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Brandon, DH7
Under £250
Install a existing worktop into a kitchen to act as a breakfast bar
College, DL3
Under £500
To fit new units in kitchen. Units already on site. Fit work tops and cut and fit sink
Craghead, DH9
Under £2,000
IKEA KITCHEN REFURBISHMENT
To replace:
2 x worktops
1 x sink and tap
1 x base drawer unit
2 x base unit doors
1 x extractor fan (filter)
2 x walls splash back tiles
To install:
1 x oven base unit
1 x oven
1 x hob
3 x wall unit
Consett North, DH8
Under £4,000
Would like a new kitchen not to expensive but not cheap please.
Langley Park, DH7
Under £2,000
I need a new kitchen with hob, tilinng done and fitted
Haughton North, DL1
Under £1,000
renew kitchen tiles and worktops
Horden North, SR8
Under £1,000
cutting and fitting of quartz worktops
Browney, DH7
Under £500
we have from single, sink, oven,units from ikea to fit as well as a couple of laminate worktops.
small kitchen area
Pierremont, DL3
Under £500
Possibly a complete kitchen refurbishment I am looking for free quotes
Lanchester, DH7
Under £250
To remove existing astracast sink from granite worktop after disconnecting plumbing and taps. Install a replacement sink to existing granite worktop , re plumb and re fix in tap. Quotes requested by email in the first instance please
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