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In a similar situation. My plan is: Get someone like Wickes in to do a plan (free). Spend the money on units and worktop (from wherever, maybe Wickes maybe not). Fit the actual units myself, with help. Tiling or splashback myself. Spend last bit of money on tradesman to move electrics/gas to where it needs to be.
I'm expecting that to come in under four grand.
There is places like http://www.theusedkitchencompany.com/product-category/kitchens-for-sale/ for showroom/second-hand kitchens.
Hairingtons
Morning kids. I got great advice on how to sort out my shower when I posted here last, so I'm hoping to get the same sort of advice for my kitchen.
I moved in a year ago and the place had clearly been let out to uncaring tenants for many years - caked in grease, hadn't been updated since the 80s, rat shit everywhere. Anyway we cleaned it up and got it functional but we really need to tear everything out and start again, from cupboards to tiling, the lot.
I'm on a very limited budget - I could probably chuck another four grand on my credit card but not much more. Do you guys have any ideas how I can do this?