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Complete kitchen renovations
What does a kitchen renovation involve?
The kitchen is one of the most used rooms in the house and also one that takes the most planning, because of the services involved. A complete kitchen renovation takes in the strip-out and waste removal, renewing the plumbing and the wiring, wall and floor tiling, fitting the units and the appliances, and the final finishes. Coordinating all those trades in the right order is what guarantees a kitchen that works, that’s comfortable and that lasts. We handle the whole process so all you have to do is enjoy the result.
Our services
What our kitchen renovation includes
A kitchen renovation done properly covers every stage, from the first day to the last detail. This is what we handle for you.
Strip-out and waste removal
We take out the old units, remove the wall and floor finishes and prepare the space, handling the waste removal.
Plumbing and wastes
We renew pipework, wastes and water points, adapting them to the new layout of the kitchen and the sink.
Electrics and lighting
We bring the wiring up to regulations, with sockets for appliances, task lighting and new light points.
Wall and floor tiling
We lay hard-wearing, easy-to-clean floors and finishes on the floor, walls and splashback.
Units and worktop
We fit made-to-measure units, worktop, sink and appliances in the materials and finishes you choose.
Finishes and making good
Painting, sealing, fitting accessories and a final check so the kitchen is spotless and ready to use.
Every kitchen, its own answer
A kitchen renovation to suit your space
Every kitchen is different and every family uses it their own way. We fit the project to the space you have and to how you want to live in your kitchen.
How we run a kitchen renovation
An orderly kitchen renovation is a renovation without surprises. This is how we run every project from start to finish, so you always know what's happening in your home.
Visit and measuring up
We come to your home, measure the kitchen, check the state of the services and listen to how you want it. No obligation and no cost.
Design and detailed quote
We propose a layout and hand you a quote broken down line by line: services, units, worktop and finishes. No small print and no hidden costs.
Carrying out the work
Our team carries out the renovation with every trade coordinated. We keep you posted on progress so you're in control of the project throughout.
Handover and final check
We go through every detail with you before calling the job done. The renovation ends when you're happy with the result, not before.
Kitchen renovation photo gallery
This is what the change looks like on a kitchen renovation. These examples show the kind of result we achieve; once we have photos of your own projects, we’ll add them here.
Frequently asked questions about kitchen renovations
Here are the questions we get asked most about kitchen renovations. If you still have one, write to us and we’ll help, at no obligation.
The price of a kitchen renovation depends on the size, the quality of the units and the appliances, and the scope of the work. A complete renovation with mid-range specifications usually runs between €6,000 and €12,000, though the units and the worktop can shift that figure considerably. We give you a detailed, itemised quote after the visit, at no obligation.
A standard kitchen renovation usually takes between two and three weeks, depending on the scope of the work and the lead times on the units. The quote gives you a firm timescale with start and handover dates.
Yes. There are ways to renew the kitchen without hacking anything off, changing doors, worktop and wall finishes over what’s already there. It’s a faster and cheaper option if the layout works for you and you only want to bring the look up to date.
In many cases yes, as long as the wall between them isn’t structural. Opening the kitchen up to the living room creates the open, bright space that’s so in demand. On the visit we check whether it’s feasible and advise you on the best way to do it.
Absolutely. With a good layout, units up to the ceiling and clever storage, a small kitchen can gain a great deal of practicality and a real sense of space. Design is exactly what makes the difference in small spaces.
For a kitchen renovation that doesn’t change the layout, a minor works notification is usually enough. If you’re going to move services or touch walls, a licence with a technical design may be required. We advise you and handle whatever paperwork is needed.