Emergency Plumber Dublin 24
At 3am, a compression joint lets go above a Jobstown kitchen and the ceiling light starts to fill with water. By breakfast, a warehouse supervisor at Citywest finds the staff washroom flooded to the door. That is precisely why we keep the phone switched on around the clock.
Our coverage runs from Tallaght town centre and Firhouse out through Citywest, Saggart and Rathcoole to Brittas and the foothills around Bohernabreena.
Calls come from homeowners, tenants and landlords, from housing bodies and management agents, and from shops, cafés and coffee shops. Restaurants, pubs and bars, hotels, schools, sports clubs, GP clinics, nursing homes and factories call us too. Before we set off, the hourly rate is already in your messages.

Emergency Plumber Dublin 24 Between the City and the Mountains
Dublin 24 climbs from the M50 towards the Dublin Mountains. The N81 cuts through it on the way to Blessington, and the N7 marks its western side past Citywest and Rathcoole.
Inside those boundaries sit one of Ireland’s largest towns, rows of 1970s and 1980s estates, modern apartment blocks, big business campuses and quiet country lanes.
Consequently, we may free a seized stopcock in Kilnamanagh before lunch and fix a well pump near Brittas by teatime.
Because we carry stock for every one of those systems, return trips are rare.
Tallaght, from Monastery to New Town
St Maelruain founded a monastery in Tallaght in 769, and it became one of the great religious centres of medieval Ireland. Yet until the 1960s, it was still a small village.
Everything changed when planners named it a new town. The Square shopping centre opened in 1990, Tallaght University Hospital followed in 1998 and the Luas Red Line arrived in 2004. Today, it is home to a large and growing population.
Most homes date from that rapid growth, so their original valves, taps and tanks are now reaching the end of their working life.
For estates and streets, see our Tallaght page.
Emergency Plumber Dublin 24 for Jobstown, Kilnamanagh and Oldbawn
Jobstown, Killinarden, Fettercairn and Brookfield spread west of the town centre, while Kilnamanagh, Kingswood and Tymon North lie to the north and Oldbawn to the south.
Most houses here are two-storey terraces and semis with a hot press upstairs and a cold tank in the attic. Many have since gained extensions, attic rooms and new bathrooms.
As a result, new plastic pipe often meets old copper somewhere under a floor, and those joints are common leak points.
In any of these estates, we normally have the water under control soon after walking in.
Firhouse and the Dodder Valley
Firhouse follows the River Dodder on the eastern edge of the district. It has established estates, newer developments towards the hills and a village core around the old weir.
Homes here range from 1970s semis to recent townhouses with pressurised hot water. Higher ground towards the mountains also means harder frosts.
We repair frozen and split pipes, replace tired valves and fit frost-proof outside taps for gardens facing open country.
Local detail is on our Firhouse page.
Emergency Plumber Dublin 24 for Citywest and Saggart
Citywest Business Campus, served by its own Luas stop on the Saggart line, holds offices, technology firms and other large employers. Nearby, the Citywest Hotel and its convention centre host large events all year.
Saggart village, meanwhile, keeps its older character, while new apartment and housing schemes have grown up around the Luas terminus.
Large sites like these depend on booster sets, storage tanks, rising mains and dozens of washrooms. We act as an industrial plumber for tenants, working to site rules and permits.
Please give us the building name and entrance when you call. Local detail is on our Citywest and Saggart pages.
Rathcoole, Brittas and the Rural Edge
Rathcoole lies beside the N7, surrounded by business parks and farmland. Further south, Brittas sits on the N81 just short of the Wicklow border, beside the old mill ponds.
Out here, plenty of homes depend on a private well, a pump and a long pipe across the yard.
In a hard winter, pipes in sheds, stables and outhouses freeze first. We repair frost damage and replace well pumps and pressure vessels.
Directions or a map pin help us reach isolated houses quickly. For Rathcoole estates, see our Rathcoole page.
Bohernabreena, Kiltipper and the Hills
South of Tallaght, Bohernabreena leads into the Glenasmole valley, where Victorian reservoirs hold back the waters of the upper Dodder. Kiltipper and the surrounding estates sit on the slopes above.
Houses on higher ground get colder nights and stronger winds. Therefore, attic pipes, garage runs and outside taps need good lagging.
Some older farmhouses in the valley still draw from wells or springs, fed through pumps and pressure vessels.
We service and replace those pumps, and we mend supply lines cracked by frost.
Apartment Blocks and Shared Plant in Dublin 24
Thousands of apartments have gone up around Tallaght town centre, the Citywest campus and the Saggart Luas terminus over the past twenty years.
In these blocks, one supply main feeds a basement plant room, and booster pumps push water up each core. Every flat has its own electric water heater.
Therefore, a stain on a Tallaght apartment ceiling may start upstairs, in a riser or down in the plant room. Once the source is clear, we fix what belongs to your flat and report anything communal to the agent.
