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Property Compliance Costs in Dublin: 2026 Price Guide
Typical Dublin prices and how often each property compliance service is needed, for homes, rentals and businesses.
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Typical property compliance prices in Dublin
| Service | Typical price (incl. VAT) | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Property Compliance Inspection | €250–€600 | Yearly and between tenancies. |
| Landlord Safety Inspection | €200–€450 | Before each tenancy and yearly. |
| Building Safety Check | €400–€1,200 | Yearly. |
| Property Maintenance Inspection | €200–€500 | Yearly, before winter. |
| Commercial Property Compliance | €600–€2,500 | Yearly. |
| Rental Property Safety Check | €200–€400 | Between tenancies and yearly. |
| Block Management Inspection | €500–€1,500 | Quarterly or twice a year. |
| Apartment Building Safety Inspection | €800–€3,000 | Yearly. |
| Facilities Compliance Check | €500–€1,500 | Yearly or quarterly. |
| Office Building Safety Inspection | €500–€1,500 | Yearly. |
| Retail Unit Safety Inspection | €300–€900 | Yearly. |
| Property Risk Assessment | €400–€1,200 | Yearly or after changes. |
Indicative guide ranges including VAT, based on typical Dublin jobs in 2026.
What to check before you book a property compliance provider
- Ask exactly which standards the inspection covers (rental standards, fire, electrical, gas)
- Get a written report with defects ranked by priority
- Check whether follow-up inspections are included
- For multi-unit buildings, ask for a report suitable for the management company's records
- Keep reports with your RTB, BER and insurance documents
What affects the price
- Property type and size
- Number of units or floors
- Scope (rental standards only, or fire, electrical and gas too)
- Documentation required
- Follow-up inspections
How to compare quotes
- Ask exactly which standards the inspection covers (rental standards, fire, electrical, gas)
- Get a written report with defects ranked by priority
- Check whether follow-up inspections are included
- For multi-unit buildings, ask for a report suitable for the management company's records
- Keep reports with your RTB, BER and insurance documents
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 property compliance 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 are the minimum standards for rented homes?
They cover structural condition, sanitary facilities, heating, food preparation and storage, ventilation, lighting, fire safety, refuse and the safety of gas, oil and electrical installations.
Who is responsible for common areas in an apartment block?
The owners' management company is responsible for common areas, including fire safety systems and emergency lighting.
Do I need a BER to rent or sell?
Yes. A Building Energy Rating is required when a property is advertised for sale or rent.
How often should a rental be inspected?
At least once a year and between tenancies is good practice.
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.