We build single-storey rear, side and wraparound extensions across Dublin, working to architect drawings and engineer details. From groundworks and steels to roof, glazing and the final fit-out, the focus is on a tight, well-finished build.
What this service includes
- Rear extensions
- Side and wraparound extensions
- Structural openings and steel installation
- Open-plan layout integration
- Roof, glazing and rooflights
- Internal finishes and handover
Who this is for
- Families needing more living space
- Open-plan kitchen / dining projects
- Homeowners working with an architect
Dublin and selected Leinster projects
Phoenix Maco Ltd provides house extensions across Dublin city and county. Share your property location, photos and intended scope so we can discuss access, preparation and a suitable quote. See our Dublin service areas.
We also consider selected projects in Kildare, Wicklow, Leinster. Availability depends on the location and scale of work; please confirm coverage before booking.
Why choose Phoenix Maco Ltd
- Dublin-based and locally focused
- Premium finish standard, with proper preparation
- Insured — own tools where required for labour supply
- Honest, clear communication from first message
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FAQs
Do you work to architect drawings?+
Yes. We build to your architect and engineer drawings, and coordinate with them throughout.
How long does an extension take?+
Typical single-storey rear extensions take 8–14 weeks depending on size, glazing and finish.
Do I need planning permission for a house extension in Dublin?+
Many single-storey rear extensions up to 40m² are exempt, subject to conditions such as height, garden space left and previous extensions. Side extensions, larger builds and protected structures usually need permission. Check with your council or architect before design.
How much does a house extension cost in Dublin?+
Extensions are priced after drawings and a site visit. The main factors are floor area, foundations, steel and structural openings, glazing, roof type and the kitchen or bathroom fit-out inside.
Do I need a certifier for an extension?+
Yes, you should have an architect, engineer or surveyor inspect the work and certify Building Regulations compliance. Your solicitor will ask for it when you sell.
Can you also do the kitchen inside the extension?+
Yes. We regularly deliver the extension and the new open-plan kitchen as one job, with one point of contact.
Can we stay in the house during the extension?+
Usually yes. The rear wall stays closed until the new structure is weathertight, so most families stay at home with some disruption for a few days when the opening is made.