Fob codes, the block letter and a caretaker’s number all speed up access.
Frozen and Burst Pipes Near the Mountains
Dublin 24 sits higher than most of the city, and frost settles hard in Kiltipper, Bohernabreena and Brittas. Lofts, garages and outhouses usually freeze first.
Should a pipe split in Oldbawn or Killinarden, the stopcock comes before the phone. Likewise, when the taps give nothing after a freezing night, leave the supply shut and let us handle the thaw.
Next, we cut away the ruptured length, join in a matching section and put the repair under test pressure. We can also run fresh pipework for Tallaght kitchens and extensions.
Our burst and leaking pipe repairs service explains this in more depth.
Emergency Plumber Dublin 24 for Toilets and Urinals
Across Tallaght and Firhouse, toilet calls usually involve a cistern that never stops refilling, a flush that fails or a damp patch spreading from the pan.
A single worn part behind the pan or inside the tank is normally at fault. After swapping it, we test the flush repeatedly.
A cracked bowl calls for a new toilet, and most blockages clear on the spot.
Pubs in Tallaght village, factories at Cookstown and clubs across the area rely on us to replace and unblock urinals as well. See toilet repairs and replacement.
Taps, Hoses, Traps and Waste Pipes
Under a Dublin 24 sink, trouble usually starts at a braided supply hose, a tap tail or a tiny service valve rather than the tap. Those hoses rust inside their mesh until one bursts.
We repair or renew mixers, swap old hoses, add isolating valves and replace stubborn stopcocks. More on tap repairs and replacement.
Plastic soil stacks serve most estates, though the oldest Tallaght village cottages may keep cast iron. We replace leaking sections or renew whole stacks.
In Kingswood and Firhouse bathrooms, dripping traps and cracked waste pipes are quick fixes, and any new waste run is laid to a steady fall.
Emergency Plumber Dublin 24 for Hot Water and Electric Showers
Jobstown and Kilnamanagh houses mostly heat water in the hot press on the landing. Citywest apartments, on the other hand, run pressurised or electric units, and Tallaght shops use small undersink heaters.
Warning signs include a soaked hot press floor, a pipe dribbling outside from the relief valve, tea-coloured water or hot water that stays cold. Once we pin down the fault, the fix is a new valve, element or heater, depending on what failed.
As for electric showers, we either repair them or fit replacements.
For heaters, read water heater installation and replacement; for showers, the page to visit is electric shower repair and replacement. Because we do not work with gas, please ring a Registered Gas Installer about your boiler.
Pumps from Citywest to Glenasmole
Citywest and Tallaght apartment blocks rely on booster sets for their top floors. Meanwhile, basements and units at Cookstown may need sewage or submersible pumps, and farmhouses towards Brittas and Glenasmole often draw from wells.
A shower that barely trickles upstairs, a motor humming day and night or water pooling in the pump house all call for a look.
Whatever the model, we can repair or replace it, together with its pressure vessel and check valves.
To learn when each type needs attention, see our booster and well pump services page.
Large Commercial Storage Water Tanks Replaced Across Dublin 24
Local schools, care homes, Citywest hotels, factories and apartment buildings all keep reserves of cold water in large tanks.
Commercial tank replacement is a mainstay of our work across Dublin 24. Ageing tanks bow outwards, crack at the joins and weep at the outlets, while broken covers admit dust.
First of all, we empty the failing tank and haul it out. After that, we connect its replacement on fresh valves, and the building has water again quickly. We also change old galvanised tanks in Tallaght lofts.
If a tank is sound but dirty, storage water tank cleaning is the answer.
Emergency Plumber Dublin 24 for Hotels, Pubs and Restaurants
From Tallaght village and The Square to the parades in Firhouse and Jobstown, you will find pubs and bars alongside restaurants, takeaways, cafés and coffee shops.
Likewise, hotels at Citywest, Tallaght and along the N7, plus local guesthouses and B&Bs, lose money on every unusable room. Acting as their commercial plumber, we aim to have a faulty en-suite back in service the same day.
Similarly, one faulty sink or cold heater can halt a Tallaght kitchen mid-service, so we come before opening or after closing where we can.
Hospitality jobs range from customer WCs to glass-washer feeds and undersink heaters.
Industrial Plumber and Commercial Plumber in Tallaght and Citywest
Shops, pharmacies, salons and offices in Tallaght and Firhouse need working washrooms every day.
Factories, warehouses, business units and petrol stations call on us as their industrial plumber. They are based at Citywest, Magna Business Park, Cookstown, Broomhill, Belgard and the Greenogue and Aerodrome business parks at Rathcoole. Gyms and leisure centres around Tallaght call us about showers.
Visits fit around production and trading hours, and a written job sheet goes to the site manager.
Dublin 24 firms may settle invoices by bank transfer.
