Steve Broadhurst
Trusted kitchen fitter in Leeds.
A new kitchen is a major investment, so choosing an experienced kitchen fitter in Leeds matters. With over 25 years’ experience, we provide professional kitchen fitting with careful attention to detail, quality workmanship and a finish that’s built to last.
From fitting a kitchen you’ve already purchased to managing a complete kitchen renovation, we can tailor our service to suit you. We also carry out the associated building work, including wall removals, structural alterations and kitchen extensions, so there’s no need to coordinate multiple contractors.
Take a look at our recent kitchen projects and see how we’ve transformed homes across Leeds and West Yorkshire.
Kitchen Transformations
Looking for an experienced kitchen fitter in Leeds? We design and install beautiful, practical kitchens tailored to your home, style and budget. Since 1997, our experienced team has been helping homeowners across Leeds transform their kitchens with professional kitchen design and fitting, quality workmanship and attention to detail.
Our Services
We offer a flexible range of kitchen design and installation services across Leeds and West Yorkshire, so you can choose exactly how much help you need. Already bought your kitchen? We can provide a professional fitting service. Prefer us to manage the whole project? We can take care of everything from kitchen design and supply through to installation.
We can also handle the wider building work needed to transform your space, including removing walls, structural alterations and kitchen extensions. That means one experienced team can manage your entire kitchen renovation from start to finish.
Why Choose Us?
Recent Kitchen Projects
Take a look at some of the kitchens we’ve recently designed and fitted for customers across Leeds and West Yorkshire, from contemporary handleless kitchens to complete kitchen transformations.
Howdens Gloss White Kitchen
Howdens Gloss White Kitchen with Built-In Handles.
Häcker Grey Slab Kitchen
Hacker Grey Handleless Kitchen with black handleless channel
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Kitchen Fitting FAQs
We can help coordinate the supply and installation of kitchen appliances and worktops through trusted suppliers and specialist contractors where required.
Standard laminate and chipboard worktops can usually be fitted as part of the kitchen installation. For materials such as quartz or stone, the worktop is normally templated, supplied and installed by a specialist worktop company once the kitchen units are in place.
Appliances can also be sourced through suitable suppliers and incorporated into the overall kitchen project, with installation coordinated alongside the rest of the work.
Absolutely. You’re not tied to using our complete design and supply service. If you prefer to purchase your kitchen yourself, we can provide a professional kitchen installation service once it arrives.
es. If you haven’t yet chosen a kitchen, we can help you explore suitable suppliers and designs based on your style, available space and budget. We can then coordinate the installation once your kitchen has been selected.
Yes. Unlike a fitting-only service, we can also undertake the associated building and renovation work needed for your new kitchen. This can include wall removal, structural alterations, plastering and kitchen extensions, allowing the building work and kitchen installation to be managed as one project.
We provide kitchen installation services throughout Leeds and the surrounding West Yorkshire area. If you’re unsure whether we cover your location, get in touch and we’ll be happy to let you know.
It’s not unusual to find small differences between a kitchen plan and the actual room once installation begins. With experience fitting kitchens since 1997, we can make appropriate adjustments and finishing alterations where possible to achieve a neat, professional result.
Yes. Worktop installation can be included as part of our kitchen fitting service. The exact process depends on the type of worktop you’ve chosen, and we can advise on the fitting requirements for your particular kitchen and specification.
Yes. Plumbing and electrical work required as part of your kitchen installation can be organised alongside the fitting itself. This can include relocating sockets, lighting, sinks, taps and appliance connections, helping to keep the whole project coordinated through one team.
Yes. We can install a wide range of integrated kitchen appliances, including ovens, hobs, extractor systems, dishwashers, fridge freezers and wine coolers. Where specialist electrical, plumbing or gas work is required, this can be incorporated into the installation using appropriately qualified tradespeople.
Yes, removal of your existing kitchen can be included as part of the project. We can strip out the old units and prepare the room ready for installation, including any additional work needed before your new kitchen is fitted.
Yes. If you’ve already purchased your kitchen from a retailer or manufacturer, we can provide a professional kitchen fitting and installation service. We work from the supplied plans and can install the units, worktops, appliances and finishing details required to complete your new kitchen.
Yes. We can manage the whole project from initial kitchen design and planning through to supply, installation and finishing work. This can include units, worktops, appliances, plumbing, electrics and any associated building work required.
The time needed to install a kitchen depends on its size, layout and the amount of preparation work required. A straightforward kitchen installation may take around a week, while larger projects involving plumbing, electrics, flooring, plastering or building work can take longer. We’ll discuss the expected timescale with you before work begins.
A new kitchen is one of the most cost-effective ways to increase the value of your home. On average, installing a new kitchen adds 5% – 15% to the value of your home and can help make it more attractive to potential buyers. Of course, the specific cost and value added depends on the type of materials and installation used.
There are several ways to reduce the cost of a new kitchen. Look for ways to save with discounts, DIY projects, and repurposed materials. Shop around for good deals on cabinets, appliances, lighting fixtures, and flooring materials in order to get the best price. Research how to do minor installations yourself and swap out outdated accessories with budget-friendly alternatives. Finally, look into available grants or loan programs that can offset the cost of remodelling your kitchen.
The average cost of a new kitchen can vary widely depending on the size and materials used.
- A small kitchen upgrade ranges between £5,000 and £15,000.
- A large kitchen installation can exceed £30,000.
The cost is typically driven by the quality of materials and the number of line items included in the project scope.
Kitchen installation typically costs 50% of the purchased kitchen price. The cost of kitchen installation can vary greatly depending on the size and complexity of the job. You’ll need to make it clear with your fitter what is included so you can see a breakdown of what’s involved. Consider item cost such as removal of waste, decoration, electrics, plumbing, flooring.
Typically, the flooring is laid after the kitchen cabinets are installed. This means leaving the kickboards off so that flooring can go slightly underneath.
A good kitchen fitter will be able to remove your old kitchen before installing your new one. It is important to budget for removal and addition to your fitting. There will be disposal costs including skip hire to consider.
Homeowners have been waiting longer than normal to get their kitchens fitter for a couple of main reasons – The home improvement binge, due to the pandemic and the labour shortage because of Brexit. This is now improving however but it is best to plan ahead and book your kitchen fitter as soon as possible.
