• Every trade under one roof - joiners, plumbers, electricians and Gas Safe engineers coordinated by the same team, not subcontracted out and lost track of
• See the finished layout before you order a single cabinet, using CAD floor-planning that shows worktop, unit and finish choices in photo-realistic detail
• Backed by a 5-year guarantee on labour and installation and a 2-year guarantee on products, set out in writing before work starts

• A CAD floor plan and full written specification covering every cabinet, worktop, appliance connection and finish, agreed and signed off before anything is ordered
• Carpentry and cabinet installation, from flat-pack self-build ranges through to bespoke made-to-measure joinery built by City & Guilds trained cabinet makers
• Worktop templating and fitting across laminate, granite, high-character Italian marble, quartz and ultra-tough sintered surfaces such as Corian and Dekton
• Plumbing connections for sinks, taps, dishwashers, washing machines and other integrated appliances, carried out by NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds certified plumbers
• Electrical wiring for sockets, task lighting, extractor circuits and appliance connections, completed by Part P approved installers with full safety certification
• Gas connection and commissioning for hobs and cooking ranges, handled only by Gas Safe registered engineers
• Tiling and plastering to make good around the new units, drawing on four decades of on-site plastering experience
• Removal of the old kitchen - units, worktops, tiling and appliances - and disposal under our registered waste carrier licence
• A final snagging walk-round, full clean-down and formal sign-off with a written installation warranty

• Structural work - taking out a load-bearing wall or fitting an RSJ for an open-plan knock-through - isn't part of a standard installation quote. It needs a structural engineer's calculations first and gets priced and scheduled as its own piece of work, usually with building control sign-off
• Appliances aren't included in the price unless you've specifically asked us to supply them. We're happy to fit units you've bought elsewhere, including flat-pack ranges from the big retailers, but check compatibility and delivery timing with us before you order
• Asbestos, if it turns up during strip-out in an older Nottingham property (common in pre-1980s ceiling tiles, floor tiles or old boiler flues), has to be tested and removed by a licensed specialist before we can carry on - no kitchen fitter should be disturbing that themselves
• Damp or subsidence found once the old units come off the wall sits outside the original quote. We'll flag it straight away and get you a separate price rather than plastering over a problem that needs sorting properly first
• Ongoing appliance servicing after handover isn't part of the installation - that's down to the manufacturer's own warranty and aftercare

1. Home visit and design -- We measure the room properly, including the parts that catch people out - chimney breasts, sloped ceilings, uneven period floors - and talk through how you actually use the kitchen day to day before any layout gets drawn.
2. Fixed quote and a real schedule -- You get a CAD layout to review and change before committing, then a full written quotation and a proposed timetable showing which trade is on site on which day, so you know roughly what the next few weeks look like before you sign anything.
3. Delivery and the strip-out -- Units and materials are delivered and checked in, floors and access routes get protected, and the old kitchen comes out - cabinets, worktops, tiling, appliances - with anything hidden behind them, such as old wiring, damp or asbestos-containing material in older properties, flagged before it's built over rather than after.
4. Units, worktops and the trades that connect them -- New cabinets go in and get properly levelled, worktops are laser-templated on site for an exact fit, and plumbers, electricians and, where there's a gas hob, a Gas Safe engineer make their connections in the order the job needs, not whoever happens to be free that day.
5. Tiling, plastering and your final walk-round -- Tiling and plastering finish off around the new units, we walk the kitchen with you to pick up any snagging on the spot, and you get a formal sign-off with your written installation warranty before we leave.

Kitchen installation pricing splits fairly cleanly into two categories. Labour-only fitting, where you've bought the units and materials and just need a fitter, typically runs from around £1,700 to £3,000 depending on kitchen size and complexity - skilled fitters generally charge somewhere between £200 and £300 a day, and a straightforward galley kitchen takes fewer days than a large L-shaped or open-plan one. Full supply and installation, where design, units, worktops and every trade are included, more commonly runs from around £6,000 up to £15,000 or more, with larger or higher-spec projects - stone worktops, bespoke joinery, structural changes - landing anywhere from £8,000 to £25,000. Our own kitchens start from around £5,000 for a full supply and install, with flexible finance available through an FCA-regulated partner, subject to status, if you'd rather spread the cost. Worth knowing too: pricing tends to run 15-35% higher in London and the South East than it does up here in the East Midlands, so a Nottingham quote should generally undercut a comparable job priced down south. None of these figures replace an actual quote, though - the only way to get an honest number for your kitchen is a free home visit, because layout, existing plumbing and electrics, wall condition and finish choices all move the price in either direction.

A full kitchen installation is the biggest job we do, because it's the one where every trade has to turn up on the same site, in the right order, without anyone waiting around on anyone else - and that coordination is the part that goes wrong when a job gets pieced together trade by trade. We're a family-run business, not a national chain with a sales target, and after over 20 years and 800+ kitchens across Nottingham and the East Midlands, the running order for a full install - who needs to be on site, and when - is something we've refined on real jobs, not planned out on paper. Because it's one project under one agreement, you get a single written quotation covering design, cabinetry, plumbing, electrics, gas and finishing trades together, rather than stitching together separate quotes and separate guarantees from a joiner, a plumber and a plasterer you've booked individually. That single agreement carries a 5-year guarantee on labour and installation and 2 years on products, and every trade that touches the job is qualified specifically for it - carpentry by City & Guilds trained cabinet makers, plumbing by NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds certified professionals, electrics by Part P approved installers who issue full safety certification, and any gas hob connection by a Gas Safe registered engineer. We're also members of the Construction Industry Training Board and the Federation of Small Businesses, which matters more on a multi-trade job like this than on a smaller one, because it's a statement about how the trade side of the business is run, not just the sales side.

Nottingham is where most of our installation work happens, and the city throws up more variety than people expect - Lace Market conversions where an industrial-chic look with exposed brick and matte-black hardware suits the building, and properties near Nottingham Castle and the sandstone caves where uneven period floors and old foundations mean extra care with levelling before a single unit goes in. Out toward Wollaton, the classic architecture around Wollaton Hall and its deer park tends to suit more traditional Shaker-style cabinetry over anything ultra-modern, while West Bridgford and the streets either side of Trent Bridge and the River Trent are straightforward for logistics - easy delivery access for units and stone worktops heading out to Wilford and Colwick too. We also cover Beeston, Arnold and Sneinton regularly, and the Nottingham Express Transit tram corridor running through Beeston and Clifton toward Hucknall and Phoenix Park gives our installation teams a fairly direct run across that side of the city. Beyond Nottingham itself, we're regularly out to Mansfield, Kirkby-in-Ashfield and Stapleford in Nottinghamshire, and across into Derbyshire for Derby, Long Eaton, Alfreton and Heanor - working from a dedicated regional workshop, our core radius runs roughly 15-20 miles and stretches out toward Chesterfield and the Derbyshire border for the right project. For larger installations we'll also travel further afield into South and West Yorkshire, including Sheffield, Wakefield and York - worth a quick call first to confirm scheduling and any travel allowance for a job that far out.

The longer a tired kitchen layout sits unaddressed, the more it costs you in daily inconvenience - awkward workflow, dated wiring that wasn't built for modern appliances, worktops that have had their day. A free home visit costs nothing and puts a proper, written quotation in your hands with no obligation to go ahead, so there's no real downside to finding out where you stand. Get in touch to arrange a visit and see your new kitchen mapped out in CAD before you commit to anything.

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