Supply and fit kitchens · Scotland
Supply and fit kitchens in Edinburgh
We carry out supply and fit kitchens across Edinburgh, from the city centre to the suburbs, with a free survey visit and an itemised written quote as standard.
Why supply and fit kitchens for an Edinburgh home?
For a larger Edinburgh kitchen with an island or tall appliance housings, having the people who fit the kitchen also draw it cuts down surprises on fitting day.
People across Edinburgh who have watched a fitter and a retailer blame each other for a problem often prefer a single contract the next time round.
What do supply and fit kitchens in Edinburgh include?
The exact scope is agreed after the survey, but a typical job in Edinburgh covers:
- Free survey visit with full measurements and a check of the services
- Layout design and specification included in the supply-and-fit price
- Help choosing door styles, carcass construction, worktops, sinks and appliances
- Units, panels, plinths, worktops and fixings ordered to the agreed plan
- Delivery received by us and every item checked before fitting begins
- Strip-out, electrics, plumbing and gas work booked with qualified trades
- Units, worktops, sink and appliances fitted, with stone templated after the base units
- Splashbacks, tiling, flooring and a final check together before handover
How much do supply and fit kitchens cost in Edinburgh?
These guide ranges include VAT at 20% and are adjusted for prices in Edinburgh and Glasgow. We confirm your price in writing after a free survey visit. Prices across Edinburgh and Glasgow are broadly in line with UK averages.
| Typical project | Guide price |
|---|---|
| Budget refit, supplied and fittedStandard units, laminate worktops, essential appliances | £8,200–£18,400 |
| Mid-range kitchen, supplied and fittedRigid units, quartz or solid wood worktops, integrated appliances | £18,400–£35,500 |
| Premium kitchen, supplied and fittedDesigner ranges, stone worktops, premium appliances | £35,500–£76,500 |
Supply-and-fit ranges include design, units, worktops, the appliances described, fitting and the electrics, plumbing and finishes a typical refit needs; knock-throughs, new gas runs and major replastering are quoted separately. Prices include VAT at 20%.
Kitchens in homes across Edinburgh
You will find Victorian tenement flats, Georgian New Town flats, stone villas and post-war council-built houses throughout Edinburgh. Tenement flats often have a small kitchen off the hall, while Georgian flats may have kitchens in former bedrooms or reception rooms with tall ceilings.
Edinburgh's mains water is soft, so limescale is rarely a problem and taps, sinks and boiling water taps stay cleaner for longer. Common stairs without lifts, controlled parking and cobbled streets in older parts of the city mean deliveries and stair carries need planning before fitting day.
Tenement and Georgian flats often have kitchens in small rooms, and opening one into the living room needs a building warrant if the wall is load-bearing, and can need one even if it is not, where the change affects the escape route or fire separation in a flat. Stone villas and bungalows on the edge of the city more often suit a larger supply-and-fit kitchen.
Rules for supply and fit kitchens in Edinburgh
In Scotland, supplying and fitting a kitchen does not usually need a building warrant, though removing a load-bearing wall or changing how waste water is discharged does. Electrical work must meet the building standards and BS 7671, with an Electrical Installation Certificate on completion. Extraction should meet standard 3.14, gas hobs and cookers are connected only by Gas Safe registered engineers, and listed buildings may need listed building consent.
The Old and New Towns form a World Heritage Site with many listed buildings, so new vents or internal changes may need consent, and tenement neighbours may need to agree.
Before you start
- Settle the specification before the order is placed, because changing doors, worktops or layout afterwards can add cost and several weeks.
- Choose appliances before the design is finalised, as their sizes decide housing widths, tall unit heights and where sockets and isolators go.
- Bespoke and made-to-measure kitchens typically take longer still, so allow for that if you are working towards a moving-in date.
- Carcass construction matters as much as the doors: ask about board thickness, back panels and whether units arrive rigid or flat-pack.
- Leave room in the budget for smaller extras such as under-cabinet lighting, a plinth heater or extra sockets that come up once the layout is settled.
- Decide whether you want a boiling water tap or an induction hob before the plan is drawn, as each can need power or plumbing planned in.
Questions about supply and fit kitchens in Edinburgh
How much do supply and fit kitchens cost in Edinburgh?
Guide prices in Edinburgh are about £8,200 to £18,400 including VAT for a budget kitchen, supplied and fitted. The final price depends on the size of the kitchen and what is moving, and is set out in an itemised written quote.
Do you cover the whole of Edinburgh?
Yes. We carry out supply and fit kitchens across Edinburgh. Every job starts with a free survey visit and an itemised written quote.
Who is responsible if a supplied part is wrong or damaged?
We are. Because we order the kitchen and take delivery, we check every item against the plan and deal with the supplier directly if anything is missing, damaged or wrong. You do not have to chase a retailer while a fitter waits on site. If a replacement affects the timetable, we tell you and re-plan the order of work around it.
Is kitchen design included when you supply the kitchen?
Yes. The measured survey, layout plan and specification are part of the supply-and-fit price rather than a separate charge. You see the layout, door and worktop choices and appliance positions before ordering, and changes are made at the planning stage, when they are simple to redraw. The agreed plan is what we order from and what the fitters work to.
Can I choose my own appliances with a supply and fit kitchen?
Yes. You can choose appliances through us as part of the specification or buy them yourself. If you buy them, send us the model details before the design is finalised, so housings, ventilation gaps, door-fixing kits and power points are planned around them. Any manufacturer cover on appliances you buy stays with you and the retailer you bought them from.