Buying a kitchen in Sunderland usually means choosing between a national showroom that sells you the units and waves goodbye, and a builder who will install a kitchen but not help you choose one. We sit in the middle. We design the layout in your home, supply the kitchen through our trade partners at Howdens, PWS and InHouse, and then install it ourselves, so the person who drew the plan is answerable for how it goes in.
The design visit is where the honest work happens. We measure the room properly, check the floor for level, find the services and talk through how you actually use the kitchen. Sunderland homes range from colliery terraces with a galley kitchen at the back to 1930s semis and newer estates at Doxford Park, and each one takes the units differently. Walls that run out and floors that fall are planned for in the drawing, not discovered on installation day.
Because we supply through trade accounts, you see the ranges a showroom would not necessarily show you, at prices supported by the trade rather than inflated by a showroom sale. The quote you receive is one fixed written price covering the units, the worktops, the installation and the trades, so you can compare it like for like with anything else you are quoted.