How to Choose a Kitchen Fitter

A kitchen is a big spend, and a bad fit is expensive to put right. A few checks save a lot of grief.

Before you hire

• Itemised written quote — not a single scribbled number.
• See their work — photos, and ideally a kitchen you can look at.
• Who does what — confirm the plumbing and electrics, and that gas/electrical work is done by certified trades.
• Timeline and payment stages agreed in writing; never pay the full amount up front.

Red flags

Cash-only with no paperwork, huge deposits, vague timelines, and no examples of past work. A good fitter is happy to answer all of this.

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