Website prices are guide prices until the scope, photos, access and timing are confirmed.
Renovation
Kitchen renovation in London
Kitchen renovations typically cost £5,000-£25,000+ after survey. Pricing depends on cabinets, worktops, plumbing, electrics, appliances, splashbacks and access.
ServiceKitchen renovation
LocationLondon and surrounding areas
Pricingtypically £5,000-£25,000+ after survey
BookingOnline, WhatsApp or phone
Why this matters
Kitchen renovation depends on measured layout, services and delivery sequence.
Kitchen renovation needs measured planning, cabinets, worktops, electrics, plumbing, appliances, splashbacks and sequencing so the home is not disrupted unnecessarily.
Kitchens are operational rooms. The best result comes from planning decisions before demolition: services, appliance positions, storage, lighting and worktop details. Perfect Living handles this as a managed service: useful details are collected first, the work is routed properly, the scope is confirmed and the client stays focused on the decision that matters.
Before you book, send: Confirm appliance modelsChoose worktop and splashback materialsPlan temporary cooking arrangementsCheck delivery dates before booking trades
Best for
When to book kitchen renovation.
Kitchen refreshWorktopsCabinetsSplashbacksRental upgrades
What is included
- Survey-led scope
- Installation plan
- Trade coordination
- Finish review
- Quote control
Large project
How this service is normally priced and routed.
Large projects need survey, measurements, specification, access review and sometimes drawings, Building Control, structural input or multiple trades before fixed pricing is responsible.
Final pricing depends on photos, access, condition, materials, urgency and inspection where required.
Send the layout, photos, target finish and whether you already have supplier drawings.
Expert diagnosis
What we check before the job is confirmed.
Good property service starts before anyone arrives. The brief needs enough detail to send the right person, allow realistic pricing and avoid wasted visits.
We check Why it matters
Existing layout and desired layout Existing layout and desired layout defines the outcome expected from the visit, so the service desk can route the right specialist instead of guessing.
Appliances and worktop choice Appliances and worktop choice helps avoid incompatible parts, repeat visits and delays caused by buying or bringing the wrong item.
Plumbing and electrical changes Plumbing and electrical changes helps identify risk before attendance, especially where access, safety or hidden defects could change the job.
Whether the property remains occupied Whether the property remains occupied gives the client and specialist the same brief, reducing disputes about what was included.
Pricing and timing
Realistic expectations before you book.
A light refresh may take 1-2 weeks. Fuller kitchen renovations often take 3-8+ weeks including ordering, preparation, installation and finishing.
- Cabinet and worktop specification
- Service relocations
- Flooring and decorating
- Number of trades and project duration
Send the layout, photos, target finish and whether you already have supplier drawings.
Scope boundaries
What is not included automatically, and when inspection is the right first step.
- Kitchen supply, appliance purchase or worktop templating unless agreed
- Gas work, structural changes or major electrical upgrades unless correctly scoped
- Delays caused by late deliveries or incorrect client-supplied items
Survey is needed for kitchen renovation where measurements, services, worktops, appliances, walls, flooring and delivery sequence affect the price and programme.
Typical problems
Common mistakes that make kitchen renovation more expensive.
Kitchen units should be ordered after final measurements because wall angles, service positions and appliance sizes change the layout.
Sockets and lighting need planning before cabinets and worktops are fixed because later changes damage finished areas.
Extraction affects moisture, smells and Building Control expectations, especially when cooking is moved or upgraded.
Worktop templating should happen after units are level and fixed; booking it too early creates wrong cuts and delays.
Process
A managed route from enquiry to completion.
01 Share goals
02 Survey the kitchen
03 Confirm materials
04 Coordinate specialists
05 Check completion
Book or learn first
Not every client is ready to book immediately. That is fine.
Ready now Book kitchen renovation Best when the job is urgent, access is clear, or the property needs action this week. Regular client See membership Better for landlords, hosts and homeowners who expect to use property services more than once. Planning stage Read practical guides Useful if you want to understand materials, budget, preparation or whether to do part of it yourself.
Can I do this myself?
DIY is sensible only when risk, tools and time are under control.
Some preparation can be done by a homeowner: taking photos, clearing access, checking manuals, measuring areas or buying materials after advice. Work involving water damage, electrics, structural risk, working at height, gas, tenant disputes or high-value finishes should be handled professionally.
Perfect Living guarantee
Clear scope, clean communication and an accountable route.
The kitchen should be functional, aligned, serviceable and finished cleanly around appliances, worktops and splashbacks. We cannot promise that every property will be simple. We can promise a clearer route: written booking details, practical triage, price guidance, insurance-backed confidence and a desk you can return to instead of starting from zero each time.
Questions
Common questions about kitchen renovation.
How much does a kitchen renovation cost in London?
Kitchen renovation typically costs £5,000-£25,000+ after survey. Cabinets, worktops, appliances, plumbing and electrics affect the range.
Do kitchen renovations need plumbing and electrical planning?
Yes. Sink, appliance, socket, lighting, extraction and isolation positions should be planned before cabinets and worktops are fixed.
