Replumb entire house

Deiseboy01

Hi,

I'm doing a restoration job on an old bungalow. Going to replace the entire plumbing system. All piping, rads, 15 of them. Everything bar the boiler.

Anyone have an idea what the rough cost would be? Just a ball park figure so I get an idea.

Thanks

db

In light of the retrofit announcement today it might be worth your while bringing the house up to current standards in insulation, airtightness, ventilation and heading. I know this doesn't answer your question but you will never get a better opportunity.

Doolittle51

Materials only will probably cost between 3 - 6k depending on spec.

Are you doing any of the work yourself? If not, budget 10 - 15k. There are a lot of factors to consider though, which can increase the cost significantly. For example, if the floors concrete and need to be chased to run new pipes, probably add another 5k. Are you replacing the hot water tank and the cold water tank in the attic? New hot and cold feeds to kitchen & bathroom etc?

Deiseboy01

Not doing any work myself. All concrete floors will have to be dug up and relaid. Around 13 rads, heating and domestic all being ripped out and replumbed.

Deiseboy01

Forgot to add this is in Dublin so probably add 75% to the cost!

rache6289

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058232056/replumb-entire-house

Hi there,

Sorry to jump on here but I'm just wondering if you got some quotes? I need to get my house replumbed and am trying to get an idea of cost myself