Kitchen renovations

Cabinetry, benchtops, splashbacks, plumbing, electrical and flooring, all coordinated by one team so you are not the project manager.

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What a kitchen renovation involves

A kitchen touches more trades than almost any other room. Cabinetry, benchtop, splashback, plumbing, electrical, plastering, painting and flooring all have to land in the right order. We plan the sequence, book the trades, and carry the coordination ourselves.

  • Strip-out of the old kitchen and disposal
  • Cabinetry supply and installation
  • Benchtop supply and installation, arranged and carried in our quote
  • Splashback, tiled or glass
  • Plumbing for the sink, tap and dishwasher
  • Electrical for power, lighting and appliances
  • Plastering, painting and floor covering
  • Appliance installation and final connection

What a kitchen costs

Kitchen prices move a long way depending on the size of the run and the finish level, so we publish bands rather than one number. All figures inc GST.

Kitchen size Budget finish Mid finish Premium finish
Small, under 8 lineal metres $5,400 to $14,400 $7,900 to $20,100 $16,500 to $31,700
Medium, 8 to 12 lineal metres $7,500 to $19,400 $10,900 to $27,200 $23,200 to $42,700
Large, over 12 lineal metres $10,600 to $26,700 $15,500 to $37,900 $34,200 to $63,000

A medium mid-range kitchen typically lands around $19,000. The bands are wide because the market's own bands are wide: the low end is the cheapest plausible version of the job and the high end the dearest. Your quote is a fixed figure, not a band.

Choosing a finish level

Budget

Laminate doors and benchtop, tiled splashback, standard hardware. A big lift on a tired kitchen without a big spend.

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Mid

Better door finishes, a stone or reconstituted benchtop, soft-close hardware. Where most of our kitchens land.

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Premium

Custom cabinetry, porcelain or natural stone with waterfall ends and mitred edges, glass splashback.

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A note on engineered stone

Engineered stone benchtops were banned in Australia from 1 July 2024 because of the silicosis risk to the people who cut them. We fit porcelain, natural stone, or reconstituted products that comply. If you have been quoted engineered stone by someone else, that is worth a second look.

Common questions

How long will I be without a kitchen?

Usually two to three weeks from strip-out to working kitchen, with the benchtop template and fabrication being the part that sets the timeline. We give you the dates with your quote.

Can I supply my own appliances?

Yes, and most people do. We install and connect them. If you would rather we supplied them, we can price that too.

Can you remove a wall to open the kitchen up?

Often yes. If it is load bearing it needs engineering and a beam, which we price as its own line. We work out which it is before quoting.

Do you do the plumbing and electrical too?

The plumbing is ours. Electrical is done by our licensed electrician as part of the same job, so it is still one contract and one point of contact.

What if my kitchen is an odd shape?

That is normal. The lineal metre bands above are a guide for pricing. Your quote is built from the actual measurements after a site visit.

Get your kitchen priced

Send through a photo of your kitchen and rough measurements. We will come out and give you a fixed price in writing.