Bathroom renovation in Kilmallock
Renovations, walk-in showers, en-suites and accessible bathrooms in Kilmallock, priced in writing by one local company.
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- 4,899people live in Kilmallock
- 26%of homes were built before 1981
- 9%of people are 65 or over
- 36%of homes have 4 or more bedrooms
Before and after
Real bathrooms, before and after the work.




What a bathroom job in Kilmallock usually is
Kilmallock is a 2000s town: 55% of its homes went up in 2001 or later. Those bathrooms and en-suites are coming up to 20 years old. The usual job is a like-for-like refit: new tiles, a better shower and the same layout, which keeps the plumbing bill down.
In Kilmallock, 26% of homes were built before 1981, 3rd of the 10 towns on this site (31% across County Limerick, 42% nationally), and 55% in 2001 or later. 9% of people are 65 or over and 72% of households own their home. Figures from CSO Census 2022, our sums.
Accessible bathrooms and grants in Kilmallock
Kilmallock is in the Limerick City and County Council area. 438 people in Kilmallock are 65 or over and 955 have a disability, by Census 2022. For a level-access shower, grab rails or a downstairs toilet, Limerick City and County Council pays:
- the Housing Adaptation Grant for People with a Disability, up to €40,000;
- the Mobility Aids Grant, up to €8,000, for household incomes up to €37,500.
Limerick City and County Council pays no grant at all if the work started before the application was lodged. Get prices, but agree no start date until it's approved.
How the grants work in Limerick, and what an accessible bathroom involves.
Share of residents aged 65 or over, CSO Census 2022, our sums.
Kilmallock's homes against the rest of Limerick
Share of homes built before 1981, where the year was stated. CSO Census 2022, our sums.
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Near Kilmallock, and the guides
- Bathroom renovation in Limerick City24% of homes built before 1981; 33,886 people.
- Bathroom renovation in Raheen29% of homes built before 1981; 9,563 people.
- Bathroom renovation in Adare16% of homes built before 1981; 15,642 people.
- Bathroom renovation costsEvery job priced for Limerick, line by line.
- Walk-in showersThe bath out, a walk-in in: what changes and what it costs.
- Accessible bathroomsLevel showers, rails and the right toilet.
Bathroom renovation guides & price breakdowns
Straight answers to what people ask most: itemised costs, specifications, planning or grants, and what to check before you book.
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Questions from Kilmallock
How much is a bathroom renovation in Kilmallock?
A full family bathroom with the layout kept is €8,800 to €16,500, a refresh €4,000 to €8,800 and an en-suite €3,000 to €7,500. The company prices yours in writing once it has seen the room.
Is there a grant for an accessible bathroom in Kilmallock?
Yes, from Limerick City and County Council: up to €40,000 under the Housing Adaptation Grant or €8,000 under the Mobility Aids Grant, means tested. Apply before any work starts.
Who will price my bathroom in Kilmallock?
One bathroom renovation company that covers your part of Limerick. They come out, see the room and give you a written price. You're not tied to anything until you accept it.
How old are the homes in Kilmallock?
26% were built before 1981, 19% between 1981 and 2000 and 55% in 2001 or later, by Census 2022.
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