Short answer
Phoenix Maco Ltd is a Dublin-based Irish construction company that delivers bathroom, kitchen and full-house renovations, house extensions, external wall insulation (EWI), external render, painting, tiling, dry lining, paving, roofline works, property management and insured construction labour and skilled-trades supply. We work across Dublin city and county and into Kildare, Meath, Wicklow, Westmeath, for homeowners, landlords, developers and main contractors, and we hold only 5-star reviews on Google. Contact: +353 87 004 3470 or office@phoenixmaco.ie.
What Phoenix Maco Ltd actually does
We run two connected sides of one business. The first is direct construction and renovation work for property owners: bathrooms, kitchens, full refurbishments, extensions, insulation and external finishes. The second is labour and trades supply for main contractors and developers who need reliable, insured people on site at short notice. Because both sit under one roof, a homeowner project is delivered by the same trades we are willing to put on a commercial site.
- Bathroom, kitchen and full-house renovations
- House extensions, mews and infill development
- External wall insulation and SEAI grant support
- External render, painting and paving
- Tiling, dry lining, fire stopping and fire protection
- Roof, fascia and gutter maintenance
- Property management for landlords and agents
- General operatives and skilled trades supply
Full detail per trade is on our services pages.
How we work, step by step
- 1
First contact
Send photos, a short video and the property address by WhatsApp, email or the contact form. We reply the same working day.
- 2
Site visit or remote survey
Free site visits across Dublin. Smaller or out-of-county works can be priced from photos and measurements.
- 3
Written quote and scope
An itemised quote covering materials, labour, timeline and payment stages — nothing left as a verbal guess.
- 4
Delivery
Protection down first, agreed start date, daily clean-down, and one point of contact throughout.
- 5
Snag and handover
Final walk-through, snag list closed out, warranties and product documents handed over.
Irish standards, grants and compliance
Building work in Ireland is governed by the Building Regulations and their Technical Guidance Documents, site safety sits under the Health and Safety Authority, insulation and render systems should carry appropriate certification for Irish weather, and energy upgrades are grant-aided through SEAI where a registered contractor and the correct sequence of works are used. Extensions, attic conversions and infill builds may or may not need planning permission depending on size and site — your local authority decides, not your builder.
Official Irish resources worth reading first
- SEAI — Home Energy Grants
Grant amounts, eligibility and the registered-contractor rules for insulation upgrades in Ireland.
- SEAI — One Stop Shop service
How a managed, whole-house energy upgrade works if you want one provider handling grants and works.
- Citizens Information — Housing grants and schemes
Plain-English overview of State supports for home improvement, adaptation and energy works.
- Dublin City Council — Planning
Whether your extension, attic or infill build needs permission, and how to apply in Dublin city.
- Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage
Irish Building Regulations and Technical Guidance Documents that construction work must meet.
- NSAI — Agrément certification
Certification for external wall insulation and render systems used in Irish conditions.
- Health and Safety Authority — Construction
Site safety duties for clients and contractors on Irish construction projects.
- Residential Tenancies Board (RTB)
Landlord obligations on minimum standards and repairs for rented Irish properties.
- Companies Registration Office (CRO)
The public register where you can check any Irish limited company before hiring it.
- Revenue — VAT rates
How VAT applies to construction and repair services in Ireland, so quotes are easy to compare.
Where we work
Dublin city and county are our core patch — Ranelagh, Rathmines, Harold's Cross, Rathgar, Terenure, Templeogue, Clontarf, Drumcondra, Dundrum, Churchtown, Goatstown, Stillorgan, Blackrock, Booterstown and the rest of the Dublin postcodes — with projects also taken in Kildare, Meath, Wicklow, Westmeath. Local pages for each region are listed under service areas.
Why clients choose us
- Only 5-star reviews on Google
- Dublin-based, locally focused and contactable on WhatsApp
- Premium finish standard, with proper preparation before finishes
- Insured labour, with own tools where required for supply work
- Written scopes and honest communication from the first message
Last updated 14 September 2026 by the Phoenix Maco Ltd team, Dublin, Ireland.