Kitchen Fitters - Installation in Greater London (56)

Kitchen installation in Greater London typically includes:

• Measuring your space and removing old fittings
• Installing new cabinets, worktops and appliances
• Tiling, lighting, and flooring
• Coordinating with plumbers and electricians if needed

Many Greater London kitchen fitters also offer help with kitchen design or can work with plans from your chosen supplier.

On average, kitchen fitters in Greater London charge around £300 a day.

A full kitchen installation usually costs £2,200 - £4,600, depending on your kitchen’s size, layout and requirements.

Labour alone for kitchen installation can cost around £3,000, although this varies based on complexity.

Remember, this price excludes materials, appliances or major plumbing/electrical work.

The total cost of a full kitchen refit in Greater London typically ranges from £5,000 - £15,000, depending on layout changes, the materials used and whether it's a bespoke design.

Budget kitchens may come in under £6,000, while luxury renovations can exceed £20,000.

You can read more about the cost of a new kitchen in our detailed guide: New Kitchen: Cost Breakdown

Fitted kitchens in Greater London generally cost:

• Units: £1,500 - £10,000
• Worktops: £100 - £5,000
• Appliances: £450 - £5,200
• Flooring: £500 - £2,000

Exact costs will vary depending on the brand, quality and size of the kitchen.

Remember, comparing multiple quotes can help you find the fairest price.

To find the right kitchen fitter in Greater London, it's worth doing the following:

1. Check reviews and ratings
2. Ask to see examples of previous kitchens
3. Request 2-3 quotes to compare
4. Look for accreditations (like KBSA or BiKBBI)

For a hassle free search, start by searching for kitchen fitters in Greater London on Checkatrade to find tradespeople committed to quality in your area.

You can also use our Post a Job tool.

Most kitchen installations take 10 days to 2 weeks.

Timescales vary depending on kitchen size, layout, and whether plumbing, electrical or structural work is needed.

Many kitchen fitters work alongside qualified plumbers and electricians, especially for jobs involving gas cookers, sinks, or lighting.

Some fitters are multi-skilled, but legally, gas and electrical work should be handled by a certified professional. Always check if subcontractors are included in your quote.

Yes, most kitchen installers in Greater London will remove your old units as part of the job. Disposal is often included in the quote, but not always, so it’s worth checking up front.

Some may charge extra for skip hire or waste removal, especially for larger kitchens.

Generally, yes. Bespoke kitchens involve custom-built units, premium materials, and tailored installation. You’re paying for craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind design, so while the results are often stunning, the price tag is usually higher than for flat-pack or modular kitchens.