Within 200 miles of London
Bespoke kitchens and kitchen fitters in Bristol
Complete kitchen refurbishments for homes in Clifton, Redland, Cotham, Sneyd Park, Stoke Bishop and Westbury-on-Trym, from the first measure to the last appliance test.
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- One team for every trade
- Written estimate before work starts
- Gas engineers and qualified electricians
Starting prices
Kitchen renovation prices: what the starting package includes
Supplied and fitted from £6,000
A small kitchen on the same layout: 6 to 8 budget units, laminate worktop, stainless sink and tap, built-in single oven, hob and extractor, vinyl flooring, strip-out and disposal of the old kitchen, plumbing and electrical connections, fitting and clean-up.
Fitting only from £2,000
You buy the kitchen, we fit it: 6 to 8 units, worktop, sink and tap, connecting up to 3 appliances, on the same layout.
What costs extra
Moving the sink, hob or oven, new circuits, stone or solid-wood worktops, tiling beyond splashbacks, plastering and premium units or appliances. Each one is itemised in your written quote. All starting prices include VAT.
Bristol
Bespoke kitchens fitted in Bristol
Bristol is around 105 miles from our London base. We take on a limited number of complete projects there at a time, so the team that starts the job is the team that finishes it.
In Redland and Westbury-on-Trym the classic project is a kitchen moved from a dark back room into a larger open-plan space with the dining room, often with a lower-ground-floor garden room in Clifton's sloping streets.
Our clients
Complete kitchens, planned around how you cook
Our Bristol work is mostly in Clifton, Redland, Cotham, Sneyd Park, Stoke Bishop and Westbury-on-Trym, for clients who value a finished result and a single accountable team over the cheapest quote.
Sneyd Park and Stoke Bishop houses are larger detached homes where clients ask for a main kitchen with a separate utility or boot room, which means extra drainage and appliance circuits we plan from day one.
Cost and time
Planning your budget
A refit in the same layout typically takes one to two weeks on site and a full renovation two to four. Use the kitchen renovation cost calculator for an estimate with VAT, or see the full scope on our London kitchen refurbishment page.
Local know-how
Before you start in Bristol
Bristol is in a hard water area, so kettles, boiling-water taps, dishwashers and washing machines scale up faster. We can fit a scale inhibitor or a filter tap on the kitchen supply while the plumbing is open.
Gas hobs are connected by our gas engineers and new cooker circuits are notifiable under Part P. Structural openings go to Bristol City Council building control or an approved inspector.
Clifton and much of Redland are conservation areas, so changes to the front of a house usually need planning permission.
What we do
Popular projects in Bristol
Kitchen-diner opening
Taking down a wall between kitchen and dining room, with a steel beam and building control sign-off.
Utility and boot room
A second sink, washer and dryer, with separate drainage and ventilation.
Integrated appliances
Ovens, warming drawers, wine coolers and full-height fridges, each with the supply it needs.
Boiling-water and filter taps
Plumbed with the right filter and, in hard water areas, scale protection.
Questions
Kitchen refurbishment in Bristol: your questions
Can you add a utility room as part of a kitchen project in Bristol?
Yes. A separate utility or boot room needs its own drainage and appliance circuits, which we plan together with the main kitchen.
Do you work in Bristol?
Yes. We take on complete kitchen refurbishment projects across Bristol, including Clifton, Redland, Bishopston, Southville, Totterdown and Henleaze, and in Clifton, Redland, Cotham, Sneyd Park, Stoke Bishop and Westbury-on-Trym.
How much does a new kitchen cost?
It depends on the units, worktops, appliances and layout changes. Our online calculator gives an estimate with VAT, and the survey turns it into a written estimate.
Will I have a kitchen during the work?
Not for the whole time, but we can keep a temporary sink or tap working where possible.
Can you put a hob or sink in an island?
Usually yes. The waste needs enough fall, the hob needs its circuit and extraction, and we plan both before the floor goes down.
Why Plumbery
Qualified, insured and upfront about price
Every engineer we send is registered or qualified for the trade they work in, and you can check the details before anyone starts.
- Fully insuredEvery job is covered by our insurance.
- Rates published in advanceOur hourly rates are on the pricing page. Nothing starts until you agree the rate.
- Paperwork includedGas safety certificates and electrical records are provided on completion.
- Registered companyPlumbery Ltd, company no. 11677583, registered in England and Wales.
