Corbally · Limerick city · V94
Plumber in Corbally
Published Limerick hourly rates run €60–€150. Corbally's homes are older than Castletroy's or Raheen's, so ask what the supply pipe is made of before any work on a leak. Leave your number and one local plumber who covers Corbally rings you.
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- 78% of households own their home
- Only 19 homes built since 2016
- One local plumber rings you, not a list
Local facts
What's different about Corbally
Corbally is settled and older: 28% of homes in its electoral division were built before 1971, against 7.2% in Castletroy's, and only 19 were built in 2016 or later (CSO figures, our comparison). What we checked:
- Corbally falls in the CSO's Abbey A electoral division: every point we checked in Corbally lands in it (CSO electoral division boundaries 2022, our lookups on 30 October 2026). Abbey A had 4,626 people and 1,727 households at the 2022 census, 88% of them in a house (CSO Census 2022, small area statistics by electoral division).
- 47% of the division's homes were built in 1991 or later and 28% before 1971; 19 date from 2016 or later (CSO Census 2022, small area statistics by electoral division).
- 62% of homes heat with natural gas, 26% with oil and 10% with electricity (CSO Census 2022, small area statistics by electoral division).
- Uisce Éireann's zone map puts Corbally in the Limerick City Environs supply zone, where 41 results from 2022 to 2025 have a median of 250 mg/l: moderately hard, at the edge of hard (Uisce Éireann hardness results, 2022–2025).
- Uisce Éireann's Growth and Development Programme includes new water mains at Corbally, part of 1.7 km of mains with the R526 at Raheen and the Roxborough Road. The works started in January 2026, and its project page set working hours at Corbally of 8am to 8pm on weekdays (Uisce Éireann).
- Uisce Éireann says builders and plumbers often used lead up to and including the 1970s, and that a grant of up to €5,000 may help replace lead in a home's plumbing.
- 78% of households in the division own their home, the highest share of any Limerick area on this site (CSO Census 2022, our comparison).
In a house from before the 1970s with its original plumbing, ask the plumber to check what the supply pipe and the internal pipes are made of. Water rising up from outside in a flood isn't a plumbing job; a leak inside the house is.
Prices
What a plumber costs in Corbally
No Limerick plumber we found publishes a fixed rate card. Published weekday hourly rates run €60–€150 across three sources, and normal-hours call-outs €70–€150, as published: some include VAT and some don't say, so ask for the price with VAT. Re-checked 29 October 2026.
| Job | Published prices | VAT | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Repair a burst or leaking pipe | €150–€2,000 | Mixed | 3 sources |
| Fix a dripping or leaking tap | €60–€130 | Not stated | 1 source |
| Replace an outdoor tap | €80–€140 | Not stated | 1 source |
| Toilet repair (overflowing or blocked) | €150–€400 | Mixed | 2 sources |
| Leaking cylinder or immersion repair | €150–€400 | Not stated | 1 source |
| Power flush | €400–€700 | Incl. VAT | 1 source |
How it works
One plumber who covers Corbally rings you back
- You send the jobFour taps: the job, how soon, the property, and your number. Only the number is needed.
- The plumber rings youOne local plumber who covers your part of Limerick. Lines are open 8am–8pm. They'll ask what's wrong and where the house is.
- You agree the price firstNothing is booked until you say yes. Gas work is only done by an RGI-registered installer.
Plumber Limerick is an introduction service, not a plumbing company. Not a list of companies: nobody else gets your number.
FAQ
Corbally questions
How much does a plumber cost in Corbally?
No Limerick plumber we found publishes a fixed rate card. Published weekday hourly rates run €60–€150, as published. Every price, with its source.
My house is older. Could it have lead pipes?
It's possible in a house built before the 1980s with its original plumbing. Uisce Éireann says lead was often used up to and including the 1970s, and a grant of up to €5,000 may help replace it (Uisce Éireann). Ask the plumber to check.
Do you cover all of Corbally?
Yes: Corbally and the roads off the Corbally Road and the Mill Road. Put Corbally and your road or Eircode in the form.
Is Corbally water hard?
Moderately hard, at the edge of hard. Corbally is in Uisce Éireann's Limerick City Environs zone, median 250 mg/l over 2022 to 2025.
Who does gas boiler work in Corbally?
Only an RGI-registered installer, by law. 62% of homes in the Abbey A division heat with gas and 26% with oil on the 2022 census.
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