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Gas Safety Costs in Dublin: 2026 Price Guide
Typical Dublin prices and how often each gas safety service is needed, for homes, rentals and businesses.
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[Gas Safety] in Dublin
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Typical gas safety prices in Dublin
| Service | Typical price (incl. VAT) | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Gas Safety Inspection | €90–€160 | Yearly. |
| Commercial Gas Safety Inspection | €200–€500 | Yearly. |
| Landlord Gas Safety Inspection | €90–€150 per appliance | Yearly and before each tenancy. |
| Gas Boiler Inspection | €90–€150 | Yearly. |
| Gas Appliance Inspection | €80–€150 | Yearly. |
| Gas Compliance Check | €120–€250 | Before sale, letting or insurance renewal. |
| Gas Leak Inspection | €100–€250 | Immediately after a suspected leak. |
| Carbon Monoxide Safety Inspection | €90–€180, plus alarms €30–€60 | Yearly, alongside appliance servicing. |
| Commercial Kitchen Gas Inspection | €250–€600 | Yearly. |
| Gas Certificate Inspection | €100–€250 | When selling, letting, or after new work. |
| Boiler Safety Check | €90–€150 | Yearly. |
| Restaurant Gas Safety Inspection | €250–€600 | Yearly, and after changes to equipment. |
Indicative guide ranges including VAT, based on typical Dublin jobs in 2026.
What to check before you book a gas safety provider
- Check the installer's registration on rgii.ie before any gas work
- For commercial premises, ask whether the installer is competent for non-domestic work (I.S. 820)
- Ask for a written record of each appliance checked and its result
- Get a Declaration of Conformance for new installations or alterations
- Fit carbon monoxide alarms near fuel-burning appliances
What affects the price
- Number of gas appliances
- Domestic versus commercial installations
- Flue access
- Remedial work found
- Certification required
How to compare quotes
- Check the installer's registration on rgii.ie before any gas work
- For commercial premises, ask whether the installer is competent for non-domestic work (I.S. 820)
- Ask for a written record of each appliance checked and its result
- Get a Declaration of Conformance for new installations or alterations
- Fit carbon monoxide alarms near fuel-burning appliances
Compare what is included, especially reports, certificates and follow-up visits, not just the headline price.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why do gas safety quotes vary?
Quotes differ in scope: the number of devices or appliances, reporting, certification and whether remedial work is included.
Do these prices include VAT?
Yes, the guide ranges include VAT. Always check whether a written quote does.
What should I do if I smell gas?
Get everyone out, don't use switches or flames, and call Gas Networks Ireland on 1800 20 50 50 from outside.
How often should gas appliances be checked?
Gas Networks Ireland recommends an annual service of gas boilers and appliances by a Registered Gas Installer.
Do landlords need gas safety checks?
Landlords must keep gas appliances and installations in good repair and safe. An annual check by an RGI is the best way to show that.
Do I need a carbon monoxide alarm?
Since 2014, Building Regulations require CO alarms when new fuel-burning appliances are installed. They are strongly recommended in every home with one.
How Emergency Trade Works
Emergency Trade connects you with independent, vetted local tradespeople across Dublin and the rest of Dublin. Before any work starts, ask for a written quote and check the right registration for the job: RGII for gas work and Safe Electric for electrical work.