What’s the going rate to fit a new kitchen?

Question

I’m getting quotes for to replace my kitchen and want to know what’s a fair price to expect? Is there a rough per square metre rate that tradesmen use for this type of job?

Jan · Answer

A full kitchen installation in London typically costs £1,800–£2,800 for labour for a standard medium-sized kitchen, depending on the number of units, plumbing and electrical changes, and whether any plastering or floor levelling is required. More complex kitchens with integrated appliances, new lighting circuits, moving plumbing, or additional repairs usually come in around £2,800–£4,000. If quartz or granite worktops are involved, you also need to add the separate templating and installation cost charged by the supplier. Overall, most customers expect a total labour price of £2,000–£3,500 for a normal install, increasing if the layout is changed or extra work is needed.

John · Answer

Pro fitters who have worked in the past for a National Company will be used to working on menu pricing, e.g. so much per cabinet, so much per meter of worktop, per mitred joint, per appliance, etc etc.
This is a real 'piece of string' scenario but expect to pay around £100 per cabinet /£300 per day.
Most fitters will be happy to price from your supplier's CAD drawings if you e-mail them; if the quote suits, they will then visit to double-check measurements and fine-tune the quote.

Sean · Answer

Hi mo

Most kitchen fitters usually price off of plans. As this will show what is exactly involved in fitted a kitchen. As each kitchen is different. 
But as a rough guide an 8-12 unit kitchen you could expect between £1500-£1850. ( utility size ) for a full scale kitchen anything from £3500-£4500.

Hope this helps

Liam · Answer

depends on your location,
around £2500 - £4500 depending on size

Gareth · Answer

Any fitter will tell you the same answer there is no set price its all down to what as to be done.

Stephen · Answer

It depends on what needs doing. If its a straightforward remove and install 8 units, and fit work surfaces and install 3 appliances then around £2000, but if you have to use other trades such as electrical (re wiring, new sockets), plumbing (sink), gas fitting (boiler and cooker/hob) etc then it will greatly increase due to having to bring in the other trades. Most fitting pricing will be based on a client by client basis based on the work required for that particular kitchen.

David · Answer

£2500-£3500 depending on the amount of mason mitres on worktop 
But most fitters will price off plan

Simon · Answer

Hi there
Anything from £2000 smallish kitchen 
££2800 medium size
£3500 large

Stephen James · Answer

depends on the size and if you have changed the layout, every kitchen is different and a small can cost 6 grand and I have fitted one that cot 38k last year so from low to high depending on design and what you have fitted if ay wiring or plumbing is needed and if any plastering is needed tiling and flooring so any pic you my be given will probably be wrong . it needs looking at by a kitchen fitter.

Nicholas · Answer

I don’t think a square meter rate works for kitchens, I would suggest to strip out an existing average size kitchen and install new would be around £2200 but obviously depends on requirements for services, walls and floor finishes would be additional

What’s the going rate to fit a new kitchen?

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