Campus, Schools and Clubs
Colleges, nursing homes, care homes and health centres cannot manage without hot water, which is why their calls take priority.
Dozens of Dublin 24 primary and secondary schools put their washrooms under heavy daily strain. Stadiums, sports arenas and local GAA and soccer clubs need changing rooms that work.
When something breaks, we move quickly, and we can check school fittings during the summer break.
Afterwards, the person in charge receives brief written notes.
Emergency Plumber Dublin 24 for Tenants, Landlords and Owners
The bulk of our Dublin 24 diary is domestic and residential work, such as a leaking mixer in Kingswood or a new water heater in Firhouse.
Tenants are free to ring us themselves. Throughout the job, the landlord or letting agent hears how things are going, and a photo record follows by email.
Management companies in Tallaght, Citywest and Saggart contact us whenever shared pipework or plant needs attention.
Checking the stopcock and attic tank when tenants leave a Tallaght house can spare everyone a January flood.
Saniflo Installation and Unblocking
Many Dublin 24 families add a WC under the stairs, turn the garage into a bedroom or squeeze an en-suite into the roof space. Where the soil pipe is out of reach, a Saniflo unit lifts the waste to it.
We install the macerator, run its small-bore discharge and link up the fixtures it serves. We free jammed units in Tallaght and Firhouse homes too.
Because wet wipes cause nearly every blockage, avoid flushing or running linked taps until we have cleared the unit.
Please note that faulty Saniflo motors fall outside our repair work.
Your Dublin 24 Call-Out, Stage by Stage
Begin by messaging the Eircode plus a short note on the problem; a picture or two is useful.
In return, you receive our hourly rate and an estimate of travel time in writing. With your say-so, the van heads to you.
Once inside, controlling the water takes priority. We then trace the fault and fix it using stock on board. If an unusual part is needed, we leave everything safe until it comes in.
Finally, we clean up and explain the cause. To see how night cover works, open 24/7 emergency plumber.
- Shut the main valve, often found beneath the kitchen sink.
- Turn off the immersion heater should the hot press be leaking.
- Stay away from damp sockets and switches.
- Take phone pictures of ceilings and floors.
Uisce Éireann also publishes advice on household leaks.
Emergency Plumber Dublin 24 Charges and Payment
We price all Dublin 24 work by the hour, and you get the rate by text or email ahead of any journey.
From a clear photo, we can occasionally indicate a likely range. Even so, it is only a guide; the final bill reflects the real time on the job.
Stiff, corroded fittings add time. Moreover, our time on site starts once we arrive, including parking and the walk in. Please mention business park security, apartment barriers or directions to a rural house near Brittas.
Office hours on weekdays are the most economical. By contrast, a Tallaght call-out after hours, through the night, on Saturday, Sunday or a bank holiday costs more.
- Dublin 24 households: settle with card or cash, or use the online link we text
- Dublin 24 firms, schools and management companies: the same choices, and bank transfer too
We are fully insured on every visit. We leave each room tidy, and a written repair report is available to your insurer.
Dublin 24 Plumbing FAQs
Which areas of Dublin 24 do you cover?
All of them, including Tallaght, Jobstown, Kilnamanagh, Oldbawn, Kingswood, Firhouse, Kiltipper, Bohernabreena, Citywest, Saggart, Rathcoole and Brittas.
Can I get an emergency plumber in Dublin 24 in the small hours?
Yes. We pick up at 2am just as at 2pm, though late hours, Sundays and bank holidays cost more.
Would a Tallaght or Citywest firm take you on as commercial plumber?
Yes. Across Dublin 24, we provide commercial and industrial plumbing for factories, warehouses, business units, petrol stations, offices and shops. Hotels, B&Bs, pubs, restaurants, cafés, schools, clubs, clinics and care homes also rely on us.
What Saniflo services are available?
We fit new macerators and unblock existing ones across Dublin 24, but we do not repair the motors.
Our electric shower has failed. Can it be sorted?
Usually. We repair the unit if that makes sense; otherwise, we fit a new one.
Is gas boiler work included?
It is not. Please book a Registered Gas Installer for boilers or gas cookers in Dublin 24.
For broader questions on appointments, pricing and cover, our main plumbing FAQ applies right across Dublin.
Call an Emergency Plumber in Dublin 24
Is water pouring through a Tallaght ceiling right now? Turn the stopcock off and ring us on 085 816 7910, giving your Eircode and parking details. Shortly afterwards, you get a text with our hourly charge and an estimated arrival.
Of course, planned jobs are just as welcome, from a new water heater in Firhouse to a tank upgrade at a Citywest office.
Local detail is on our Tallaght and Firhouse pages. For neighbouring districts, visit our Dublin 22, Clondalkin, Ballymount, Knocklyon and Templeogue pages. For anywhere else, visit Emergency Plumber Dublin.
With our number saved, an emergency plumber in Dublin 24 is on hand the moment a pipe bursts or a cistern floods.