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What We Do

We cover the full range of interior fit-out work — partitions, ceilings, flooring, tiling, painting, and all the finishing touches that pull a space together. It all started with drylining, and that same attention to detail carries through everything we do. We work as a labour-only subcontractor supporting main contractors on large builds, as well as on a supply-and-fit basis, and we also take on projects directly for property owners: homes, businesses, and office fit-outs across Dublin and beyond.

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  • Metal stud partitions

  • Suspended ceilings

  • Plastering

  • Tape & Jointing

  • Insulation

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Drylining

Metal stud partitions — Think of this as the frame behind an interior wall. We put up a lightweight metal structure and cover it with boards to build the wall. There are a few varieties depending on the job: standard 70mm C-stud for typical office or room partitions, or SFS heavy-duty stud for taller walls, or ones that need to carry more load or achieve higher fire and acoustic ratings.

Suspended ceilings — A ceiling that hangs below the real structural ceiling, held up by a grid system, hiding wires and ducts while giving easy access above. The two most common types are SAS ceilings (a visible grid with drop-in tiles, easy to lift out for access) and MF ceilings (a hidden metal framework with plasterboard fixed on top, giving a smooth, seamless finish with no visible grid).

Plastering — The smooth, finished coating applied to walls and ceilings so they're ready to paint or decorate. This can range from a skim finish over plasterboard (a thin smoothing coat) to full wet plastering or one-coat render, depending on the surface and finish quality required.

Tape & jointing — Covering the seams and screw holes between boards with tape and filler so the wall or ceiling looks like one continuous surface. This is usually done to different finish "levels", a basic level for areas that will be tiled or hidden, up to a high-grade smooth finish for walls that will be painted and clearly visible.

Insulation — Material fitted inside walls, ceilings, or floors for comfort and efficiency. The type used depends on the goal: thermal insulation (rigid board or mineral wool) to manage heat, acoustic insulation to reduce noise between rooms, or fire-rated insulation to meet fire safety requirements.

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Walls and ceilings — Painting interior walls and ceilings for a clean, fresh finish. Includes standard emulsion or feature/specialist finishes.

 

Doors and trims — Painting doors, skirting, and architrave. Usually a durable gloss or satin finish that holds up to daily use.

 

Staircases — Painting or varnishing stairs, handrails, and spindles, balancing durability with a neat look.

 

Furniture painting — Refreshing or repainting fitted or freestanding furniture, giving old pieces a new finish without replacing them.

Painting

  • Walls and ceilings

  • Doors and trims

  • Staircases

  • Furniture painting

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Decorating

  • Door installation & reconditioning

  • Wall panels & wallpaper

  • TV walls & feature pieces

  • Curtains & window boards

  • Furniture Installation

Door installation & reconditioning — Fitting new doors or restoring existing ones, including hardware, hanging, and finish.

 

Wall panels & wallpaper — Fitting decorative wall panelling or hanging wallpaper for a finished, styled look.

 

TV walls & feature pieces — Building out a feature wall for a TV or other statement piece, often with panelling, cladding, or lighting.

 

Curtains & window boards — Installing curtain rails/poles and fitting window boards (sills) for a finished window surround.

 

Furniture installation — Assembling and fitting furniture into place, fitted or freestanding.

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  • Bathrooms

  • Kitchens

  • Feature walls

  • Floor tiling

Bathrooms — Wall and floor tiling for bathrooms, finished to be watertight and easy to clean.

Kitchens — Tiling for kitchen floors and splashbacks, built to handle daily wear and spills.

Feature walls — Tiling used to create a standout wall, often with a different pattern, colour, or texture.

Floor tiling — General tiling for floors in any room, laid flat and level for a durable finish.

Laminate — A budget-friendly floor covering that clicks together, giving the look of wood or stone without the cost.

Engineered wood — Real wood flooring built in layers for extra stability, holding up better than solid wood in changing conditions.

Skirting boards — The trim fitted along the bottom of walls, covering the gap between floor and wall for a neat finish.

Carpet — Soft floor covering fitted for comfort and warmth, usually in bedrooms and living areas.

Tiling & Flooring

  • Laminate

  • Engineered wood

  • Skirting boards

  • Carpet

Modern Bathroom Design

Why Work With Us

Experienced, Reliable Team

With a large team of tradespeople across drylining, ceilings, flooring, tiling, and decorating, we deliver consistent quality on every job, big or small.

All Trades Under One Roof

From partitions to painting, we cover the full interior fit-out,  meaning fewer subcontractors to coordinate and one point of contact for the whole job.

Safety  First

Our tradespeople are trained and follow site-specific safety procedures on every job, in line with current health and safety regulations. Whether it's a small residential job or a large commercial fit-out, safety comes first before any work begins.

On-Time, On-Budget Delivery

We work to the schedules and budgets that matter to main contractors and property owners alike, keeping projects moving without surprises.

Flexible Ways of Working

Whether you need labour-only support on a large contract or a direct contractor for your own property, we adapt to how you want to work.

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