Full kitchen fitting, design and planning, knock-throughs, worktops, islands and appliance installation across Guildford — fixed written price, one team, old kitchen taken away.
A kitchen is only as good as the wall it goes on and the floor it stands on. In houses this old, the setting out matters more than the units — and that is where a fitted kitchen is won or lost.
Old kitchen out and taken away, new one fitted, plumbed, wired and finished — with the run set out from the floor and walls first, not from the fitting instructions.
A plan drawn around a room that is not square, because in Guildford it very rarely is.
A wall into the dining room or a rear extension, with a calculated steel, building control sign-off and services moved properly rather than extended with a length of hose.
Quartz and composite templated after the units are fixed, joins placed where the eye does not travel, and honest advice on where timber is the wrong choice.
An island planned at the very start, because power, water and waste under a solid floor cannot be decided when the units arrive.
Doors, worktops and handles refreshed where the carcasses are sound — often the right answer in a period house with decent joinery.
A kitchen is the one room that has to work every single day, and the one job where a bad fit shows for twenty years — doors that never sit flush, a worktop join in the wrong place, a socket behind the kettle. We template properly, fit properly, and finish the bits most people skip.
Send us a photo of the room on WhatsApp with rough measurements, or just tell us the house type — we can usually picture it straight away.
A plan you can actually see, then one fixed written price — units, worktops, appliances, plumbing, electrics and making good, all in.
Old kitchen stripped and taken away, new one fitted, tiled, sealed and tested — and the room left clean, not a building site.
Public-liability insured, with references from regular customers you can check first.
The same fitters throughout — no waiting weeks for a plumber or a sparky to turn up between stages.
Strip-out, disposal and making good are in the price. You are not left with units stacked in the garden.
One price for the whole kitchen, agreed before we start. No "that will be extra" halfway through.
Kitchens fitted, opened up and finished across Guildford and nearby.

Guildford is an old town on a hill, and almost nothing in it is square. The Victorian and Edwardian villas around Charlotteville and the streets climbing the Mount have solid walls that bow, floors that fall away toward the back of the house, and ceilings that change height where a scullery was absorbed decades ago. Drop a run of factory units into one of those without checking anything and you get exactly what people complain about: doors that will not line up, a worktop with a visible taper along the wall, and a two-centimetre gap behind the tall units. The fix is unglamorous and it happens before a single carcass is opened — laser the floor and the walls, find the high point, set the run from there, and scribe the end panels to the wall rather than trusting the wall to be straight. Onslow Village and the Arts and Crafts stock bring their own constraint: original detailing worth keeping, and rooms that reward a kitchen designed around them instead of one that fights them. Out through Merrow and Burpham the houses get bigger and the job usually changes shape — a knock-through into the dining room or a rear extension, which means a calculated steel, building control sign-off, and services moved properly rather than extended with a length of hose. That is also where islands come in, and an island is where most kitchens go wrong: it needs power and often water and waste running under a solid floor, so it has to be decided at the very start, not when the units arrive. On worktops we will give you a straight answer about where money is worth spending. Quartz and composite are templated after the units are fixed, never before, and the joins go where the eye does not travel rather than where they are easy to cut. Solid timber wants sealing properly and it will move — beautiful, but not next to a dishwasher unless you are prepared to look after it. Laminate has got genuinely good and in plenty of kitchens it is the right call. We do the plumbing and electrics in-house, which is the real reason our jobs run to the days we quote: nothing stalls for a week waiting on somebody else to appear between stages. Everything is tested and certified, the old kitchen is stripped out and taken away in the price, and the whole thing is guaranteed in writing.
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It is normal here and it is exactly what the setting out is for. The villas around Charlotteville and the Mount have solid walls that bow and floors that fall toward the back. We laser the room, find the high point, set the run from there and scribe the end panels to the wall rather than trusting the wall to be straight.
Often yes, but it has to be decided at the very start. An island usually needs power and sometimes water and waste running under a solid floor, and that is a completely different job once the units are in. Ask at the survey, not halfway through.
Guildford and nearby — Merrow, Burpham, Onslow Village, Stoughton, Charlotteville, Shalford, Godalming, Woking and out toward Cranleigh.
Depends on the room. Quartz and composite are templated after the units are fixed and are the safe choice next to a dishwasher. Solid timber is beautiful and it will move — lovely in a pantry, risky by a sink. Modern laminate is genuinely good and in plenty of kitchens it is the right call.
Yes, in writing, and we are fully public-liability insured. The old kitchen is stripped out and taken away as part of the price.
Guildford based, covering Merrow, Burpham, Onslow Village, Stoughton, Charlotteville, Shalford, Godalming and Woking — round to measure up and talk it through this week.
Send us a photo of the kitchen on WhatsApp and we'll see if we can quote you over the phone.