Kitchen Installation

Most home owners are unaccustomed with purchasing a new kitchen; the end result seems idyllic but the process of getting to that point a nightmare! Naturally the worries will set in.

How long will it take for my kitchen installation? Can I use my kitchen? Will we have water?

The sheer thought of the disruption and mess that’s going to be caused is enough to put anyone off that dream of the new fitted kitchen. Keep the end vision in mind and let us put your mind at rest. Typically this is the course of action that is taken to ensure your dream becomes reality minus the stress!

We will arrange with you a convenient time to survey your existing kitchen and discuss your requirements

with your very own project management team, we will take the hassle out of installing your kitchen, they will arrange everything from your home survey to removal of your old kitchen, so you don’t have to worry
a date for the kitchen installation will be agreed; then its time for you to do your bit – clearing worktops and emptying cupboards (boxes can be provided if necessary) and that’s generally all we require
our specialist installers do everything from plumbing and electrics, to plastering your walls, installing your oven and building your new fitted kitchen, and we pride ourselves on our top quality workmanship
to ensure complete satisfaction, our after sales service team will contact you after your new fitted kitchen is complete to check that you are completely happy with your kitchen installation

With years of experience in kitchen installation, we are one of the uk leading kitchen fitting company. We have literally hundreds of satisfied clients, and are recommended by the following leading kitchen suppliers to install kitchens for their customers

Electrics

Our Part P trained and qualified electricians with handle all aspects of the electrical installation and issue relevant certificates

Gas

Installations involving gas appliances will be undertaken by our fully qualified Gas Saftey registered gas fitters

From 1 April 2009, Gas Safe Register replaces Corgi as the organisation responsible for gas safety in Great Britain.