Plumbers Near You in Wexford, from Wexford Town to Ferns

To find a plumber near you in Wexford, browse the directory on this page and narrow it to your own town or area, then contact a local plumber directly by phone or email. There are 46 plumbers listed across Co. Wexford, covering Wexford Town and the surrounding towns. For any gas work, choose an RGI registered gas installer and confirm the registration number before the job starts.

As a rough 2026 guide, plumbers in Wexford charge from €60 to €100 per hour for standard call-outs, €80 to €150 for emergencies, €1,500 to €3,500 for a new boiler installed, and €4,000 to €12,000 for a full bathroom fit-out. Get written quotes from two or three local Wexford plumbers before committing to any significant work.

Check the CIRI register at ciri.ie for general plumbers and the Gas Networks Ireland RGI register for gas work. Ask for a written quote that lists labour and parts separately, confirm the plumber holds public liability insurance of at least €2.6 million, and never pay the full amount up front. Every plumber listed here for Wexford is drawn from publicly available trade data and can be contacted directly.

For gas boiler installation and any notifiable gas work in Wexford, you are legally required to use an RGI (Registered Gas Installer) certified contractor. For general plumbing such as burst pipes, leaks, bathroom fitting and central heating, RGI registration is not a legal requirement, though CIRI registration is a good indicator of a professional plumber.

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Wexford Town and Enniscorthy have established plumbing businesses capable of handling both domestic and commercial work. Gorey is increasingly well served due to its growth. New Ross has specialist contractors experienced with the older buildings in the town. Rural areas across the county are generally well covered by mobile tradespeople. For non-emergency planned work, most contractors in Wexford book one to two weeks ahead. For genuine emergencies like burst pipes or no heating in winter, same-day response is generally available from the main urban centres in the county.

The majority of homes in Co. Wexford are on oil-fired central heating, making it one of the strongest counties for SEAI heat pump conversion grants. The One Stop Shop scheme pays up to €10,500 towards a qualifying heat pump installation, covering the heat pump unit, upgrades to underfloor heating or larger radiators, and a BER assessment. Properties built before 2011 and heated by oil or solid fuel are typically eligible. Applications are made through the SEAI website and require a registered contractor to carry out the works.

Wexford's water supply is primarily surface water from the Slaney River and Poulaphouca Reservoir. Water quality is generally good but hard in parts, particularly around Gorey and north Wexford. Wexford is the sunniest county in Ireland, but this mild reputation can give a false sense of security. Cold easterly winds in January and February can produce sharp frosts, and coastal properties face salt air corrosion on exposed metalwork. Together these factors mean the most common plumbing call-outs in Wexford are burst or frozen pipes in cold weather, boiler scale and efficiency loss, blocked drains, and low water pressure in older homes.

For any job over €500, yes. Getting two or three quotes in Wexford gives you a realistic picture of the going rate and helps identify outliers, both suspiciously cheap quotes that may indicate shortcuts and overpriced ones. For emergency repairs, cost comparison is less practical, but you should still ask for the call-out fee and hourly rate before the engineer arrives.

Most plumbers in Wexford charge a call-out or attendance fee of €80 to €150, which covers travel and the first 30 to 60 minutes of labour. This fee applies even if the job turns out to be minor. Always ask about the call-out fee before the plumber comes out, and get confirmation in writing if the total job is likely to exceed €300.