Kitchens in about five weeks
The average kitchen is done in 5 weeks, strip-out to first meal, with joinery, electrics, plastering and tiling run by one manager.
Kitchens · lofts · extensions
Fourteen years of kitchens, lofts and extensions across Leeds and Harrogate, about 60 a year, each with one price that doesn’t move and a manager you can ring.
Since 2012Leeds & HarrogateFixed-price only
The numbers
Counted from our own job ledger and our public Google reviews, not from a brochure.
94%
of jobs finished on the agreed date, the one written down before work started
5 wks
the average kitchen, from strip-out to the first meal cooked in it
4.9 / 5
on Google, from 180 reviews by homeowners in Leeds and Harrogate
What we do
The average kitchen is done in 5 weeks, strip-out to first meal, with joinery, electrics, plastering and tiling run by one manager.
Dormer or roof-window rooms, a staircase that fits the landing, and the drawings and building control handled for you.
Single-storey kitchen-diners and garden rooms, with one written price agreed before any ground is broken.
Recent work
2025 2026

Your project manager
Every job gets a named project manager before it starts. They write the price, book the trades, walk the site with you each week and sign the job off. One number to ring, not a different trade each day.
We measure up, talk through what you want and what the house allows, and name your project manager.
Every line itemised. The number you sign is the number you pay; if you change the plan, you get a new line, not a surprise.
Trades booked back to back by your manager, a site walk with you each week, the finish date in writing first.
You walk the finished room with your manager, list anything that isn’t right, and we fix it before the last invoice.

4.9 on Google from 180 reviews, every one a real job in Leeds or Harrogate. Read them before you ring us: we’d rather you knew what to expect from week one.
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A reply from the project manager who’d run your job, usually within two working days.