Kitchen Installation

The installers are trained on our own product line rather than subcontracted per job, which changes what happens when something on site is not as expected. A crew that knows how the carcase is built, how the hinge adjusts and what the panel is meant to do can solve a problem in the room instead of ringing the office. It also means one company is responsible for the result. Where the fitting is subcontracted, a fault at handover becomes a conversation between two firms rather than a repair.

Carcasses are set and levelled with a laser rather than by eye, then shimmed to true, because a run that is out by a few millimetres at one end shows in every door gap along it. Worktops are templated on site once the units are fixed, so the stone is cut to the room as built rather than to the drawing. Appliances are plumbed, wired and run before anyone leaves. Each stage is cleaned down as it finishes, which is what keeps the rest of the house usable while the work is going on.