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If you're a part of the construction industry in Ireland, whether as a contractor, subcontractor, or client, you are likely facing a construction contract dispute.  But do not worry, the good news is that you don’t have to go straight to court. There are structured...

Homeowners like you who want to improve energy efficiency should consider a comprehensive home upgrade called a deep retrofit. This whole-house renovation approach combines multiple energy-saving measures to achieve an A-rated BER. Significantly lowering your carbon...

If you're planning any kind of construction, land development, or even infrastructure improvement project in Ireland, a site survey is the very first and most critical step.  A site survey is the process of collecting detailed, accurate data about a specific piece of...

If you're considering building a rural house in Ireland, you're likely looking for rural house plans that blends the charm of the countryside with modern living standards. Designing a rural home here requires more than just choosing a plot of land; it's about...

Buying a house is a significant investment. It's crucial to know exactly what you're getting into before making a commitment. This is where a house buyers survey comes in. A house buyers survey is a detailed inspection of a property's condition. Conducted by...

The certificate of compliance cost in Ireland typically ranges between €400 and €1,500 for standard residential properties, and between €2,000 and €5,000+ for larger commercial developments.  The exact price will depend on the scale of the work, location, and the...

When buying a new build property, it’s easy to assume everything will be perfect. After all, it’s a brand-new home, and surely there couldn’t be anything wrong—right? Not necessarily. Even newly built properties can have defects or issues, and that’s why it’s...