Kitchen work typically includes removing the existing kitchen, first and second fix plumbing and electrics for appliances, fitting units and worktops, tiling, flooring and decorating. The scope depends on whether the layout is changing and what finishes you choose.
Removal and preparation
Units and worktops
Taking out the existing kitchen and preparing the space for the new installation.
Fitting the new kitchen units and worktops to suit the planned layout.
How we carry out your renovation
From initial consultation to final snagging, our structured workflow ensures your bathroom installation progresses smoothly without unexpected delays.
Initial Enquiry
Site Discussion
Recommendations
Quote or proposal
tell us about the kitchen and what you want from it.
we assess the space, existing services and any structural considerations.
we confirm what's involved, including anything that could affect cost or timescale.
a written quote for the agreed scope.
Room Preparation
Main Installation
Finishing & Handover
Removing the existing kitchen and preparing services for the new layout.
Fittings, worktops, plumbing, electrics, tiling, and flooring.
Final checks and handover of the finished kitchen.
Benefits of a professional contractor
Cost and timescale depend on the size of the kitchen, whether the layout or services are moving, and the units, worktops and appliances you specify. Older properties may need extra work on electrics or plumbing to bring them up to what the new kitchen needs.
A kitchen combines carpentry, plumbing, electrics and finishing in a space that gets heavy daily use. Getting the sequencing right — services in before units, tiling at the right stage — avoids costly rework later.
Cost and timescale depend on the kitchen size, whether the layout or services are moving, and the units, worktops, and appliances you specify. Older properties may need extra work on electrics or plumbing to meet the new kitchen's requirements.
Having a clear idea of your goals helps our Leeds kitchen fitting team tailor the scope, layout, and material choices during your initial consultation.
Layout & Space
Appliance Plans
Budget Range
Schedule & Timing
Decide whether you plan to maintain your current room layout or reconfigure walls and services for an open-plan living and cooking space.
Note which existing appliances you want to retain and which new integrated units will require dedicated cabinetry, plumbing, or power.
Establish a realistic budget range so we can recommend matching worktop surfaces, custom units, and fitting options to suit your exact investment.
Identify key timeline constraints and factor in the temporary disruption while your existing kitchen is removed and fully fitted out.
Do you supply the units, or fit units I've bought?
What happens to my old kitchen?
Both are possible — get in touch to discuss which suits your project.
Removal of the existing kitchen is included as part of the service.
Can you also handle plastering and decorating?
How long will I be without a kitchen?
Yes, finishing work such as plastering, painting and tiling can be included as part of the same project.
This depends on the size and scope of the work — it's worth discussing at the quote
Request a quote for your kitchen renovation, or get in touch to discuss your project first. Initial enquiry – tell us about the kitchen and what you want from it.