• These are the labour costs (looks like it's ex-VAT which I'd not factored)

    Existing kitchen base units and worktop removed £264.

    • Existing tile splash back removed £118.
    • Ceiling boarded over with new plasterboards £382.
    • Ceiling and wall section (where the fridge was and splash back section)
      plastered £567.
    • Water supply and waste pipe for the washing machine and tap/sink
      adjusted to adapt new position £764.
    • Existing water heater repositioned and replaced with new (including
      rerouting the pipes; instant under sink water heater to be supplied by the
      client) PC SUM £466.
    • Ducting for kitchen extractor fan supplied and installed £362.
    • 1no socket plate replaced with new (electrical fittings to be supplied by
      the client) £15.
    • 1no kitchen extractor fan fuse spur 1 st and 2 nd fix (electrical fittings to be
      supplied by the client) £196.
    • 2no existing kitchen ceiling lights replaced with new (electrical fittings to
      be supplied by the client £54.
    • New kitchen base units and laminated/wooden worktop installed (new
      base kitchen units and associated accessories to be supplied by the
      client) £1,289.
    • Storage front remodelled as necessary - TBC
    • Wall section between wall and base units lined with new splash back
      board (splash back board and finish trims to be supplied by the client)
      £373.
    • Washing machine and freestanding electric cooker/oven and extractor
      fan installed and connected (appliances and associated accessories to
      be supplied by the client) £246.
      Ceiling and walls and woodwork prepared and painted (white finish;
      paint to be supplied by the client £1,089.
    • Licensed waste disposal £330.
      Total: £6,515

    Optional:

    • Existing kitchen wall units removed £185.
    • New kitchen wall units installed (new kitchen wall units and associated
      accessories to be supplied by the client) £766.
      Total: £951

    All above prices are subject to VAT at current UK rate.

  • I have no idea what it costs to do but it's annoying I've watched my old man do it for nothing (he has some plumbing tools though) and here you need to involve Thames "We don't know where you live" Water if you need to move a meter. I could probably just isolate the cupboard pipes and remove everything in there myself and save a chunk of work but doing it half DIY and half with the tradies will presumably slow stuff down (and I've not looked to see if it's possible, if there's enough valves to do it).

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