Short answer
The cost of new windows in Ireland depends on how many windows, their sizes, the frame material (uPVC is usually cheapest, then aluminium and timber), double or triple glazing, and installation details. If you are planning external wall insulation, replace the windows first or at the same time so they sit correctly with the insulation. Phoenix Maco Ltd supplies and fits windows in Dublin with a written quote after a visit.
Key points
- Material: uPVC, aluminium or timber.
- Double or triple glazing.
- Number and size of windows.
- Fit windows before or with EWI.
- Get an itemised quote after measuring.
What changes the price
- Frame material and colour.
- Glazing type and safety glass.
- Window sizes, openings and bays.
- Removal, making good and sills.
- Access and upper floors.
Windows and external wall insulation
With EWI, windows can be moved forward into the insulation line to reduce cold bridging and give neater reveals. Doing windows first avoids damaging new render later.
Planning permission
Like-for-like replacement is usually exempt, but protected structures and some front changes need permission.
Frequently asked questions
- How much do new windows cost in Ireland?
- It depends on the number, sizes, material and glazing. Get an itemised quote after we measure.
- Is triple glazing worth it?
- It gives extra warmth and quiet; it suits deep retrofits and north-facing or noisy rooms.
- Should I change windows before EWI?
- Yes, before or at the same time, so they sit correctly with the insulation.
- How long does window fitting take?
- A typical house is usually done in one to three days.
- Do you fit windows in Dublin?
- Yes. Phoenix Maco Ltd supplies and fits windows in Dublin. Call or WhatsApp 083 874 5535.
Official Irish sources
Rules, grant values and rates change. This article is general information, not professional advice — confirm the current position with the relevant body or your own architect, engineer or surveyor.