Whether you are replacing a tired kitchen, reworking a layout that never suited the house, or opening the room into the space next door, we handle kitchen renovations for homeowners across Rathfarnham from first survey to final fit.
Rathfarnham has an unusually wide spread of housing, from older properties near the village through the 1960s and 1970s estates to a notable number of bungalows. There is no standard Rathfarnham kitchen job.
Rathfarnham has an unusually wide spread of housing, from older properties near the village through the large 1960s and 1970s estates to more recent development, and a notable number of bungalows.
That variety means there is no standard Rathfarnham kitchen job, and the survey does more work here than in a uniform estate.
Bungalows are worth calling out separately, because the constraints differ. Everything is on one level, so there is no floor structure between kitchen and bedrooms to help with noise or services routing, and internal walls are more likely to be load-bearing than people assume given the roof spans across them.
Opening a bungalow kitchen into the living space is frequently the right move and frequently structural. It needs an engineer rather than an assumption.
In the estate housing the typical arrangement is a separate kitchen at the rear, closed off from the dining room. Opening the two into one space is the change that most improves how the house works, and it means a steel beam sized by an engineer with propping and making good.
Services in houses of this age have usually been added to piecemeal. Kitchen circuits are frequently undersized for modern appliances, and waste runs took the shortest route rather than the best one. We establish what is there before quoting.
Where the room simply is not big enough, an extension is the answer rather than better units. Doing both as a single project is considerably more efficient than sequencing them. Our house extensions page covers what the site will allow.
Whether internal walls are load-bearing, the condition of the floor under the units, existing electrical capacity, and whether extraction vents outside or recirculates.
Every kitchen renovation is designed around the homeowner’s individual needs, style preferences and the existing layout of the property.
Our completed projects showcase a range of kitchen styles, finishes and layouts, providing inspiration for homeowners planning anything from a modern refresh to a complete kitchen transformation.
Browse our gallery to see examples of our completed work and explore what’s possible for your own home.
Often yes, and it is frequently the right move. But bungalow internal walls are more likely to be load-bearing than people assume, because the roof spans across them. It needs an engineer rather than an assumption, and we bring one in rather than guessing.
Usually. In the 1960s and 1970s estate housing that is the standard arrangement, and opening the kitchen into the dining room is the change that most improves how the house works. It needs a steel beam sized by an engineer, with propping and making good.
Often not without work. In houses of this age the services have usually been added to piecemeal rather than designed as a whole, and kitchen circuits are frequently undersized for modern appliances. We establish what is there before quoting.
If the room genuinely is not big enough, then yes, and better units will not fix that. Where an extension is the answer, doing it together with the kitchen as a single project is considerably more efficient than doing them one after the other.
The survey costs nothing and carries no obligation. We look at the existing services, tell you which walls can realistically come out, and give you a fixed written quotation rather than an estimate that moves.
We renovate kitchens throughout Rathfarnham and south Dublin, including Templeogue, Terenure, Knocklyon, Firhouse and Ballinteer.
As a top building contractor, our team of expert tradesmen and managers is dedicated to ensuring the seamless completion of your project. Particularly, we will guide you through the process and ensure transparency to help you make informed decisions.