Old Court Construction, Replacement Windows and Doors in Dublin
On the SEAI Register for External Windows and Doors, Covering 12 Counties
Old Court Construction are window and door installers based in Dublin, registered with SEAI for external windows and external doors. Ask them for a quote directly, with no booking fee and no middleman.
Old Court Construction, Window and Door Contractor Based in Dublin
Old Court Construction are window and door installers in Dublin, listed on the SEAI public register for external windows and external doors. They are also registered for dry-lining insulation, external insulation, roof insulation, so they can take on a wider energy upgrade alongside the glazing.
Work in Dublin usually means three-bed semis, tens of thousands of them across the suburbs from the 1950s through the 1980s, with newer estates out towards the county bounds and red brick terraces closer in. The condition that shapes the job locally is sheltered relative to the coasts, so age and traffic noise drive replacement more than weather does, which is why the suburban semi is the standard job here, so most quotes are for the same handful of window sizes and comparing them is genuinely straightforward.
Ring them yourself. Ask for a measured survey before any price, get the quote in writing, and confirm who makes good the plaster inside and the render outside once the old frames come out.
Ask Old Court Construction for a Quote
Your enquiry goes straight to them. Rough detail is fine: how many windows, and what is wrong with the ones you have.
Where Old Court Construction Works
Based in Dublin, working across Tallaght, Coolock, Templeogue and out to Balbriggan.
The counties listed are what Old Court Construction declared to SEAI as its service area. SEAI records that by province, so a declared county is where they are willing to travel rather than somewhere they have an office.
Old Court Construction: Common Questions
Is Old Court Construction on the SEAI register?
Yes. Old Court Construction is listed on the SEAI public register of registered contractors for external windows and external doors. They are also registered for dry-lining insulation, external insulation, roof insulation, so they can take on a wider energy upgrade alongside the glazing. You can check the entry against SEAI directly.
What areas does Old Court Construction cover?
Old Court Construction is based in Dublin and works across Tallaght, Coolock, Templeogue, Raheny and Balbriggan. They have declared 11 other counties to SEAI as part of their service area, so it is worth asking how far they travel for a job your size.
What kind of window work comes up in Dublin?
Most of the housing here is three-bed semis, tens of thousands of them across the suburbs from the 1950s through the 1980s, with newer estates out towards the county bounds and red brick terraces closer in. The local condition that shapes the job is sheltered relative to the coasts, so age and traffic noise drive replacement more than weather does, which is why the suburban semi is the standard job here, so most quotes are for the same handful of window sizes and comparing them is genuinely straightforward.
How do I get a quote from Old Court Construction?
Use the enquiry form on this page and it goes straight to them, or ring them on 01 414 9684. Ask for a measured survey before any price, get the quote in writing, and confirm who makes good the plaster inside and the render outside once the old frames come out.
What should I ask Old Court Construction before booking?
Ask for a measured survey before any price, and get the quote in writing afterwards. Confirm three things in particular: whether removing and disposing of the old frames is included, who makes good the plaster inside and the render outside, and what the lead time is. Made to measure frames run six to twelve weeks, so the survey date is not the start date.
Does Old Court Construction cover Tallaght?
Tallaght is in Dublin, where Old Court Construction is registered, so yes. They work across Tallaght, Coolock, Templeogue and out to Balbriggan. Whether they will travel to a specific townland is worth asking directly, particularly for a smaller job.
Does Old Court Construction have reviews?
No Google rating is showing for Old Court Construction at the moment. That can mean nobody has left one, or that fewer than three people have, because we hold a rating back below that rather than presenting one review as a score. It says nothing about the quality of their work. Ask them for two addresses locally where they have done the same job, and go and look at them.
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Send Old Court Construction the job and they will come back to you directly. Ask for a measured survey before any price.
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Send them the job and they will come back to you directly. Ask for a measured survey before any price, and get the quote in writing with the making good spelled out.
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