
Kitchen strip-out, fitting and finishing.
We take enquiries for complete kitchen renovations, including strip-out, fitting, plumbing and electrical coordination. Share the proposed layout and appliance list before ordering units; service positions and installation clearances can affect what fits.

Work within a kitchen renovation
- Removal of the existing kitchen
- Cabinet and worktop fitting coordination
- Plumbing for sinks and connected appliances
- Electrical work, surface repairs and finishing listed in the quote
Resolve the layout before deliveries
Check appliance dimensions, door openings, socket positions and the sink location against the cabinet plan. Confirm who measures and orders each item. Worktops may be measured after cabinets are fitted and installed on a later date. Ask when the sink and cooking facilities will be available.
What can change the price?
Products and supply
Separate units, worktops, appliances and fittings from labour so you can see who orders, checks and replaces damaged deliveries.
Service positions
Moving the sink or appliances can add drainage, pipework and electrical work behind the units.
The surrounding room
Specify flooring, wall repairs, tiling and decoration; a cabinet-fitting price may exclude them.
Questions about this work
Can I keep existing appliances?
Provide their model numbers and dimensions. Check clearances, ventilation and connections against the new layout before units are ordered.
Who checks kitchen delivery shortages?
Agree this when supply responsibilities are set. Missing or damaged units can delay fitting, so confirm who checks the delivery and arranges replacements.
Will I have a working sink throughout?
Do not assume so. Ask when the old sink will be disconnected and when the replacement can be used, particularly if the worktop needs a separate measurement and fitting visit.
