Questions & Answers
FAQ
High-intent homeowner questions on rendering costs, finishes, EWI grants and weather.
Rendering costs €35–€90 per m² in Ireland, supplied and applied. A 3-bed semi usually comes to €4,000–€10,000, a detached house €7,000–€16,000 and a bungalow €5,000–€8,000.
Price guides per m2, Irish planning & SEAI EWI grant rules, technical glossary and FAQs for external rendering.
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FAQ
High-intent homeowner questions on rendering costs, finishes, EWI grants and weather.
A–Z
15 Irish technical, monocouche, silicone and regulatory terms for rendering.
26 Areas
Local house rendering coverage, Eircode routing keys and town directories.
Guide
Irish specification, pricing and application guide for rendering prices.
Guide
Irish specification, pricing and application guide for k rend explained.
Guide
Irish specification, pricing and application guide for how long it takes.
Guide
Irish specification, pricing and application guide for planning permission.
Guide
Irish specification, pricing and application guide for cleaning and upkeep.
Finish Guide
Irish price per m2 and application guide for silicone render.
Finish Guide
Irish price per m2 and application guide for monocouche render.
Finish Guide
Irish price per m2 and application guide for lime render.
Finish Guide
Irish price per m2 and application guide for acrylic render.
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Rendering costs €35–€90 per m² in Ireland, supplied and applied. A 3-bed semi usually comes to €4,000–€10,000, a detached house €7,000–€16,000 and a bungalow €5,000–€8,000.
For most houses, silicone or monocouche: both carry their colour, so there's no painting. Silicone sheds water and dirt well. Old stone or brick walls built before about 1919 need lime, because cement-based renders trap damp in them.
A one-coat monocouche job is usually 4 to 7 days on site. A base coat with a silicone or acrylic finish takes longer, because the base coat is left about two weeks to cure first. Render shouldn't go on below 5 °C, in rain, or in strong sun and wind.
Usually not. Re-rendering is exempted development when it doesn't change how the house looks so much that it's out of character with the house or its neighbours. A protected structure, an architectural conservation area or a big change of look needs the council's view first.
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Cross-referenced Irish pricing benchmarks, SEAI/Revenue grant rules, and county specifications from partner reference hubs: