Kitchen renovations, start to finish
Old kitchen out, new one in, and the room finished around it. One team throughout.
A new kitchen usually means a lot of different people: someone to rip the old one out, a fitter, a plumber, an electrician, a tiler, a plasterer and a decorator. Get the order wrong and you’re without a kitchen for weeks longer than you need to be.
I take care of all of it. I plan the order of work, bring in the specialist trades I trust, and fit the kitchen myself, so it goes in level and square and the room is finished around it.
Already chosen your kitchen? That’s fine. I can fit a kitchen you’ve bought, or help you plan one that suits the room and your budget.
Kitchen work I take on
Not on the list? Ask anyway.
Strip-out
Old kitchen out and away, walls and floor made good.
Layout changes
A new island, a moved sink or a knock-through.
Fitting
Units level and square, worktops joined cleanly.
Tiling and flooring
Done as part of the same job.
Electrics and plumbing
Organised through trades I trust.
Decorated and ready
Finished, so you can start cooking.
How a kitchen renovation works
You get a written quote before any work starts.
Step 1
Show me the room
A few photos and any kitchens you’ve saved that you like. I’ll come round to measure up.
Step 2
A plan and a written quote
The order of work, what’s included and the price, before anything starts.
Step 3
Fitted and finished
One team from strip-out to the final coat, with the mess cleared as we go.
How long, and how much disruption
The question everyone asks is how long they’ll be without a kitchen.
- How longIt depends on the job. A refit in the same layout is quicker than moving walls, sinks or cookers. You’ll get the timescale with your quote, before anything starts.
- Living thereYou’ll be without a working kitchen for part of the job. Planning the order of work properly keeps that part as short as it can be, and you’ll know when it starts and ends before we begin.
- MessDust sheets down and the mess cleared as we go.
What affects the price
Every job is different. What moves the price most:
- The size of the room and the number of units
- Whether the layout stays the same or changes
- Who supplies the kitchen and worktops
- Walls coming down, or new electrics and plumbing runs
- The flooring and tiling you choose
Part of a bigger project?
Kitchen work is often one piece of a wider renovation. I can manage the whole job with one team, so everything is planned together and you’ve only got one person to deal with.
Questions about kitchens
Can you fit a kitchen I’ve already bought?
Yes. Plenty of people buy their own. I’ll fit it and finish the room around it.
Do you do the electrics and plumbing?
I organise them through trades I trust, so you don’t have to find anyone else.
Can you move walls to make the kitchen bigger?
Yes. Knock-throughs are a big part of what I do, with the structural side sorted first.
Ask about kitchens
Send a few photos and a line about the job, and I’ll send a written quote.
Or ring me on 07742 135592.
Get a free quote
A few details and I’ll come back to you to arrange a visit.