Ductwork Pricing

Pricing

Component rates, and how a project figure is built

Work is quoted per project from a survey, so the figure follows the route and the components a site actually needs. The rates below are what those components typically run at.

Component rates
How a figure is built
What changes it
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Rate card

Typical rates by component

Supply, fitting and sealing are included in these ranges. They are component rates, not project totals — the project figure is quoted from the survey.

Component
What is included
Typical range
Straight duct runs
Galvanised rectangular and spiral duct, cut and installed to the route, jointed and sealed.
€18–45per metre run
Bends & fittings
Changes of direction, tees, transitions and offsets made to suit the structure on site.
€35–95per item
Dampers
Volume control dampers fitted where a branch has to be set once the system is running.
€45–120per item
Grilles & diffusers
Supply and extract terminals set level, fixed back and sealed at the joint.
€30–80per terminal
Silencers & plenums
Acoustic sections and plant connection boxes, sealed and independently supported.
€70–180per item
Plant connections
Rigid and flexible connections made to the unit, with the ductwork supported in its own right.
€70–180per connection

Ranges are indicative and cover the component as fitted. Stated here so a figure can be checked against something published rather than taken on trust.

How a figure is built

Route, sizes, components

Every project figure comes from the same three things, and a survey is how we get them.

01

The route

How far the ductwork has to travel and what it has to get around. A run that passes cleanly through a void costs less than one that has to step over structure.

02

The sizes

Duct sizes follow the air the space needs. Larger duct on the same route means more material, so the sizes are fixed from what the space actually requires.

03

The components

Terminals, dampers, silencers and plant connections, each priced from the rate card above and each one listed separately in the quote.

What changes it

Four things that move a quote

These are the reasons two jobs that look similar do not cost the same.

AccessHow much of the run is reached at height or through a restricted void
Route complexityHow many changes of direction the structure forces on the run
Duct sizesThe air volume the space needs, and the duct that carries it
Making goodWhether ceilings or finishes have to be opened, and put back

Before you book

Pricing questions

What people ask before a survey.

  • Why is the range so wide on each component?
    Because the same component costs different amounts depending on size, access and how it has to be fitted. The rate card shows the spread; the survey narrows it to your job.
  • Is there a charge for the survey or the quote?
    The survey and the quote are part of quoting the work. There is no separate line item for them in the figure you are given.
  • Can I supply my own components?
    Tell us at survey. If a component has to work with the rest of the system, fitting something that does not match the run causes problems further along — so we will say so before agreeing to it.
Next step

Want a figure for a specific job?

Send the space, or book a survey. The quote lists the route, the sizes and the components so you can see where the figure comes from.

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