dash homes along Griffith Avenue, Glasnevin and Santry with suspended ti.
Portmarnock (Co. Dublin (D13))
Neighbourhoods: St Marnock's Bay, Strand Road, Kinsealy, Baldoyle, Sutton
Typical properties: A-rated coastal homes in St Marnock's Bay and spacious detached residences along Strand Road.
Dalkey (Co. Dublin (A96))
Neighbourhoods: Killiney, Sandycove, Glenageary, Shankill, Ballybrack
Typical properties: period coastal villas in Dalkey and Killiney alongside modern Shankill and Woodbrook new-build developmen.
Dublin North (D03, D05, D09, D11, D13, D17 & Fingal)
Neighbourhoods: Santry, Raheny, Artane, Coolock, Finglas
Typical properties: Northside semi-detached and terraced homes across Raheny, Artane, Santry and Glasnevin plus Fingal commut.
Dublin South (D04, D06, D12, D14, D16, D18, D24 & DLR)
Neighbourhoods: Ballsbridge, Donnybrook, Sandymount, Crumlin, Walkinstown
Typical properties: Southside period terraces in Ballsbridge, Sandymount and Ranelagh, 1950s homes in Templeogue and Kimmage,.
Dublin West (D10, D15, D20, D22 & West County)
Neighbourhoods: Palmerstown, Chapelizod, Ballyfermot, Clondalkin, Lucan
Typical properties: family semi-detached homes and new-build estates across Palmerstown, Lucan, Clondalkin and Dublin 15.
Dublin City Centre (D01, D02, D07, D08 (IFSC & Docklands))
Neighbourhoods: Grand Canal Dock, IFSC, Stoneybatter, Smithfield, The Liberties
Typical properties: Docklands and Smithfield apartments requiring 19dB–21dB acoustic underlay plus artisan brick cottages in .
Meath (Co. Meath Commuter Belt)
Neighbourhoods: Ashbourne, Ratoath, Dunshaughlin, Dunboyne, Clonee
Typical properties: new-build commuter estates in Dunboyne, Ratoath, Ashbourne and Dunshaughlin where ground-floor UFH slabs .
Kildare (Co. Kildare Commuter Belt)
Neighbourhoods: Maynooth, Celbridge, Leixlip, Naas, Newbridge
Typical properties: North Kildare university and commuter towns (Maynooth, Celbridge, Leixlip, Naas) with high-spec open-plan.
Wicklow (Co. Wicklow Commuter Belt)
Neighbourhoods: Bray, Greystones, Delgany, Enniskerry, Kilcoole
Typical properties: Victorian seafront homes in Bray and new-build coastal estates in Greystones, Delgany and Newtownmountken.
Louth (Co. Louth (M1 Corridor))
Neighbourhoods: Drogheda, Bettystown Border, Dunleer, Dundalk, Blackrock
Typical properties: M1 commuter developments around South Drogheda, Dunleer and Blackrock Co. Louth.
Calculate your Dublin floor fitting cost
Two taps: pick your approximate floor area and whether you need labour-only fitting or full supply-and-fit.
Your floor area × our 2026 Dublin price guide
€1,400 to €2,600
40 m² at €35–€65/m² for herringbone floor fitting (labour only). Includes door frame undercutting and threshold profiles; subfloor self-levelling or skirting removal is itemised separately if needed.
- Every quote includes moisture testing, door architrave undercutting and threshold trims.
- Subfloor latex self-levelling compound (€18–€32/m²) ensures zero bounce on herringbone and LVT.
How this estimate is worked out
Our calculator multiplies your area by 2026 Dublin floor layer rates: €18–€30/m² for straight-plank laminate labour, €28–€45/m² for engineered wood labour, €35–€65/m² for herringbone labour, €68–€115/m² for LVT supply & fit, and €85–€145/m² for herringbone supply & fit.
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Four quick taps and your number. One local floor fitting specialist covering your Dublin postcode or commuter county rings you with a fixed written price. Nothing is booked until you accept it.