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Premium Materials and Finishes
We believe in using tried and tested materials for a kitchen that is not only visually stunning & built to withstand the test of time.
From elegant cabinetry and high-quality countertops to durable flooring and stylish splashbacks, your expert kitchen fitter will source materials from trusted suppliers renowned for their craftsmanship.
Choose Us as Your Kitchen Installers Redditch
Your satisfaction is our top priority.
Throughout the kitchen installation process, we will work closely with you, incorporating your feedback and making any necessary adjustments to ensure that the result is exactly what you envisioned. We take great pride in delivering exceptional quality and service, and our portfolio of satisfied clients stands as a testament to our commitment to customer satisfaction.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a kitchen cost?
In the UK, the average cost of a new fitted kitchen starts from £10,000 and can cost anywhere up to £40,000 for kitchens on the highest end of the scale. The final price all depends on the quality of cabinets and appliances you choose, the size of your kitchen, and the scale of work involved.
How much is a kitchen extension?
If you also need an extension to house your new kitchen, you can expect to pay between £10,000 and £40,000 for the kitchen itself, plus the cost of the build which is typically between £2500 and £3000 per square metre of added space. Don’t forget to factor in additional building costs like planning and architect fees!
How to design a kitchen?
Designing a kitchen can seem daunting if you’ve never done it before! The best thing to do is speak to a local kitchen fitter with lots of experience. We can help you decide where to put things for the best workflow and talk you through the must-have kitchen design features, as well as common mistakes to avoid when planning your new kitchen.
How to choose the right kitchen worktop?
Choosing a kitchen worktop often depends on your budget and preferences. Laminate tends to be the cheapest option and is available in lots of different colours and finishes. Meanwhile, wood and stone worktops are popular for their durability and timeless appeal but will work out more expensive. If you’re not sure, it’s best to talk to a kitchen worktop fitter to find out which worktop would be best for your needs. We’re more than happy to chat through your options with you!
How much are new kitchen worktops?
The average 3m laminate worktop costs around £350, while a solid wood 3m worktop can be double that at around £650. On the even higher end of the scale, quartz and granite worktops can cost anywhere between £1500 – £2000 for a 3m piece.