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Lightplan is a lighting business in Dublin, working from premises on Richmond Road in Fairview, supplying designer lighting for homes and retail spaces. Its range takes in indoor fittings such as pendants, wall lights, table and floor lamps and bathroom lighting, along with smart lighting and outdoor and garden lighting for walkways, decking, porches and posts. Showrooms let you see fittings in person, and you can book a lighting consultation to talk through a room or garden before choosing. The company carries brands including Astro, Dar and Searchlight.
Every job below can be priced from this page. The ranges are what Dublin homes typically pay, from Locufy's price guides. Lightplan confirms the exact figure in a written quote — asking is free, with no obligation.
Typical prices from Locufy's Ireland 2026 price guides — each guide explains what the job involves and what moves the price. Burglar alarm installation and data & network cabling are also offered, priced on survey.
Lightplan is a lighting business in Dublin, working from premises on Richmond Road in Fairview, supplying designer lighting for homes and retail spaces. Its range takes in indoor fittings such as pendants, wall lights, table and floor lamps and bathroom lighting, along with smart lighting and outdoor and garden lighting for walkways, decking, porches and posts. Showrooms let you see fittings in person, and you can book a lighting consultation to talk through a room or garden before choosing. The company carries brands including Astro, Dar and Searchlight.
You can ask for a written price on any electrical job from this page — a socket that's stopped working, new lights, an EV charger — and compare it with other Dublin electricians if you want to. For electrical work, Lightplan can tell you whether a Registered Electrical Contractor is needed before anything starts.
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Based in Dublin, Lightplan works across the city and about 15 km around it.
Lightplan is based in Fairview in Dublin, so it suits customers in the city and nearby suburbs who want to visit its showrooms. For an outdoor installation at your home, you can ask when you enquire whether the team can come to your area. Confirming this early saves time for everyone.
The price of outdoor and garden lighting depends mostly on how many fittings you want and what type they are, how far cable has to run and whether trenching is needed. Weatherproof fittings with a suitable protection level also change the total. The Outdoor & Garden Lighting price guide gives typical prices in Ireland.
Electrical work of this kind has to be done under the Safe Electric scheme by a registered contractor, so you can ask who will carry out the wiring and for their registration number. You can look the number up on the Safe Electric site. Ask for the completion certificate as well, since a buyer or tenant may want to see it.
You can ask whether the work is covered by public liability insurance and whether the installation and fittings come with a written guarantee. It is usual for a trade business in Ireland to carry public liability insurance, so you can ask to see the certificate. Ask what any guarantee covers and get it in writing.
Lightplan has a Google rating of 4.7 from 24 reviews, and the reviews can be read on its Google Maps page at https://maps.google.com/?cid=8016001995965176027. When reading them, look for comments on outdoor installations and how any follow-up was handled. You can also ask the company for references from recent customers.
Outdoor and garden lighting is not usually covered by a home grant in Ireland, so there is no scheme to apply for. It helps to plan the full cost of the job yourself. A written quote that itemises fixtures, cabling and controls makes that easier.
You can ask for a quote by phone, through the Lightplan website, or through its Locufy page. Have ready a description of the job, the garden or area to be lit, some photos and when it suits you to have the work done. Ask the quote to list each fixture, the cabling and any timers.
You can compare Lightplan with other outdoor and garden lighting providers in Dublin on Locufy. Look at the services each one offers, what each quote includes and the experience each shows. Ask every provider to quote for the same fixtures, cabling and aftercare so the comparison is fair.
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