Concrete contractors by county

We take concrete jobs from all 26 counties and pass each one to one concrete contractor who covers your county. Pick your county for what's being built there, its farms, radon, winters and towns.

5,874 one-off houses were finished in Ireland in 2025 (CSO): every one needed foundations and a slab.

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Floors laid by the contractor who takes your call

Calls on this site ring JAM Floor Screeding: James Mulhall, based in Portlaoise, 25 years laying floors. Lines open Mon to Sat, 7am to 6pm. He pours concrete floors, slabs and foundations as well as screed. These are his jobs.

A large finished screed floor in a commercial building with glazed walls — Commercial floor screed

JAM Floor Screeding's yellow screed pump on its trailer at night — The JAM pump, packed up after a pour

A sand and cement screed floor in a new build with insulated walls — Sand and cement screed, new build

“JAM were punctual, professional and efficient and did an outstanding job on pouring our new floor as part of a renovation. Very highly recommend!”
David O'Keeffe, Google review

“Excellent work, laser level finish, neat and tidy worker, highly recommend.”
Cathal Kelly, Google review

“Top class work by james and his crew, highly recommend”
the duke, Google review

Quoted word for word from JAM Floor Screeding's Google reviews. Read them on Google

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Counties questions

Which counties do you cover?

All 26 counties of the Republic.

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We pass your request to one concrete contractor who covers your county. Your number isn't sent to a list. They ring you, ask about the job, the ground and your dates, and price it from the drawings or a look at the site. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

Concrete contractors across all 26 counties

Requests from all 26 counties go to one vetted local specialist who covers your county — from Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick to Kildare, Meath, Wicklow, Waterford and Donegal. Pick your county below for local prices, specifications and advice. Compare all areas covered →

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Four taps and your number. One concrete contractor who covers your county rings you with a price. Nothing is booked until you say yes.