£3,000–£8,000 for a standard bathroom, £8,000–£20,000 for a mid-range kitchen refit
Pricing varies by property type, service requirements, and location. Always compare at least 3 like-for-like quotes before appointing.
Typical timeline: 1–2 weeks for a bathroom refit, 2–4 weeks for a full kitchen installation
Ask to see recent completed kitchen or bathroom projects with photos
Check whether they manage the full installation or subcontract plumbing and electrics
Confirm they are experienced with your chosen materials (natural stone, porcelain, etc.)
Look for reviews mentioning finish quality, tidiness, and attention to detail
Ensure they provide a warranty on both workmanship and materials
Emergency callouts, evening/weekend visits, and urgent parts sourcing usually increase rates. If your job is non-urgent, planning ahead and combining smaller tasks into one visit often reduces total spend.
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A standard kitchen refit typically takes 2–3 weeks. If structural changes, new plumbing runs, or electrical work are involved, allow 3–4 weeks. A simple like-for-like replacement of units and worktops can be done in 5–7 days.
A kitchen fitter specialises in unit installation, worktop fitting, and finishing. A builder is needed if you are knocking down walls, moving drainage, or altering the structure. Many kitchen projects require both.
Porcelain or ceramic tiles are the most durable and waterproof option. Luxury vinyl tile (LVT) is a popular budget-friendly alternative. Avoid laminate or engineered wood in wet areas unless they are specifically rated as waterproof.
Yes, if you are moving or adding a sink, dishwasher, or washing machine connection. Most kitchen fitters can handle basic plumbing, but moving waste pipes or hot water feeds often requires a qualified plumber.
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