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Complete kitchen renovations

From strip-out to the finished room.

Fitting units is one thing. Transforming the whole room is another. When we say start to finish, we mean it: the old kitchen out, walls taken down if you want the space opened up, electrics and plumbing altered, walls plastered, the new kitchen built and the floor down. One team, one point of contact.

Cream shaker kitchen with grey quartz worktops after a full renovation in Halewood
Done from start to finish, Halewood

Wall removals

Walls out, space in.

Taking a wall out is often what turns a cramped kitchen into the room you actually want. We take on wall removals as part of the job, load-bearing walls included, with steels put in: kitchens opened into the room next door, and bathrooms widened to fit a separate shower and bath.

Island with breakfast-bar seating, a downdraft hob and three pendant lights in the open-plan kitchen
The two rooms opened into one and stripped back

Rainhill: the load-bearing wall out and steels in, then the new kitchen. Drag the handle to compare. See the whole job

01 Before and after

Bare brick, then this.

A Liverpool kitchen stripped right back and rebuilt with white handleless units and black laminate tops. Same room, same doorway. Drag the handle to compare.

Finished white handleless kitchen with black laminate worktops and a grey and black mosaic splashback
Kitchen stripped back to bare brick walls and floor, with old services exposed
White handleless · Solid black laminate See every photo of this job

02 What a renovation includes

Every stage, one team.

Every job is different. These are the stages we take on.

  • Strip-out and disposalThe old kitchen, and the tiles if they’re going, removed and taken away.
  • Wall removalsWalls taken down to open up a kitchen-diner or knock two rooms into one, including load-bearing walls with steels put in, so the new kitchen gets the space it deserves.
  • First-fix electricsNew circuits and sockets run where the new layout needs them.
  • Plumbing alterationsSupplies and waste moved to suit the new layout. On one Liverpool job we moved the stop tap.
  • PlasteringWalls skimmed or fully plastered, so the new kitchen goes onto a proper finish.
  • New kitchen installedUnits built, worktops fitted, appliances connected.
  • Second-fix electricsSockets, lighting and appliances connected.
  • FlooringLVT laid by us, or we work round your own flooring company.

03 On site

“Not bad for a day’s work.”

A Liverpool kitchen in two posts a day apart: stripped out with first-fix electrics in and the stop tap moved, then the new kitchen in by the end of the first install day.

  1. Kitchen stripped back with first-fix electrics run along the walls and a panelled ceiling with downlights Strip-out 01
  2. Stripped kitchen wall with first-fix cables and a patched opening Strip-out 02
  3. White high-gloss handleless units and tall housing installed on day one, with black worktops Install day 03
  4. White gloss kitchen run on install day, seen down the length of the room Install day 04

04 Fitting or renovating?

Not sure which you need?

If the room’s in good shape and the layout works, fitting may be all you need. If you’re changing the layout or the room needs work, a full renovation covers it all.

What’s included in kitchen fitting compared with a full renovation
Included Kitchen fitting Full renovation
Old kitchen removed and disposed of
Units built and fitted, worktops cut and fitted
Upstands, splashbacks or tek wall
Walls removed to open up the room –
Electrics and plumbing altered for a new layout –
Walls plastered or skimmed –
Flooring laid –

05 / Examples

Renovations we’ve done.

All renovations

Reviews

Bigger jobs, happy customers.

5.0 from 22 Google reviews
Move internal wall & fit new kitchen units

“The job was more complicated than initially thought but Peter and his team overcame all the obstacles. The builder Shawn was fantastic and his lads were pleasant and friendly, also very courteous by cleaning up after the day’s work and making sure to keep us informed of the goings on. Peter and his team were fantastic and fast working with getting everything installed, we didn’t need to think about anything as it was all covered. Overall it was a longer job than we thought but I would highly recommend Peter and Shawn to do any work or installations.”

Andrew, Runcorn July 2026 MyBuilder (opens in a new tab)
Full kitchen refit

“Had a full kitchen refit in January 2025 by Peter and his team. Despite the freezing temperatures and snow/ice, Peter ensured the work continued and was completed on schedule (for which I am extremely grateful). Professional and courteous throughout, accommodating all my requests/requirements and worked efficiently. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend their services. Absolutely love the new kitchen!”

Sarah W. January 2026 MyBuilder (opens in a new tab)
Full kitchen refurb

“Couldn’t be happier with the service and the finished kitchen! Everything was done with great care and professionalism, and the end result looks amazing. Peter is friendly, reliable, and clearly takes pride in his work. Highly recommend to anyone wanting a top-quality kitchen fitting!”

Suzanne R. January 2026 MyBuilder (opens in a new tab)

06 How it works

Straightforward, from first call to finished.

Send Peter a WhatsApp. No showroom, no sales team, just a straight conversation about your kitchen.

  1. STEP 01

    Get in touch

    Send Peter a WhatsApp. Tell him roughly what you’re after, whether you’ve already bought the kitchen, and add a few photos of the room.

  2. STEP 02

    Talk it through

    We discuss the job properly: the layout, the units, what the room needs and what you’d like us to take on.

  3. STEP 03

    Supply, or fit only

    We supply your kitchen, or fit the one you’ve bought. Either way you’ll know what’s included before we start.

  4. STEP 04

    Fitting or renovation

    Old kitchen out if needed, electrics, plumbing and plastering done, then units built, worktops fitted and everything connected.

  5. STEP 05

    The finished room

    Sealed up, cleaned up and handed back. That new kitchen feeling.

Good questions to ask

Do I need to arrange the other trades myself?

No. On a full renovation we look after the whole room, with every aspect from electrics to plumbing completed by us. You have one point of contact from strip-out to finish.

Can you lay the floor as well?

Yes. We’ve laid LVT flooring as part of a full refurbishment. If you’d rather use your own flooring company, we’ll plan the installation around them.

Can you knock a wall through?

Yes, including load-bearing walls. Wall removals are one of the jobs we take on, whether it’s opening a kitchen into the dining room or knocking two rooms into one. On our Rainhill job the load-bearing wall came out and steels went in. Send Peter a photo of the wall on WhatsApp and he’ll tell you what’s involved.

Can you change the layout?

Often, yes. Moving the sink, hob or appliances usually means altering electrics and plumbing, which we can do as part of the renovation. Talk it through with Peter and he’ll tell you what’s involved.

Make your ideas a reality

Planning a bigger project? Talk it through with Peter.

Send Peter a WhatsApp for a free, no-obligation quote. A few photos of the room help. We cover St Helens, Liverpool and the surrounding areas.

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