Concrete contractors in Limerick

Concrete slabs, foundations, power floated floors, bases and yards across Co. Limerick, from Limerick city to the farms: a floor slab at least 150 mm on 200 mm of hardcore, foundations to the engineer's drawing.

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  • 283one-off houses finished in Co. Limerick in 2025 (CSO)
  • 5,630farms (CSO)
  • 7%of homes tested over the radon reference level (EPA)
  • 1,837heating degree days at Limerick

What's being built in Limerick

866 new homes were finished in Co. Limerick in 2025: 283 one-off houses, 500 scheme houses and 83 apartments (8th of 26 counties for one-off houses). 45% of all homes in Limerick are detached.

Estates and infill mean repeated slabs and foundations, extensions on houses from the 2000s, and tight access on small sites. Ask early whether the truck can reach the pour or a pump is needed: it changes the price. See slab depth for an extension.

Yards and farm slabs in Limerick

The CSO counts 5,630 farms in Co. Limerick, more than most counties. Yards, slatted sheds, silage slabs and calving pens are built to the Department of Agriculture's S.100 specification, with thicker slabs, a stronger mix and falls to the drains. A yard that takes a loaded tractor is a different pour from a garage floor. See yards and farm slabs.

Radon under the slab in Limerick

7% of the 1,652 homes the EPA has measured in Co. Limerick were at or above the radon reference level of 200 Bq/m³, below the national 14% (17th of 26).

Under a ground floor the layers go: hardcore, blinding, the damp-proof membrane joined to the wall DPCs, and in a High Radon Area a radon barrier sealed over the whole footprint with a sump under it. A radon barrier has been required in High Radon Areas since 1 July 1998, and every house since then needs a standby sump.

Winter pours in Limerick

Limerick has about 1,837 heating degree days a year, our calculation from Met Éireann's 1991 to 2020 averages: a milder winter than the middle of the 26 counties (22nd coldest).

Concrete has to stay above 5°C for its first 48 hours, until it's strong enough to take a frost. Winter pours are planned round the forecast, with frost blankets on the slab and no concrete on frozen ground. See how long concrete takes to cure.

Towns we cover in Co. Limerick

TownPeople, Census 2022
Limerick city102,287
Newcastle West7,209
Annacotty3,398
Castleconnell2,488
Abbeyfeale2,206
Kilmallock1,761
Caherconlish1,569
Moroe1,432

Neighbouring counties: Clare, Tipperary, Cork, Kerry.

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 screed pump and a worker in hi-vis outside a stone house being renovated
The pump on a stone house renovation
Underfloor heating pipes clipped down in rows across a floor, ready for the screed
Underfloor heating ready for screed
A large finished screed floor in a commercial building with glazed walls
Commercial floor screed

“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”

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Limerick questions

Do you cover all of Co. Limerick?

Yes: Limerick city, Newcastle West, Annacotty, Castleconnell, Abbeyfeale and Kilmallock and everywhere in between. Send the job and one concrete contractor who covers your county rings you.

How much does a concrete slab cost in Limerick?

A slab is priced per m² and a foundation per metre, for your job: the area and depth, the concrete grade, the steel, access for the truck and what's under the slab. Send the job and you get a written price.

Does a new slab in Limerick need a radon barrier?

In a High Radon Area, yes, sealed over the whole footprint with a sump. 7% of homes measured in Limerick were over the reference level.

Can concrete be poured in a Limerick winter?

Yes, with planning: not on frozen ground, kept above 5°C for the first 48 hours, and covered against frost.

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