Kitchen fitting · Bury & Greater Manchester

A new kitchen without juggling five different trades.

We strip out the old one, sort the walls, floor and services, then fit and finish the new one. It's one team and one agreed price, and Amir is on the end of the phone throughout.

Free quotesFit only, or supply & fit9.84/10 on Checkatrade

Two ways to a better kitchen

Replace it, or rescue it

Not every kitchen needs ripping out. We'll look at yours and tell you straight which of these makes sense.

Full refit

A new kitchen, from bare walls up

  • Strip-out and disposalOld units, worktops and tiles out, with the room protected while we work.
  • Walls, ceiling and floor put rightRe-plastering, skimming and new flooring where they're needed.
  • Services moved where the plan needs themPlumbing and electrics organised as part of the job.
  • Units, worktops, tiling and finishingIncluding flat-pack assembly, islands, breakfast bars and integrated appliances.
Refresh

Keep the carcasses, change everything you see

  • New doors, drawer fronts and handlesFitted and adjusted so every gap is even.
  • New worktops and sinkCut, jointed and sealed on site.
  • Splashback, plinths and end panelsThe details that make it look new rather than patched.
  • Repairs to what's thereWater-damaged cabinets rebuilt, hinges and doors rehung.

Before & after

The same rooms, before we started and after we left

DuringKitchen during work: units covered in plastic, old tiles removed
AfterSame kitchen finished with sage shaker units and marble-effect worktops and splashback

Protected while we work

Units wrapped while the old tiles came off, then a marble-effect worktop and matching splashback went in.

BeforeKitchen before: pink laminate doors and worn worktop
AfterSame kitchen after: navy shaker units and oak-look worktop

Same footprint, new kitchen

Sink and washer stayed put. Navy shaker units, an oak-look worktop and dark metro tiles went in around them.

Planned before it's ordered

See your kitchen before you pay for it

Amir measures the room himself and works out the layout with you: where the sink sits, which way the doors open, what fits in the corner.

On bigger jobs that becomes a scaled floor plan and a 3D visual, so you can spot a problem while it's still a drawing. Customers also mention the other side of this in their reviews: being shown where money can be saved, like keeping units that are still sound or using an offcut of worktop as an end panel.

Book a measure-up
Scaled kitchen floor plan drawing
Scaled floor plan
3D design visual of a white kitchen with breakfast bar
3D design visual
Design visual of a kitchen with a breakfast bar and stools
Layout options
Finished kitchen with island and pendant lights
The finished room

Why our kitchens last

Anyone can hang a door. The difference is underneath.

We've been called out to kitchens where a sink was never sealed and water slowly ruined the cabinet below, and to an integrated fridge failing because nobody left it room to breathe. Those jobs shaped how we fit ours.

Every cut-out sealed

Sink, hob and pipe holes are sealed before anything is fitted, so water can't creep into the chipboard.

Ventilation planned in

Integrated appliances get the airflow the manufacturer asks for, through vented plinths and housings.

Scribed to the walls

Panels and fillers are cut to the real shape of your room, so there are no gaps filled with a tube of sealant.

Levelled as one run

Base units are levelled together before the worktop goes on, so doors line up and drawers close properly.

What happens, in order

How a kitchen job runs

  1. Photos & a chat

    Send a few photos on WhatsApp and tell us what you're after.

  2. Measure-up

    Amir visits, measures and talks through the options. The quote is free.

  3. Plan & agree

    Layout, materials and one clear price, all agreed before anything is ordered.

  4. Strip-out & fit

    Old kitchen out, services and walls sorted, new kitchen fitted, tiled and floored.

  5. Finish & check

    Sealant, trims and adjustments, then a walk-round with you before we sign off.

Recent kitchens

Shaker, gloss, islands and galleys

Green shaker kitchen with oak worktops Kitchen with a dark island and white quartz-effect top Pale yellow shaker kitchen with wood-effect worktop White gloss kitchen with black worktops and splashback White shaker tall units with American fridge freezer housing Blue-grey shaker kitchen with patterned splashback tiles Sage shaker kitchen with an oak-topped peninsula Grey gloss office kitchen with white worktops

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Kitchen questions

What people usually ask first

Either works. We can supply and fit, or fit a kitchen you've bought yourself from a supplier such as Wren, Howdens, B&Q or IKEA, including assembling flat-pack units. If you're buying your own, send us the plan before you order and we'll check it works in the room.

BeforeGalley kitchen before: dated wood-effect units and a cluttered worktop
AfterSame galley kitchen after: white gloss units, dark worktop and metro tiles

Galley kitchen, stripped back to the brick

Old units and tiles out, walls made good, then white gloss units, a dark worktop, metro tiles and new flooring.

BeforeKitchen before: brown units, patterned wallpaper and vinyl floor
AfterSame kitchen after: light grey gloss units and grey plank flooring

From wallpaper and brown doors to clean and bright

Same room, same cooker position. Everything else is new.

It depends on how much is changing. A straightforward replacement in the same layout is a matter of days, not weeks. Moving plumbing, re-plastering walls or re-laying floors adds time. You'll know the expected timescale before we start.

Yes. The joinery, plastering, tiling and flooring are done by our own team, and we organise the plumbing and electrical work, so you have one point of contact and one agreed price for the whole kitchen.

Yes. We measure the room and work out a layout with you, and for bigger projects we produce a floor plan and 3D visual so you can see it before anything is ordered.

Often, yes, and it can save a lot of money. If the carcasses are solid and square, new doors, worktops, handles, plinths and a splashback can change the room completely. We'll tell you honestly whether your units are worth keeping.

It depends on the size of the room, whether you're supplying the kitchen, and how much building work is involved. The quickest way to get a figure is to send photos and rough measurements on WhatsApp. Quotes are free.

Only for part of the job. We'll tell you which days the water or power will be off, and we reconnect the essentials as early as we can.

We're based in Bury and work across Greater Manchester, including Whitefield, Heywood, Middleton, Salford, Stockport, Sale, Altrincham, Didsbury and Chorlton. See the full list.

Thinking about a new kitchen?

Photograph it from the doorway and each corner, and send the pictures to Amir on WhatsApp. That's enough to start.

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