How Much Does Kitchen Removal Cost?
Kitchen removal typically costs between £200 and £600 depending on the size of the kitchen and whether disposal is included. Some kitchen fitters include removal as part of their installation service; others charge separately.
What Kitchen Removal Involves
Kitchen removal includes stripping out all existing units, worktops, plinths and cornices, disconnecting the sink, and making good where needed before the new kitchen installation begins. It does not typically include gas disconnection (which requires a Gas Safe registered engineer) or electrical isolation beyond standard safety procedures.
What Affects the Cost
- The number of units being removed
- Whether disposal to a tip is included or arranged separately
- Whether any services need isolating before removal begins
- The accessibility of the property for removing bulky waste
Disposal Options
Some kitchen fitters will take the old kitchen away as part of their removal service. Alternatively, you can arrange a skip or book a bulky waste collection with your local council. Removing and disposing of the old kitchen yourself before the fitter arrives can also reduce your total cost.
Related Questions
Many do, but not all include it as standard. Confirm whether kitchen removal and disposal is included in your quote.
Yes, if you are confident and your services have been properly isolated by a qualified plumber and electrician. Removing the old kitchen yourself before the fitter arrives can save money.
For an average kitchen, removal typically takes half a day to one full day depending on size and the condition of existing fittings.
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