Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms carries out full kitchen renovations in Thurrock, from a strip-out and refit to a structural knock-through with steelwork. Our in-house builders, Part P electricians, plumbers and joiners do the work, so one contract covers the whole job and you have a single invoice to deal with.
A typical renovation starts with stripping the room back, then moves through structural alterations, rewiring, replastering, cabinetry and worktops. Where a load-bearing wall comes out, a structural engineer sizes the RSJ steel beam and Thurrock Council building control inspects it. The new kitchen is built on moisture-resistant MDF carcasses with quartz worktops, which stand up to the damp air off the Thames Estuary.
The time on site is 2 to 3 weeks for most kitchens and 3 to 4 weeks where structural work is involved. Allowing for material and product lead times, the full project runs 8 to 14 weeks from order to completion. We have renovated kitchens in Grays, Chafford Hundred, Tilbury, Stanford-le-Hope, Corringham and South Ockendon for 20 years, and every project starts with a fixed, itemised price.
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Taking out an old kitchen starts with careful removal of the existing cabinets, worktops, appliances, and fittings. We deal with the areas affected by the strip-out before the new installation begins, including plumbing and electrical work where needed. This leaves the room ready for its new layout.

Taking a wall out is often what makes room for an island or a kitchen-diner. A structural engineer's calculations set the size of the RSJ steel beam, and we prop the floor above while the wall comes down. Building control inspects the steel before it is boxed in, so the open-plan space is compliant on paper too.

A layout that already works does not need moving. Replacing the cabinets alone gives the room a new look, with painted shaker, handleless or in-frame doors on new carcasses. Storage and hardware are chosen around how you use the kitchen, and our fitters reuse existing plumbing and electrical positions to keep the cost down.

Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms fits Silestone quartz, Dekton, Caesarstone, solid oak and walnut worktops as stand-alone upgrades. Stone tops are digitally templated on your existing cabinets, which gives accurate cuts around the sink, hob and joints. Before ordering, we check the old units are level and strong enough to carry the new surface.

Moving appliances or changing the layout means the wiring has to change with it. Our Part P electricians plan the sockets, lighting, appliance connections and cable routes around your new design, then test and certify the circuits before the walls are closed up.

Chasing in cables and taking out old tiles leaves the walls rough. Before any cabinetry arrives, we repair and skim the affected areas so they are flat and ready for tiling, decoration or units. A level wall also lets the cabinets and worktops sit tight with no gaps to fill.

Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms starts with a site survey of your kitchen, covering the layout, walls, floors, plumbing and electrics. Where a wall is coming out, we arrange the structural engineer's calculations and submit the building control notification to Thurrock Council before work begins.
Our team removes the existing cabinets, worktops, appliances and fittings and clears the waste from site. Redundant pipework and wiring are capped off and made safe, which leaves the room ready for the next stage.
We complete any wall removal and steelwork first, and building control inspects the beam before it is boxed in. Our plumbers and electricians then run the first-fix pipework, cabling, sockets and appliance feeds to match your approved design.
Once first fix is finished, we repair and replaster the walls and give them time to dry. Our joiners then fit the cabinetry, worktops, sink and appliances, followed by tiling and second-fix plumbing and electrics.
We finish with snagging and a full check of the plumbing, electrics, cabinetry and fittings. You walk the completed kitchen with our project manager, and we hand over your electrical certificate and any building control completion certificate at sign-off.
What you pay Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms for a kitchen renovation depends mostly on the scope. A cosmetic refresh of existing units costs far less than a full strip-out and refit, and both sit well below a structural knock-through that needs steelwork.
Our renovations fall into 3 bands, priced here as a guide. Where you land within one depends on the condition of your existing kitchen and how much structural change you want.
Our renovation scope | Guide price range | What is included |
|---|---|---|
Surface and cabinet refresh | £4,000 – £8,000 | Door/drawer replacement, new quartz or laminate worktops, replacement sink and taps, minor plumbing updates |
Full room refurbishment | £9,000 – £18,000 | Complete strip-out, rewiring, replastering, brand new rigid MR-MDF cabinetry, quartz surfaces, integrated appliances |
Structural knock-through and remodel | £18,000 – £35,000+ | Load-bearing wall removal, RSJ steel beam installation, building control sign-off, full electrical rewire, luxury bespoke joinery, large island |
Costs that move a quote up or down within a band:
No online estimate replaces a site visit. Our surveyor inspects your brickwork, pipework and electrical board in person, then we confirm a fixed quotation.
Most of our kitchen renovations take 2 to 3 weeks on site, and projects with structural changes take 3 to 4 weeks. Including material and product lead times, the full project runs 8 to 14 weeks from order to completion.
Your renovation starts with a home survey and consultation, followed by a detailed, itemised quote. From there, Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms handles the design, ordering, strip-out and fitting through to sign-off.
Yes. Our builders, Part P electricians, plumbers and joiners work in-house and hold the accreditations for their trade. We certify the electrical work on your renovation, and Thurrock Council building control inspects any structural work.
Yes. We take on partial renovations such as replacing the doors, worktops or cabinets while keeping your existing layout. These jobs take less time on site and cause less disruption than a full renovation.
Yes. After the survey, we give you a fixed, itemised written quote before any strip-out begins, so there are no mid-project fees or hidden trade add-ons.
Yes. We manage layout alterations and load-bearing wall removals as part of a renovation, including the steelwork and the building control application. These projects take 3 to 4 weeks on site.