B&Q Kitchens Kitchen Installation in Canley

Beyond the kitchen itself and our installation fee, the most common additional costs are plumbing (typically £300–£600 for a straightforward kitchen), electrical work (£200–£500 for sockets, lighting, and appliance connections), and tiling (variable depending on area). If your walls or floor require remedial work after strip-out, there may be plastering or flooring costs to factor in. We will flag any issues we identify at the survey stage so you can budget accordingly.

Yes, we ask for a deposit of 30% of the total installation fee upon confirmation of your booking date, with the remaining 70% due on completion of the installation. The deposit secures your slot in our installation schedule and covers initial material costs. All payment terms are clearly set out in your written quote and booking confirmation.

At present we do not offer in-house finance, but we accept all major debit and credit cards, bank transfer, and cheque. Many of our clients use personal loans or 0% purchase credit cards to spread the cost of the overall kitchen project, which can be a sensible approach when balancing kitchen, worktop, appliance, and installation costs. Please speak to your bank or a financial adviser for guidance on the most appropriate borrowing option for your circumstances.

Our surveyor will visit your home to take detailed measurements of the kitchen space, assess the condition of the existing floor, walls, and services, and review your kitchen plan with you to identify any potential issues before installation day. We check things like ceiling height, wall straightness, existing pipework routes, and appliance positions to ensure the installation will proceed smoothly. The survey report forms the basis of our fixed installation quote.