Kitchens
Bespoke and trade cabinetry, installed properly.
Most of our kitchens are part of a wider home renovation — often involving a knock-through, new electrics, a new boiler position, and changes to plumbing and gas. We handle the lot, including the structural work that comes with opening a kitchen up to the rest of the house.
We fit kitchens from any supplier. Trade ranges, designer ranges, bespoke makers, IKEA. We have favourite cabinet manufacturers we recommend, but if you've already chosen yours we'll fit them. The fitting is what matters most.
We build worktops in stone or quartz, run plumbing for waste disposers and instant-hot taps, install induction and gas hobs, vent extractors properly to outside, and integrate appliances flush. The splashback isn't left for ‘the tiler next month’ — it's the same job, finished by the same people.
The way we work on every kitchens project.
Designed early
A kitchen lives or dies by where the sockets and the waste pipe are. We sort that before any cabinetry arrives. The earlier you can show us a plan, the cheaper your kitchen is.
Built level
A run of cabinets is only as level as the floor it sits on. We level the floor before the kitchen goes in, not after.
Vented properly
Extractor hoods are ducted to outside, with rigid duct cored through the wall. Recirculating filters are a poor second; we use them only when there's no alternative.
Worktops set out by hand
Stone and quartz worktops are templated by the supplier in millimetres. We supervise the templating, mark every socket cut-out, and check the seams before they're bonded.
Finished to the last detail
End panels match. Plinths sit flush with the floor. Drawer fronts line up. The integrated dishwasher door panel matches the kitchen, not the dishwasher.
Recent kitchens work.
Honest, specific, no price list.
Real questions, answered honestly.
Can you knock through to make an open-plan kitchen?
Yes — provided the wall isn't doing structural work that can't be replaced. We work with a structural engineer to design any steels needed, then build, finish and test. Building Control sign-off is part of the package.
What worktop materials do you fit?
All of them. Quartz, granite, marble, sintered stone (Dekton, Neolith), solid wood, stainless steel. We'll tell you what each one is good and bad at.
Do you fit kitchens you didn't supply?
Yes. If you've already bought your kitchen, we'll fit it. If we're buying it, we'll tell you which suppliers we like and why.
What about appliances?
Same answer — we fit whatever you have or have chosen. We have favourite brands for ovens, hobs, hoods, fridges and dishwashers, and we'll share the view if you ask.
Related: Home renovations · Internal remodelling · Bespoke joinery
Related reading.
What a house renovation actually costs in East London
Honest cost ranges for renovating a Victorian or Edwardian terrace — by project type, what moves the number, and why the cheapest quote is rarely the cheapest job.
Kitchens in period houses
Floors that fall, walls that lean, joinery scribed to the house. Why kitchens in Victorian terraces need different thinking, and what good work looks like.
Extending a Victorian terrace
Side return, rear or loft — how to extend a terrace so the new rooms feel of the house rather than bolted onto it. Planning, party walls, and honest numbers.
How long does a renovation actually take?
A kitchen in a period terrace usually runs 6 to 10 weeks on site. What actually eats the time, and what living without one for a while really looks like.
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