Kitchen Renovation Quote Check
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Kitchen quotes range from a few thousand pounds for doors and a worktop swap to tens of thousands for a full renovation with structural and electrical work. Before you agree a figure, check it against typical 2026 UK trade prices for your kitchen size and finish level, free and in seconds.
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Answer a few quick questions and see how your quote compares to typical 2026 UK trade prices for your region — in seconds.
CHECK MY KITCHEN QUOTE FREETypical Kitchen prices in the UK (2026)
Typical 2026 UK kitchen renovation costs, by size and finish level:
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Small kitchen, budget finish | £9,200 – £13,800 |
| Medium kitchen, mid-range finish | £24,150 – £40,250 |
| Large kitchen, premium finish | £63,250 – £101,200 |
| Doors, drawer fronts & worktop only (any size, mid-range) | £1,800 – £6,500 |
A doors-and-worktop swap that keeps your existing cabinet carcasses is dramatically cheaper than a full renovation — but confirm your existing hinge positions and cabinet condition are actually suitable before assuming that route works for you. Indicative estimate only, based on published 2026 UK trade-price data — actual prices vary by exact specification, materials, labour, access, property condition and region.
What affects your Kitchen price
- Kitchen size (m²) and finish tier — budget, mid-range or premium units and worktops
- Scope — a straight replacement in the same layout costs far less than a renovation with layout or structural changes
- How much electrical and plumbing work is involved in moving from the old kitchen to the new one
- Worktop material and fitting — templating, and any sink or hob cut-outs
- Tiling, splashback, flooring and making good once the old kitchen is stripped out
- What's actually specified for each of these versus assumed — which is where two quotes for 'the same kitchen' end up thousands apart
Two quotes for what looks like the same kitchen can differ by thousands once you look closely at what's actually included in each one — that's exactly what the full check is built to unpick for your job.
Before you agree to spend thousands…
The full £1.99 Quote Protection Check runs through your specific kitchen quote line by line, including:
- Whether the quote actually covers everything your kitchen needs, or whether the real total is likely to land higher once work starts
- What to ask before you sign, so you're not the one who discovers a gap halfway through the fit
- What you're entitled to — and what to check — before any money changes hands
Think of it like insurance on a purchase you can't take back: a kitchen renovation is one of the biggest single cheques most homeowners write. £1.99 to make sure you're not missing something is a lot cheaper than finding out afterwards.
GET MY FULL KITCHEN CHECK — £1.99Kitchen quote FAQs
How much does a kitchen renovation cost in the UK in 2026?
A small budget kitchen typically starts around £9,000–£14,000, a medium mid-range renovation runs roughly £24,000–£40,000, and a large premium renovation can exceed £100,000. A doors-and-worktop-only refresh is far cheaper, often £1,800–£6,500.
Is a doors-and-worktop swap cheaper than a full renovation?
Yes, significantly — because it keeps your existing cabinet carcasses. It only works well if your existing hinge positions and cabinet condition suit new doors, so it's worth confirming that with the installer before committing.
What electrical and plumbing work is usually included in a kitchen quote?
It varies a lot between installers, and it's one of the most common places kitchen quotes end up costing more than expected once work is underway. Confirming exactly what's included — and what isn't — before you agree a price is exactly what the £1.99 Kitchen Quote Protection Check is built to walk you through.
What's included in the £1.99 Kitchen Quote Protection Check?
Seven sections built around your specific kitchen job: the exact spec question to ask, a suitability check for your kitchen's size and use, what should be included versus billed as extra, warranty guidance, installer checks, and payment protection guidance.
What if I've already been given a quote and I'm worried about paying a large deposit?
You're not alone — a lot of people only start questioning a quote after they've already been asked for money upfront, which is the hardest time to do anything about it. If you haven't paid a large deposit yet, that's the best time to check both the price and the payment terms. Our £1.99 report covers the payment and consumer-protection points specific to kitchen work, so you know what to look out for before you commit any more money.