Dutton Attics

Dutton Attics is based in Bray, on Thornhill View in Old Connaught, so Bray is the area it covers. If your home is outside Bray, you can ask whether it takes on projects there. Giving your town or Eircode when you make contact helps it answer quickly.

The price of a house extension depends mainly on its size and whether it is single or double storey. Ground conditions and the structure of the existing house also count, as does the kitchen or bathroom fit-out. The House Extension price guide gives typical prices in Ireland.

You can ask Dutton Attics about its experience and qualifications for house extensions, and ask to see examples of past projects. For any retrofit element, SEAI grant eligibility is worth checking, and a registered One Stop Shop may be involved. You can confirm this with SEAI directly.

You can ask Dutton Attics whether it carries public liability insurance and request a copy of the certificate before work starts. It is usual in Ireland for building firms to have this cover and to explain how they deal with problems after completion. Ask for both in writing.

Retrofit work within an extension project may qualify for an SEAI grant, so checking eligibility is the first step. Where a One Stop Shop applies, it is the registered route to use for the application. You can ask Dutton Attics whether your project fits a scheme before you commit.

You can ask Dutton Attics for a quote by phone or through its Locufy page. Describe the extension you have in mind, give the address, and send photos of the house and the space. Say when the work would suit you, so the quote can reflect it.

On Locufy you can look at Dutton Attics alongside other house extension providers in Bray and compare them. Look at the services each one offers, what each quote includes, and the experience each shows from past projects. A written, itemised quote makes the comparison easier.