Kitchen refurbishment
The kitchen sets the rent and the first impression. We fit rental kitchens built to take heavy use — quick to turn around, easy to maintain, and specified for the letting market, not a show home.
What it is
A new or refreshed kitchen — units, worktops, sink and taps, splashbacks, flooring, appliances where needed, plus the plumbing and electrical work behind them. From a cost-effective door-and-worktop refresh to a full strip-out and re-plan.
Why it matters for landlords
Kitchens are the single biggest driver of rent and re-let speed, and a worn or unsafe kitchen invites disrepair complaints. Durable materials and sound electrics keep maintenance calls and voids down.
Which properties suit it
Any rental with a tired, damaged or badly laid-out kitchen, and HMOs needing compliant, robust facilities. We match the spec to the rent and the wear a let property takes.
What's included
Design and supply, strip-out, units and worktops, plumbing and electrical work, tiling, flooring, appliance fitting and making good — one fixed price from our own book.
How we do it
One team, scheduled into the void, coordinated with any rewiring or retrofit so it is all done in one visit. We hand back a clean, photographed kitchen ready to let.
Common questions
How much does a rental kitchen cost?
It depends on size and spec; we price from our own book and can quote a refresh or a full replacement.
How long does it take?
A typical rental kitchen is about one to two weeks including plumbing and electrics.
Can you reuse the existing layout?
Yes — keeping the layout keeps costs down; we re-plan only where it adds real value.
Do you supply appliances?
We can supply and fit landlord-spec appliances, or install ones you provide.
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