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Kitchen Fitting and Refurbishment in Swansea

 
Oak kitchen cabinets with dark worktops

Daffodil Carpentry connects you with local kitchen fitters in Swansea. Replace the whole kitchen, update selected parts, or refresh the room around it.

For a full replacement, the team handles:

  • Removal. Taking out and disposing of your old kitchen
  • Specialist trades. Arranging plumbing and electrical work
  • Fitting. Installing your cabinets and worktops
  • Finishing. Painting and completing the room

You can provide your own kitchen or ask the team to recommend one. The team coordinates the agreed work for you.

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Clare Mackay
5 months ago
Rob came out to repair my wardrobes. He was efficient and quick. I highly recommend this company for a quality workmanship . Many thanks Mary McGinty
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James Holland-Hart
6 months ago
Door planing went well - came to check quickly, few days to wait, very fast job.
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Debbie Morgan
7 months ago
Really pleased with the carpentry work undertaken to renovate and install a range of doors and shelving. Good workmanship. The team was happy to undertake all of our jobs and all done well to time and budget. Happy to recommend.
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Hugh Lansdown
7 months ago
Daffodil carpentry did a great job of fixing my falling down balcony. Quick and efficient, turned up when they said they would and cleared everything up afterwards. I'll use them again.
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James Jones
9 months ago
I can not praise enough just how good Rob and is team where. I just bought a house which need a number of things doing. I thought I would have to hire different people to do the jobs. But when I explaining to Rob what I was doing he organised different trades men to do the work while he was there. And every aspect of all the jobs was carried out perfectly. Thanks to all that helped.

Your options

Kitchen fitting services in Swansea

Choose the amount of work your kitchen needs. The team can help with a complete replacement or a smaller update.

Oak kitchen cabinets with dark worktops

Full kitchen replacement

Choose a full replacement for new cabinets and worktops, or a different layout. The team removes the old kitchen, prepares the room and fits the new one.

The team arranges plumbing, electrics and decorating around the fitting. You can keep the current layout or change it.

Think about what needs to work better, from storage to everyday cooking space.

AI-generated illustration of pale shaker doors and an oak kitchen worktop

Partial kitchen refurbishment

You may not need a whole new kitchen. Keep cabinets that are in good condition and replace the parts that need updating, such as selected units or a worktop.

The team checks what can stay and how the new parts will fit, then plans the fitting and finishing around them.

AI-generated illustration of painted kitchen walls, white skirting and wood-effect flooring

Kitchen decorating and flooring

If your cabinets and layout work well, refresh the room around them. Painting the walls and ceiling can be a separate update or part of the fitting project.

A new floor can be part of the project too. See the wood flooring fitting service. The team checks what suits the room and arranges the work.

Planned together

One team to coordinate your kitchen work

You get one quote and one timeline for the agreed kitchen work. The team plans the stages and keeps you informed.

You do not have to organise separate trades. The project can bring together:

  • Carpentry. Fitting your cabinets, worktops and finishing pieces.
  • Plumbing. Arranging the pipework and final connections.
  • Electrics. Coordinating sockets, lighting and appliance connections.
  • Decorating. Completing the agreed wall and ceiling finish.

The team arranges each trade around the fitting, so the work follows one agreed plan.

Timber worktop held with clamps during fitting

Start planning your new kitchen

Talk through what you want to keep and what you want to change.

Full installation

Full kitchen installation process

For a full replacement, planning comes before removal. A partial update uses only the stages your kitchen needs.

1. Plan the layout and choose your kitchen

The team helps plan the fitting around your layout and chosen kitchen. More drawers, usable corners or extra worktop space may improve daily use.

For a small or awkward kitchen, the team measures the available space and checks how the units will fit. Standard units come in set sizes. The team checks cabinet sizes, appliance openings and door clearance against the room.

Compare door and worktop samples in your kitchen light. Laminate offers wood and stone effects; timber has a natural grain and needs ongoing care.

2. Remove the old kitchen and prepare the room

The team removes the old kitchen and arranges its disposal. Uneven or damaged surfaces may need attention before the new units are fitted.

AI-generated kitchen concept sketch with cabinets, worktop, sink and window

Full installation

Prepare the services and fit the kitchen

3. Prepare plumbing and electrics

Changes to pipes and wiring happen before cabinets cover them. The team agrees appliance positions, sockets and lighting with you before fitting.

Keeping the sink and appliances in place can reduce these changes. Final connections follow when the cabinets, worktops and appliances are ready.

4. Fit the cabinets and worktops

The fitters check cabinet levels, fixings and door alignment. Panels, plinths and handles complete the cabinet finish.

Worktop joints and cut-outs need to match the sink, hob and cabinet positions. Some surfaces, including quartz, are measured after the base units are fixed.

Those worktops are prepared to the measurements and fitted on a later visit.

Timber worktop held with clamps during fitting

Full installation

Complete the room finish

5. Decorate and finish the room

The decorators complete the room around your new kitchen. Choose colours alongside your cabinet and worktop samples.

The agreed finishing work can include:

  • Walls and ceiling. Complete the painted finish around the new kitchen.
  • Final touch-ups. Tidy the paint finish around fitted units and worktops.
  • Flooring. Coordinate any agreed floor fitting with the final decorating.

Some preparation happens earlier, with final painting after fitting. The team plans the sequence around your room.

AI-generated illustration of painted kitchen walls, white skirting and wood-effect flooring

Before fitting

Plan around a kitchen that is temporarily out of use

Cooking and washing up

Discuss when the sink and appliances will be unavailable. Plan an alternative for meals and washing up during those stages.

Access through your home

Empty the cupboards and clear the carrying route. Mention stairs, narrow doorways or shared access before the work is booked.

A complete delivery

Check the new kitchen against the order, including finishing pieces. Missing cabinets or fittings can interrupt the work.

Your quote

What affects your kitchen fitting or refurbishment quote?

The quote depends on what you are changing and the work needed to complete it. The main factors are:

  • Size and layout. More units, corners and changes to appliance positions add work.
  • Products and assembly. Flat-pack units, drawers and internal fittings add different tasks.
  • Worktops. Material, joints and cut-outs affect fitting and any extra appointments.
  • Preparation and access. Damaged surfaces, service changes and carrying routes affect the job.
  • Removal and finishing. Allow for disposal, flooring and the decorating you want included.

For a partial update, make clear which parts stay and which need replacing. If you buy your own kitchen, allow for both the order cost and fitting.

Contact Daffodil Carpentry about kitchen fitting in Swansea to get a quote for the work you need.

Kitchen layout illustration showing an L-shaped worktop, sink, hob and dimension lines

Getting started

Get your kitchen quote in four steps

1. Contact the local team

Call 01792 949 970 or leave your contact details in the form. When you speak, explain what you want to change and what you have yet to choose.

2. Arrange a property visit

The friendly local team visits your home to see the kitchen. Talk through the details and what you need from the room.

3. Review your kitchen quote

The quote sets out your agreed work and a clear timeline. Talk through the details before you decide to go ahead.

4. Agree the booking

Settle the work and fitting date with the team. It coordinates the agreed project, with a run-through of the finished kitchen.

Ready to take the next step with your kitchen?

Call now or leave your details to arrange a conversation with the local team.

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