Plumbing
Sink, taps, dishwasher, washing machine, and moving the services if the layout changes. Gas hobs by a Gas Safe engineer.
East Kent · Est. 2011
A kitchen fitted properly.
And you'll know exactly when.
We design it, supply it and fit it, including the electrics, plumbing, tiling and flooring. One firm, one price, and a day-by-day plan so you know precisely how long you'll be living out of a microwave.
- Fixed written price
- Gas Safe and Part P covered
- Old kitchen removed and taken away
- 10 year guarantee on fitting
The question everybody asks
How long will I be without a kitchen?
Eleven working days on a typical full fit. Here's what happens on each one, so you can plan around it instead of guessing.
Days 1–2
Strip out
Old units, worktops, appliances and flooring out and taken away. We cap off the services and get the room back to bare walls.
Days 3–4
First fix
Plumbing and electrics moved to suit the new layout, then plastering where it's needed. This is the noisy, dusty part and it's the point where the kitchen's genuinely out of use.
Days 5–7
Units and worktops
Carcasses in, levelled and fixed. Worktops templated on day 6 and fitted on day 7 if they're stone, sooner if they're laminate.
Day 8
Sink, taps and appliances
Water back on by the end of the day. Most people say this is the day it starts feeling like a kitchen again.
Days 9–10
Tiling and flooring
Splashbacks, floor down, doors and drawers hung and adjusted. Handles on.
Day 11
Snagging and clean
We walk it with you, sort anything you're not happy with, and take the rubbish. You get the appliance manuals and the guarantee in writing.
Shaded days are when you'll be properly without a kitchen. We'll set you up a temporary worktop with the kettle and microwave on it from day one, because ten days of takeaways gets old fast.
What's in the price
One firm. Every trade.
A kitchen needs a plumber, a sparky, a plasterer, a tiler and a fitter. We've got the lot, so nobody's waiting on anybody and nobody's blaming anybody.
Electrics
Sockets, spurs, under-cabinet lighting, cooker circuits. Part P certified and signed off, so it's right when you come to sell.
Tiling & flooring
Splashbacks, full walls, LVT, tile or engineered board. Cut in properly round the units rather than hidden behind a bead.
Plastering & making good
Walls skimmed where the old units came off, so you're not left with patchwork behind the new ones.
Design
Measured survey and a drawn plan before anything's ordered. Free if we fit it, and you keep the drawings either way.
Rip out and disposal
Old kitchen out and gone, skip included. You won't find half a worktop in the front garden a fortnight later.
Units and appliances
Buy them yourself, or leave it to us.
Some people want to pick every handle. Others want one number and no decisions. Both are fine, and it changes the price rather than the service.
- 01We supply everything. Trade prices on units, worktops and appliances, and one company responsible if anything arrives damaged.
- 02You supply, we fit. Bought from Howdens, Wren or B&Q already? No problem. We'll check the order against the drawings before it's delivered, which catches more mistakes than you'd think.
- 03A bit of both. Most people take our units and choose their own appliances and handles.
Recent kitchens
Have a look round.
Shaker, handleless, painted, oak. Happy to put you in touch with any of these customers if you want to hear it from them rather than us.
Where we work
Thanet, Canterbury and the coast.
We take on a limited number of kitchens at a time so nobody's job gets left half done while we start the next one.
- Margate
- Broadstairs
- Ramsgate
- Westgate-on-Sea
- Birchington
- Herne Bay
- Whitstable
- Canterbury
- Sandwich
- Deal
- Faversham
What people say
Ask the neighbours.
★★★★★
They gave us a day-by-day plan before they started and stuck to it. We knew exactly which days we'd be eating out. Nobody else who quoted even mentioned it.
★★★★★
We'd bought the units from Howdens already and two of the doors were wrong. They spotted it going through the order against the drawings, before delivery day.
★★★★★
Same two lads every day, dust sheets down, hoovered before they left. The price at the end was the price on the quote.
Before you get quotes
The things worth asking.
What does a kitchen actually cost?
Fitting alone on a typical 10 to 12 unit kitchen runs £3,500 to £6,000 depending on how much moves. Units and appliances on top, anywhere from £4,000 to £20,000 depending on what you choose. We'll give you a written breakdown so you can see which is which rather than one number at the bottom.
Do you use subcontractors?
The same team does the fitting, plumbing and electrics. We bring in a plasterer and a stone worktop fitter, both people we've used for years, and we coordinate them. You deal with us throughout.
Can I stay in the house?
Yes, most people do. Days 3 and 4 are the worst of it for noise and dust. We'll set up a temporary worktop with the kettle and microwave on day one and dust-sheet the route through the house.
What if I've already bought the kitchen?
Fine, we fit plenty that customers have bought themselves. Send us the order and the plan before delivery and we'll check it against the space, because supplier plans are often optimistic about what fits.
How far in advance do you book?
Usually six to ten weeks. Worktops in stone add a week between templating and fitting, which is already built into the timeline above.
What's guaranteed?
Ten years on our fitting. Units and appliances carry their own manufacturer warranties, and we register them for you rather than leaving you a pile of paperwork.
Free design visit
Tell us about the kitchen.
An hour at your place, measured up, and a written price with the drawings. No obligation and no salesman.
- Phone
- 01632 960 714
- Mobile / WhatsApp
- 07700 900 714
- hello@bramlingkitchens.example
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 8am–6pm · Sat by appointment