Kitchen renovation and refurbishment cost
A kitchen refit combines several trades and a long list of materials — units, worktops, appliances, plumbing, electrics, tiling, flooring and plastering. The unit price in a showroom is only one part of the total.
Estimo helps you see the whole job. Describe your kitchen and the level of finish you want, and it estimates each part so you can decide where to spend and where to save.
What affects the cost of a kitchen refit
Layout changes
Keeping sinks, hobs and appliances in the same place avoids moving water, waste, gas and electrics.
Units and doors
Flat-pack, rigid, handleless and bespoke cabinetry all sit at different price points.
Worktops
Laminate, solid wood, quartz and stone vary widely, and templating and cut-outs add fitting cost.
Appliances
Integrated appliances, range cookers and extractor choices can be a large share of the budget.
Trades involved
Plumber, electrician, gas engineer, plasterer and tiler may all be needed alongside the fitter.
Room condition
Old wiring, uneven walls or floors, and removing an old kitchen all add time.
Before you start
- Get fitting quotes that clearly say which trades and materials are included.
- Confirm who is responsible for removing and disposing of the old kitchen.
- Leave room in the budget for electrical certification and making good.
Common questions
- Can Estimo price a kitchen I've already chosen?
- Yes. Add the details of the units and appliances you've picked and Estimo will focus on fitting and the remaining costs.
- Is fitting included in the estimate?
- Yes. Estimo estimates labour for each trade as well as materials.
- I have a kitchen quote — is it fair?
- Upload it to Estimo's quote comparison to check it line by line.
Get a personalised figure
Estimo shows an indicative range and the reasoning behind it. Ranges are a guide, not a quote.