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Kitchen refurbish prices massively range. A kitchen renovation can start from £6,200 but cost up to £50,000 if you’re going bespoke.

The cost to refurbish a kitchen really depends on the size and complexity of the project. Refurbishing a kitchen can be done on a modest budget by using savvy money-saving DIY efforts.

Alternatively, if you have a healthier budget for your kitchen refurbishment, you could opt for a fully designed and installed bespoke kitchen.

Kitchen refurbishment costs

To help you plan your budget for your kitchen project, here are some of the average costs of kitchen refurbishment in the UK:

• Price to fit kitchen – £3,700 - £9,300

• Kitchen units (supply only) – £1,500 - £10,000

• Kitchen fitter (per day) – £250 - £350

• Full kitchen renovation (budget) – £6,200 - £16,800

• Full kitchen renovation (bespoke) – £15,000 - £50,000

How to keep kitchen refurbishment costs down

If you’re working with a limited budget for your kitchen project, we’re here to help. We’ve put together some of our top tips for ways you can keep your kitchen refurbishment costs under control:

1. Set a budget and stick to it – One of the best ways to keep kitchen refurbishment costs under control is to know how much you have to spend before you start, and make every decision based on what you can realistically afford.

2. Think about all the elements of the kitchen – When planning your kitchen refurbishment, make sure you consider all the elements you might want to update, including:

• Cabinetry

• Flooring

• Light fixtures

• Appliances

• Labour / installation costs

• Disposal fees

4. Sell your existing kitchen units – If you’re replacing your kitchen units but your existing ones are in decent condition, you can make some money back by selling them on.

5. Keep your plumbing where it is – Avoid the cost and hassle of moving existing plumbing or installing additional plumbing work by keeping all plumbed features in the same place.

6. Replace doors and drawer fronts – Very often the main body of your kitchen units will be in perfectly good condition, so it’s only the doors you need to replace to give them a fresh new look at a fraction of the cost.

Quotes for kitchen refurbishment costs

To get accurate costs for kitchen refurbishment in your area, we always recommend getting at least three quotes from local tradespeople in your area. By shopping around you can make sure you're paying a fair and competitive price for the work.

Want help finding the best local tradespeople? Request a quote and we’ll reach out to approved and guaranteed local kitchen refurbishment companies in GU8 and they’ll contact you directly.

Every home and every kitchen is unique, but there are some general guidelines that can help you ensure that your kitchen remodelling project is a success.

1. Budget is king – Nobody wants to be stumped with a massive bill they can’t pay and that goes for your kitchen refurbishment project. Keep an eye on your spending from day one, and make sure you get multiple quotes from local tradespeople for any work to ensure you’re paying a fair price.

2. Plan your layout – As with many things in life, it’s all in the planning. Taking time at the beginning to think about what space you have, how you want to use it, and where all the fixtures and features will fit can save you oodles of time and money down the line.

3. Don’t scrimp on the plumbing and electrics – You might be tempted to go with the cheap uninsured option, but you could regret it down the line. Always hire experienced, qualified tradespeople to carry out any plumbing or electrical work so that you can be confident you have a safe and fully functional kitchen.

4. Find the right flooring – The floors of a kitchen will take a lot of stick over the years and so it’s a good idea to install durable flooring that looks good and will stand the test of time.

5. Use a local kitchen refurbishment specialist – Whether it’s fitting kitchen units, updating flooring or installing new appliances, local kitchen refurbishment companies can often get discounts on kitchen units and appliances from local suppliers.

6. Protect the rest of your home – You might be focused on creating a sleek and shiny new kitchen, but there’ll most likely be a lot of mess involved. Use dust sheets, ground sheets and plastic sheeting to protect floors, walls and furniture in areas of your home that could get covered in dust and debris.

7. Make a plan for feeding during the refurbishment – Often an afterthought for many, make sure you have somewhere you can easily cook and eat while your kitchen is out of action during the renovation work.

8. Tell your home insurance provider – It’s highly likely that your insurance company will want to know details of any renovation project taking place in your home. Give them a call to make sure you’re covered while the refurbishment works are being carried out.

