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House Rewiring Guides & Calculator

Practical guides to house rewiring costs, warning signs, Safe Electric certificates, inspections and grants across Ireland.

Free, no obligation. One registered electrician prices it, not five.

  • €7,000 to €14,500a full rewire of a 3-bed house
  • 4 to 10 dayson site for a 3-bed rewire
  • 42%of Irish homes were built before 1981 (Census 2022)
  • €10,700the most the council grant for over-66s pays

What will your rewire cost?

Four quick taps. You see our price range for your home and whether it sounds like a full rewire, a partial one, a new fuse board or an inspection first. Want a written price? One Safe Electric registered electrician who covers your county rings you.

Step 1 of 5

How many bedrooms?

Size is the biggest thing in the price.

When was it built, or last rewired?

A rough guess is fine. The age of the wiring matters more than the age of the house.

Do you see any of these?

Tick all that apply.

The whole house, or part of it?

A partial rewire only makes sense when the rest is sound.

Our price range

€7,000 to €14,500

A full rewire of a 3-bed house: new cables, a new fuse board, testing and the Safe Electric certificate.

Answer the four questionsYou'll see whether it sounds like a full rewire, a partial one, a new fuse board or an inspection first.
  • About 4 to 10 days on site for a 3-bed house.
  • A new fuse board on its own: €350 to €1,400.
  • An inspection and report: €150 to €350.
  • A guide, not a quote. The written price comes after the electrician has seen and tested the house.

Get a written price

Only your county and phone number are needed. Your answers go with it, so the electrician knows the job before ringing.

Free, no obligation. One electrician, not a list. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

Every guide, calculator and county page

Jump straight to any specification guide, our interactive calculator, the technical glossary or your county page.

Find out what your rewire costs

Four taps for our price range, then a written price from one Safe Electric registered electrician who covers your county. Free, no obligation.