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St Nicholas, HR4
Under £2,000
I need 1 new freestanding worksurface so there is space underneath for tumble dryer and cupboards hanging above on the wall. I may need 1 current hanging cupboard removed and a new corner unit put in its place dependent on price.
Winforton, HR3
Under £250
Fit oak kitchen worktop in small cottage kitchen: single joint, cut hole for hob and sink, cut to reduce width (1m approx length)
Three Elms, HR4
Under £1,000
Removal of old units and tiles, re plaster Walls, install new kitchen units.
Belmont, HR2
Under £500
Shaker Kitchen. Not to large but of modest size. Will require the following to be completed. Installation of cabinets and worksurface, installation and gas hob. Similar layout as previous kitchen.
Old kitchen will be removed before commencement of work.
All new kitchen cabient to be built. (However this can be discussed prior to quote as I have had several kitchen installed before and the previous workmen prefered to put the caients together them selves).
Allensmore, HR2
Under £250
Worktops are solid wood beech, small kitchen, worktop total length ~ 2.5m-3m on three walls. Sink and hob fitting into work top
Aylestone, HR1
Under £250
Fit 4 x 3 metre worktops including cutting out space for gas hob and sink unit
Whitney on Wye, HR3
I'm not sure
looking for shaker style kitchen - supply and fit
St Martins and Hinton, HR2
Under £1,000
A B&Q kitchen to be fitted removing the old one. just a small kichen.
Winnal, HR2
Under £4,000
rip out old kitchen and install new
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