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There’s no definitive answer to this question. So much depends on the size of the kitchen, what materials are used, how much remodelling is needed and a thousand other variables. Each kitchen is unique, as are the wishes of the client as regards the design. If you are considering a kitchen re-fit and have ideas in mind it’s best to call us in for a consult and a no-obligation estimate, so we can give you an informed idea of how much you’ll need to spend to achieve what you want.

A full kitchen renovation with the existing kitchen stripped out and new cabinets and décor installed takes on average four to six weeks. It’s not possible to give a firm time estimate until we know exactly how much work is involved in the re-fit. For example, what electrical fittings and lighting is required; whether alterations and plastering is necessary; if new flooring has to be laid. Once your new kitchen has been designed and planned, we will be able to give you a time schedule for completion.

If your existing appliances like your dishwasher, fridge and cooker are a bit old,  shabby and nearing the end of their lifespan it’s a good idea to upgrade them as part of a kitchen refurbishment if you can afford to, particularly if they are built in. We’d recommend going for the latest model appliances with the best “green” credentials to minimise your energy usage. We’ll happily advise on the choice of appliances, and would always suggest you get the best quality appliances you can stretch to within your budget. A good idea is to opt to have matching cover panels installed for built in fridges, freezers and dishwashers to create a unified look for the kitchen.

An “off-the-peg” kitchen may be less expensive, but with a bespoke kitchen you are getting true value for money – and it doesn’t have to cost the earth. A bespoke kitchen can ensure you get a kitchen that matches your lifestyle and taste, maximises the space available (especially for all-important kitchen storage), and fits perfectly even in an awkward shaped room. A customised kitchen with the personal touch can be the real kitchen of your dreams with no limit on realising your vision, not being dependent on stock fittings and fixtures. Best of all is that an excellent new kitchen adds value to your home – up to 10% in most cases.

Yes we do, providing it’s around the same time of installation. We take all the unwanted remains of your old kitchen fittings away and dispose of everything responsibly.

There are different trades required for kitchen fitting, depending on the amount of work to be done. Carpenters and joiners fit the cabinets and worktops, then there is usually a requirement for a gas safe registered plumber and electrician, and if reconfiguration is required we might even call in a builder for construction work. If you are having a full kitchen refurbishment there’ll be plastering, tiling, painting and decorating to be done too. We have a team of excellent tried and trusted qualified trades people to handle all the tasks it takes to finish your new kitchen.

Depending on its size and complexity fitting a new kitchen can take around anywhere from one to three weeks. We’ll be able to give you an accurate time assessment when we have ascertained what your requirements are.

We recommend that you paint the walls once the kitchen has been fitted. This will ensure a clean coat of paint free from pencil marks and scribing tools. 

The flooring needs to be laid first but don’t worry, your floors will be protected. Our in-house fitters will insure that the upmost care and precautions are taken during all stages of your kitchen fitting. Having your floor installed prior your kitchen being fitted will also enable you to handle and move any freestanding appliances for maintenance & cleaning.

As kitchen fitters our main task is to measure and assemble kitchen units and fit worktops according to a detailed plan and design. However, as a firm we undertake complete kitchen installations, so we are able to offer all the required services that go in to creating a complete new kitchen. We’ll do as much, or as little, as you want us to.

A joiner is qualified to fit kitchen cabinets, units and worktops, but other elements of a kitchen require the appropriate trades to complete. Our in-house team can handle everything from plumbing, electrics, flooring and gas