During the past 12 years, our team has honed our expertise in restoring historic structures located in the Dublin 2, 4 and 6 communities. Within the realm of conservation projects, we have successfully maintained the integrity of these buildings while ensuring that their original features were preserved. Throughout these endeavours, we have collaborated with skilled professionals such as Conservation Architects and the Dublin City Council Conservation Department to ensure the utmost success of our projects. Additionally, we have demonstrated our versatility by converting over 30 Multi Unit Pre 63 buildings into both family homes and lucrative investment properties.

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Renovating a period house can be a daunting task, but with careful planning and consideration, it can also be a rewarding experience. One of the first things to consider when renovating a period house is preserving its historical character. This can involve restoring original features such as fireplaces, cornices, and skirting boards. It is important to use materials that are sympathetic to the era of the house, such as lime plaster and reclaimed timber.

Another consideration when renovating a period house is updating its infrastructure. This can include rewiring, replumbing, and installing modern heating systems that are energy-efficient. It is important to strike a balance between modernizing the house and preserving its heritage.

When renovating a period house, it is essential to work with professionals who have experience in this area. Architects and builders who specialize in period properties can provide expert advice on how to preserve the character of the house while making it suitable for modern living.

Renovating a period house requires careful planning and consideration. It is important to preserve the historical character of the house while updating its infrastructure to suit modern living. Working with professionals like us who have experience in this area is essential for a successful renovation.