Kitchen Site Survey

One of our skilled kitchen installers will visit your home to perform a site survey of your kitchen. They will offer some friendly professional advice on planning your new kitchen installation, and if available, look at the kitchen design plans provided by your kitchen supplier.

Once the plan is finalised they will review the design, comparing it to the actual setup of your kitchen. In doing so they will look at the practical aspects, such as the locations of windows and doors, plumbing and pipework, electrical sockets, fittings and lighting, heating and radiators, as well as the flow of space once the fittings are accounted for.

Kitchen Selection & Specification

We will then discuss any additional personal requirements as part of the installation, which may include the choice of finishes, such as worktops, tiles or backsplashes, wall coverings and flooring, and any additional fixtures and fittings, such as lighting, switches, storage, plumbing and appliances, doors and windows.

Kitchen Quotation & Approval

After the kitchen design plans have been finalised and the specifications agreed, we will then be able to provide a comprehensive quotation for the replacement kitchen installation. This will be based on the anticipated extent of the preparatory works and the kitchen installation.

At this point it is important to note that the process of replacing a kitchen can often present a few unexpected problems which are perhaps concealed behind units, walls and flooring, such as electrical and plumbing issues. Whilst we will always endeavour to account for these aspects in our initial quotation, until the existing kitchen has been removed and the preparatory works are underway, it is almost impossible to account for any hidden issues with the structure or historical installations within your home. These in turn may require changes to the original plan or additional works that incur additional costs.

Once our quotation has been approved, we can then plan the installation.

Planning Your Kitchen Installation

Much of the planning of your kitchen installation will be dependent on your suppliers, who tend to work to specified turnaround times that account for the manufacture and delivery. It will be up to you to confirm the delivery date(s) with your kitchen suppliers.

Once the turnaround has been agreed we will liaise with you to confirm a date to begin the preparatory works ahead of the delivery. This will allow us to prepare the space so we are able to get on with the installation when it arrives. This will help minimise your time without a kitchen, as an installation typically takes 7-14 days to be completed, though this is entirely dependent on the extent of the work required.

Preparatory Works

We will of course manage the whole process, liaising with you along the way to finalise any of the finer details or changes that may have been made during the process.

On the agreed start date, we will prepare the site and begin the removal of the existing kitchen, fixtures and fittings, and deposit these into a skip, along with any tiling, flooring, rubble and additional waste.

Once the kitchen is bare, we will then be able to fully assess the extent of the work required. With our skilled team of trades on-hand we will advise of any unexpected findings and account for any costs, before beginning work on any structural, electrical and plumbing works in preparation for the installation of your new kitchen.

Kitchen Installation

With the room prepared, once your new kitchen, fixtures and fittings arrive, we will begin the installation of your new kitchen. Our team of skilled trades will take care of the installation from the ground-up, dealing with all aspects of your new kitchen installation and refurbishments to the point of completion.



Once the kitchen installation and refurbishments are complete, we will then perform an inspection to check that everything is correctly installed and ensure that you are completely happy with your new kitchen. If there are any snags, adjustments or finer details to be completed, these will then be accounted for and organised.