Find the best kitchen refurbishers in GU8

When planning a kitchen refurbishment project, it’s always helpful to speak to local kitchen refurbishment companies to understand what might be involved and how much it will cost. Experienced tradespeople will also be able to offer advice that could save you time, hassle and money.

Keen to get started? Check out the list of approved and guaranteed kitchen refurbishment specialists by scrolling up this page. Or, if you’re short on time, request a quote and we’ll get on the case and send experienced local tradespeople your way.

Updating your kitchen is not only a great way to give one of the most important rooms in your house a fresh new look and feel. A renovated kitchen can also boost the value of your property by up to 10%, as well as making it more attractive to buyers.

If you’re planning on staying in your home, renovating your kitchen will give you a brilliant new space to enjoy on a daily basis. And if you’re planning on moving in the near future, a new kitchen should help you sell faster and get you more money for your property.

How to add value with a new kitchen

If you’re planning a kitchen refurbishment project and you want to make sure you’re adding value to your property at the same time, below are some of the important elements to focus on:

• Create a lovable layout – The way you use the space in your kitchen is key, so make sure you take time to plan a well-configured layout that incorporates storage, work surfaces and room for appliances in logical places.

• Update your kitchen cabinets - Cabinetry is probably the single most impactful element of a kitchen, so you want your kitchen cabinets to look sleek and stylish.

• Make your worktops work – Buddied up with the cabinets, your kitchen worktops are another prominent feature of your kitchen and deserve the TLC to make them stand out. There’s a wide range of worktop styles, colours and materials out there to choose from so you’ll be able to pick an option that perfectly works with the rest of your kitchen.

• Optimise storage – One of the biggest wins for a kitchen upgrade is to address storage needs and provide solutions for all your kitchenware, from crockery and cutlery to appliances, cleaning suppliers and cookware.

• Upgrade your kitchen appliances - These days it’s important to think about the energy efficiency of your home, and modern kitchen appliances will ensure that your kitchen is functional and green at the same time.

Want to speak to local kitchen refurbishment companies in GU8?

Sometimes it helps to start with a quick chat with local kitchen refurbishment experts to understand what options are available in your area, what services are on offer, and how much they’ll cost.

If you’re ready to reach out to local kitchen refurbishers, you’re in the right place. Either scroll up and browse through the list of approved and guaranteed tradespeople at the top of this page. Or request a quote and we’ll get multiple local kitchen refurbishment specialists to contact you directly.

The cabinetry is very often the most expensive part of the project. Usually because the cabinets take up the most space and do most of the heavy lifting in terms of functionality within a kitchen.

You can expect to pay anywhere from £2,000 to £10,000 on kitchen cabinetry in the UK – depending on the size of your kitchen and the style and quality of the cabinets you choose.

Standard off-the-shelf kitchen cabinets will be the most affordable option, but you’ll be limited on sizes and dimensions. If you have any awkward features in your kitchen, such as sloping walls or unusual nooks, you may need to buy bespoke cabinetry.

Bespoke cabinets are typically more expensive because they’re made to measure and are designed and built to fit your specific kitchen. The advantage is that you’ll make the most of your space and have a unique design that is specifically tailored for you home.

Other kitchen remodel costs

In addition to cabinetry, here are some of the other bigger ticket items that you’ll want to consider when remodelling a kitchen:

• Appliances – These can vary from a few hundred pounds to thousands of pounds, depending on the quantity, quality and type of appliances you choose. In the UK, the average cost of appliances ranges from £450 to £5,200.

• Worktops – Depending on the size, material and style you choose, the cost of a kitchen worktop can be anywhere from £200 to £1,150 for a 5m length of worktop.

• Flooring – The floor area and flooring material will dictate the total cost but an average floor cost for a new kitchen can range from £500 to £2,000+.

To find out more, check out our guide to new kitchen costs to help you plan the budget for your kitchen remodelling project.

Hire experienced local kitchen refurbishers in GU8

If you’re eager to get going with your kitchen remodelling and you’d like help from an experienced professional, we can help you find the best local kitchen refurbishment companies in GU8 – including those who come highly recommended by your neighbours.

You can either get in touch with any of the approved and guaranteed tradespeople listed at the top of this page. Or, alternatively, request a quote and we’ll do the legwork for you by reaching out to the best local tradespeople in your area and we’ll get them to contact you directly.