Guesthouses and B&Bs
Ensuites that have to look sharp and survive a changeover every two days. Anti-slip floors, robust brassware, grout that does not stain, and a finish date that lands before the next booking — not around it.
Level-access wet rooms for Killarney homes, guesthouses and holiday properties. Typical €4,500–€10,800, entry from €1,499, and a programme built around the season rather than against it.
This is the one verified wet-room review WEPRO holds, and it is from a cottage project here. It is published as it was sent — no invented star rating, no invented date.
Customer message“Padraig here, the cottage job in Killarney. Honestly, I couldn’t believe how smooth that was. The lads were unreal, tidied up after themselves every evening, and the finish on the wet room is museum quality. Thanks a million for sending such a decent crew.”
Kerry's tourism capital beside the National Park — Victorian homes and guesthouses in the centre, holiday and rental properties around Muckross and Fossa, and family estates on the town's edges.
Ensuites that have to look sharp and survive a changeover every two days. Anti-slip floors, robust brassware, grout that does not stain, and a finish date that lands before the next booking — not around it.
Town-centre properties with suspended timber floors, generous ceiling heights and pipework that has been added to over decades. The floor structure decides whether a former can be let in, and that gets checked before anything is priced.
Often empty between seasons, which is the ideal window — the room can be stripped, tanked, cured and tiled without anyone living around it. Off-season slots are worth booking early.
What it costs
€4,500–€10,800
where most Killarney conversions finish. Entry from €1,499 for a small, straightforward level-access shower zone.
Typical Irish market for the same conversion: €5,000–€12,000, benchmarked 21 August 2026. WEPRO prices 10% under it.
The advertised ‘from’ price is the minimum for a small, straightforward scope. It is not a typical price for a full renovation. The final written quote depends on measurements, preparation, materials, access and the agreed specification.
In a town where a bathroom can be earning money, the question is rarely only what it costs — it is when the room comes back. WEPRO confirms 5–7 working days for a standard bathroom and a straightforward wet room follows the same sequence, with the tanking cure as the day that cannot be shortened. Anyone quoting two days has left out either the floor build-up or the waterproofing.
Off-season slots — roughly November to March — are the least disruptive for guest accommodation and the easiest to book. For a family home with one bathroom, say so at survey: the sequence is planned around it and the out-of-use window is agreed in writing before the first day.
Bathroom and tiling feedback from the same town, published in the customer's own wording.
Customer message“Morning! Just wanted to say thanks. You and the lads were brilliant. Bathroom done, no stress.”
“WEPRO Renovations completely transformed our outdated bathroom in Killarney. From the first message to the final clean, everything was handled professionally and with zero fuss. The team turned up on time every day, left the house spotless, and finished the job a full day early. The tiling is absolutely flawless, and the new walk-in shower feels like a hotel. If you’re looking for a reliable bathroom fitter in Killarney, I honestly recommend them. Five stars, well earned.”
Most conversions finish between €4,500 and €10,800, with entry from €1,499 for a small, straightforward level-access shower zone. The typical Irish market for the same work is €5,000 to €12,000, benchmarked 21 August 2026. The advertised ‘from’ price is the minimum for a small, straightforward scope. It is not a typical price for a full renovation. The final written quote depends on measurements, preparation, materials, access and the agreed specification.
That is how most guesthouse work here is scheduled. It needs a realistic window rather than an optimistic one: 5–7 working days is WEPRO's confirmed programme for a standard bathroom and a straightforward wet room follows it, because the tanking has to cure before tiling. Give the dates at enquiry stage and the job is either planned to fit or you are told honestly that it will not.
The build standard is the same, but specification and duty of care are not. Slip rating on the floor tile matters more where guests are unfamiliar with the room, grab rails and seats are worth designing in, and accessibility obligations for guest accommodation are worth confirming with your own advisers before the layout is fixed.
Usually. The constraint is floor depth, not age: a proprietary former is let into the joists to form the falls, the structure is checked first, and the whole floor is tanked as a system. Where the joists will not take it, you get told at survey rather than after strip-out.
Muckross, Fossa, Aghadoe, Lissivigeen and Park Road are routine, and the team covers the rest of the county from its Tralee base — Killorglin, Kenmare and the Ring of Kerry included. Send the Eircode and you will get a straight answer on travel and the current schedule before a survey is booked.
Where it is needed for mobility or a disability, Kerry County Council administers the Housing Adaptation Grant (up to €40,000, banded by household income) and the Mobility Aids Grant (up to €8,000). Written approval must be in place before work starts — grant work in a property you let has different rules, so confirm your situation with the council first.
Yes — WEPRO is fully insured and provides a 10-year guarantee. Project-specific guarantee terms are included with the written quote.
Send the Eircode, a photo of the room and the dates it needs to be finished by. You will get a straight answer on whether that is achievable before a survey is booked.
Include your Eircode so travel and availability can be planned before a survey.