The Ashmore Difference

Ashmore Building has extensive experience in the construction of architecturally designed homes, renovations and extensions. We also have specialist expertise in passive house design and construction. We work closely with you and your architect at the early design stage of your project to provide valuable insight on costs and construction methods. This enables us to value engineer your project so it can be delivered on time, within budget and to the high level of detail you desire.

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Email: info@ashmorebuilding.ie

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Collaborative approach

We work together with you and your architect from the outset as part of a team to design and deliver your building project.

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One direct point of contact

We will appoint one point of contact from our experienced team for your construction project from start to finish.

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Comprehensive service

Expert project management for a streamlined build – you relax while we coordinate every aspect.

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Professional, friendly team

Our experienced team takes pride in delivering the highest quality craftsmanship to achieve the distinctive architectural features of your home.

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Accountability & transparency

Before we begin work on your project, we create a schedule of works with key tasks, milestones and timeframes for absolute clarity.

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Peace-of-mind

With extensive construction management expertise and exceptional workmanship, you can have peace-of-mind your project is in the right hands.

Working with us

At Ashmore Building, client experience is of the utmost importance. Our core values of quality, commitment and collaboration mean that we are dedicated to providing you an exceptional service across all stages of your project from design to delivery.

Our CEO Dan Fagan and his team will work closely with you from start to finish to transform your architect’s drawings into your new home reality. You can trust Dan and his team to deliver your new home or renovation project with the ultimate professionalism and quality standards.