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Remodelled kitchen with a marble island and open shelving
Sage green shaker-style kitchen with a white island and timber floor
Bathroom being remodelled with jointing compound on new walls

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Kitchen renovation across London

Kitchen Renovation & Kitchen Fitters in London

Planning a new kitchen, a refit or a full kitchen remodel? Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll try to pass your enquiry to an independent kitchen fitter or contractor who covers your area. We don’t carry out the work ourselves.

Plan your kitchenTypes of remodel
Kitchens and other remodels

Kitchen jobs, and other remodels you can ask about

Most enquiries here are about kitchens, from a straight refit to knocking through for open-plan living. You can also ask about bathrooms and whole-home remodels.

Kitchen guides: fitters, renovation and costs

What a kitchen fitter does, how to plan a renovation, published 2026 cost figures and the checks to make before you hire, with links to the sources.

  • Kitchen fitters in London

    What a kitchen fitter does (and doesn’t do), the other trades involved, what a quote should show, and the checks to make before you hire.

  • Kitchen renovation in London

    Refresh, refit or full renovation: what each involves, the order of work, building regulations, and planning a London kitchen renovation.

  • New kitchen cost (2026)

    Published 2026 figures for a new kitchen and a full kitchen renovation, the line items behind them, and what changes the price in London.

  • Kitchen fitting cost

    Labour-only kitchen fitting costs from published 2026 figures: by kitchen size, per unit, worktops, day rates, and the extras that aren’t included.

Rethink, don't relocate

Remodelling the home you already love

Moving is expensive and disruptive. Often the same money spent remodelling the house you have, by turning a dark galley kitchen into an open family room or a box room into an en-suite, delivers a better home in the area you already know. Describe the idea and we’ll try to find a contractor to price it.

  • Layouts reworked around daily routines
  • Services upgraded while walls are open
  • Finishes chosen to last
Sage green shaker-style kitchen with a white island and timber floor
Bathroom being remodelled with jointing compound on new walls
The remodel process

How a remodel comes together

What happens to your enquiry, and how a well-planned remodel comes together.

  1. Your enquiry

    Tell us which rooms and what you’d like to change. We try to pass it to an independent contractor; we can’t promise every enquiry is taken up.

  2. Understand & plan

    If a contractor can help, they look at how you use each room and suggest layout options, with structural input if walls move.

  3. Price

    Ask for an itemised quote with allowances for kitchens, sanitaryware and finishes.

  4. Remodel

    Strip-out, structure, services and finishes, carried out by the contractor you hire. Your contract is with them, not us.

  5. Handover

    Snagging, a final clean and a walk-through, before you pay the final balance.

What to look for

How to remodel with fewer surprises

Older London homes hide things, so choose a contractor who plans for them.

Layout thinking

Look for a focus on flow, light and storage, not just new surfaces.

Defined scope

Exactly what’s included should be written down before work begins.

Decision schedule

Ask when kitchen, tile and fitting choices are needed so nothing holds up the job.

Protecting your home

Agree dust screens, floor protection and clear working areas if you’re living around the works.

Compliance covered

Structural changes, electrics and drainage should be signed off properly; ask for the certificates.

Check insurance first

Contractors work independently of this site, so ask for their insurance paperwork before work is scheduled.

Across London

Remodelling enquiries from all London boroughs

Send a remodelling enquiry for a house or flat anywhere in Greater London.

Kitchen remodels in Victorian terraces often mean moving the kitchen into the old dining room. In flats, remodelling usually involves freeholder or managing-agent consent and careful sound insulation, and many families want the ground floor opened into one sociable space.

Any home visit is arranged directly between you and the contractor.

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Tell us about it

Send a kitchen or remodel enquiry

Tell us about the kitchen (or other rooms) and what you’d like to change. We’ll try to pass it to an independent kitchen fitter or remodelling contractor.

Love the location, not the layout?

Send a free enquiry about a new kitchen, a refit or a kitchen remodel.

Plan your kitchen
Plan your kitchen