Installing a new kitchen can take anything from one to three or four weeks depends on the size of your kitchen, the preparation works required before the start of the installation and that can be extremely disruptive to your normal every day home life

Having a new kitchen is certainly a worthwhile investment that adds value to your property and makes your kitchen the real heart of your home

Tips and Hints

Your kitchen fitter will remove your old kitchen and that means a lot of dirt and dust

Some of the old houses when that process takes place the walls gets exposed and the plaster could be revealed which contribute to a big percentage f the dust created ( my advise is to buy good quality dust sheets and cover as much surfaces as possible starting with covering the door or halls leading to your kitchen, if your hire an experienced kitchen fitter or professional builders they will most luckily follow that advise)

Recycle your old Appliances, why not contact your local council and get some advice on the best way to recycle your old kitchen appliances or ask your kitchen fitter for advise

Pack ahead and make sure you label everything so you can find that tea mug when you really need to have your mooning cup

Know your local fast food stores for a quick lunch or a late dinner

Laundry, remember that your washing machine may be in that kitchen and your works uniform or that lovely dress you need for an important meeting must be washed, so be prepared !!