Dorset
Kitchen fitters in Christchurch
If you live in Christchurch and need kitchen fitting, we can measure the room, send an itemised written quote and book every trade in the right order until the kitchen is handed over.
Fitting a kitchen in Christchurch
If your home is in Christchurch or close by in Bournemouth or New Milton, the same survey, quote and fitting process applies.
Around Christchurch and the rest of Dorset you will find thatched cottages, Victorian and Edwardian villas, 1930s semis and seaside bungalows. Edwardian villas in Bournemouth often have a separate kitchen and scullery, while 1930s semis and bungalows tend to have a compact room at the back.
Converted villa flats often mean fitting a full kitchen into a small room while keeping neighbours and shared services in mind. Many bungalow owners choose to open the kitchen into the dining room, so the layout and new lighting need planning together.
Postcodes covered: BH23. Christchurch is about 4 miles east of Bournemouth.
Guide prices in Christchurch
Including VAT at 20%, adjusted for typical costs in the South West.
| Service | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Sink and tap installationSink and tap plumbed in | £210–£410 |
| Kitchen installationMedium kitchen, 10–15 units, fit only | £2,600–£3,600 |
| Fit-only kitchen fittingSmall kitchen (5–10 units) | £1,500–£2,600 |
| Supply and fit kitchensMid-range kitchen, supplied and fitted | £18,500–£36,000 |
| Kitchen flooringLVT or vinyl, kitchen floor | £520–£1,500 |
| Kitchen electricsKitchen electrics for a full refit | £520–£1,500 |
Confirmed after a free survey visit.
Kitchen services in Christchurch
Kitchen installation
Guide from £1,500
Kitchen fittingFit-only kitchen fitting
Guide from £1,500
Kitchen fittingFlat-pack kitchen fitting
Guide from £1,900
Kitchen fittingSupply and fit kitchens
Guide from £8,200
Kitchen fittingLandlord and rental kitchens
Guide from £6,200
Design and layoutKitchen design and planning
Guide from £310
Design and layoutKitchen island installation
Guide from £260
Design and layoutOpen-plan kitchen knock-throughs
Guide from £820
Design and layoutUtility room fitting
Guide from £410
Refits and makeoversReplacement kitchen doors
Guide from £150
Refits and makeoversKitchen worktop fitting
Guide from £80
Refits and makeoversKitchen refurbishment
Guide from £2,600
Refits and makeoversKitchen strip-out and removal
Guide from £210
Appliances and extractionIntegrated appliance installation
Guide from £40 each
Appliances and extractionHob and oven installation
Guide from £120
Appliances and extractionCooker hood installation
Guide from £120
Appliances and extractionSink and tap installation
Guide from £150
Electrics, plumbing and heatingKitchen electrics
Guide from £260
Electrics, plumbing and heatingKitchen plumbing
Guide from £210
Electrics, plumbing and heatingKitchen lighting
Guide from £40 each
Electrics, plumbing and heatingKitchen underfloor heating
Guide from £260
Tiling, floors and decoratingSplashbacks and tiling
Guide from £150
Tiling, floors and decoratingKitchen flooring
Guide from £310
Tiling, floors and decoratingKitchen plastering and decorating
Guide from £360
Questions about kitchen fitting in Christchurch
How much does kitchen fitting cost in Christchurch?
Fitting a medium kitchen you have already bought costs around £2,600 to £3,600 including VAT in Christchurch, based on prices in the South West. Smaller jobs such as new worktops or doors cost much less. Your price is fixed in writing after a free survey visit.
Which parts of Christchurch do you work in?
All of them. Our Dorset coverage takes in the whole of Christchurch, including the BH23 postcode district, as well as surrounding towns such as Bournemouth. If you are unsure, send us your postcode.
How long does it take to fit a kitchen?
Usually three to twelve days on site: three to five for a small kitchen, five to eight for a medium one and eight to twelve for a large one. Stone worktops are fitted about one to two weeks after templating, and new plaster needs three to six weeks to dry before full decorating.
Do you remove the old kitchen?
Yes. Removing the old kitchen is usually part of the job: units, worktops, appliances and, where agreed, old tiles. Gas is capped by a Gas Safe registered engineer and circuits made safe by an electrician first. Waste and packaging go through licensed waste routes, and removal is shown as its own line in your quote.