
★★★★★4.8 on Google from fewer than 10 reviews
WaterTech is listed for water softener installation in Dublin. Its address is N Strand Rd, North Wall, Dublin.
The ranges are what Dublin homes typically pay, from Locufy's price guides. You can call WaterTech for the exact figure.



Typical prices from Locufy's Ireland 2026 price guides, before any grant — each guide explains what the job involves and what moves the price. Central heating installation is also offered, priced on survey.

WaterTech is listed for water softener installation in Dublin. Its address is N Strand Rd, North Wall, Dublin.
For gas work, WaterTech can tell you whether a Registered Gas Installer is needed before anything starts.
SEAI home energy grants for 2026. Whether your home qualifies depends on when it was built and what's being replaced — WaterTech can tell you which apply when quoting.
Up to €6,500 for the heat pump, up to €2,000 for heating upgrades such as radiators or underfloor, and a €4,000 bonus for replacing oil, gas or solid-fuel heating.
Zoned controls, a programmable thermostat and cylinder control, fitted by an SEAI-registered installer.
Solar thermal panels that heat your hot water, cutting what the boiler or immersion has to do.
Any gas work in a home must be done by an RGI. You can check an installer on the register before the job starts.
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Based in Dublin, WaterTech works across the city and about 15 km around it.
WaterTech is listed for water softener installation.
N Strand Rd, North Wall, Dublin.
By phone. No online booking is listed for WaterTech.
Glasnevin gas services in Dublin, 0.8 km; Woodie's Glasnevin in Drumcondra, 0.9 km; Aquaclear in Glasnevin, 2.9 km.
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