Kitchen Renovations & Kitchen Fitting Across Ireland
From new doors and worktops to a full kitchen rebuild — designed, installed and finished by one managed team.
A kitchen renovation can combine cabinetry, worktops, appliances, tiling and flooring. The proposed scope should also identify electrical and gas work and the registered contractors responsible where required.
What's included
- Kitchen design & layout planning
- Cabinetry supply & installation (or fit-only)
- Worktops — laminate, quartz, granite, timber
- Appliance installation
- Electrical work assigned to a registered contractor where required
- Gas work assigned to a registered installer where required
- Splashback & floor tiling
- Flooring, painting & finishing
What actually decides the price of a kitchen
The advertised minimum covers a small, straightforward scope. What moves a real kitchen quote above it is rarely the doors you are looking at in the showroom — it is what has to happen behind them.
- Whether the layout moves. Keeping the sink, hob and waste where they are is the single biggest saving; moving them means plumbing, electrical and sometimes gas work by registered contractors.
- Worktop material and the number of joins, cut-outs and returns in the run.
- Cabinetry level — rigid or flat-pack carcasses, door material, soft-close hardware, internal fittings.
- The condition behind the old kitchen: plaster, damp, uneven walls and floors that only appear on strip-out day.
- Appliance specification, and whether anything integrated needs a housing built to suit it.
- Removal and disposal of the old kitchen, and making good the floor and walls it leaves behind.
Worktops: laminate, quartz, granite or timber
The worktop is the surface you touch every day and usually the biggest single line in the quote after the units.
- Laminate — the lowest cost, cut and fitted on site the same week, and now convincing in stone and timber finishes. Its weak point is water at the joins and around the sink cut-out.
- Quartz — engineered, non-porous and consistent in pattern, so it needs no sealing. It is templated after the units are installed and fabricated off site.
- Granite — natural stone, every slab different, very heat-tolerant, and it needs periodic sealing. Same templating sequence as quartz.
- Solid timber — warm and repairable by sanding, but it moves with humidity and needs oiling, so it is a poor match for a busy sink run unless you will maintain it.
Full rebuild, fit-only, or doors and worktops
Not every kitchen needs replacing. Where the carcasses are sound, square and the layout works, replacing the doors, handles and worktop transforms the room for a fraction of the cost and a fraction of the downtime.
We also fit kitchens supplied by someone else. Send the supplier's drawings, the unit list and the delivery date with your enquiry: the room dimensions and service positions are checked against that plan before the surrounding work is agreed, because a supplier's plan is drawn from the measurements it was given, not from the room.
How long you are without a kitchen
The programme depends on the scope, and the honest answer is that the room is unusable from strip-out until the worktop is on. With a laminate worktop that gap is short. With quartz or granite, the template can only be taken once the units are installed, and the slab is then fabricated off site — so plan for a period with the units in and no working surface.
Tell us at survey stage if you need a temporary cooking and washing-up arrangement, and the sequence is planned around it. Your dates are confirmed in the written scope rather than promised over the phone.
Minimum price and scope
See the genuine entry price first, then get a written figure for the actual work.
Minimum advertised price
From €2,999
The advertised ‘from’ price is the minimum for a small, straightforward scope. It is not a typical price for a full renovation. The final written quote depends on measurements, preparation, materials, access and the agreed specification.
Read the independent planning cost guide →Our process
Enquiry & survey
Send the room dimensions, what you want to change and your Eircode. The survey records the existing layout, unit sizes and where the water, waste, gas and electrical services actually run.
Design & layout
Sink, hob, fridge and worktop runs are placed so the room works when several people are in it. Storage, appliance list, sockets and lighting are agreed on a drawing before anything is ordered.
Cabinetry, worktop & finishes chosen
Carcasses and doors, worktop material, splashback, flooring and handles are selected together, so the delivery dates and the installation sequence can be planned around the long-lead items.
Strip-out & first fix
The old kitchen comes out and is taken away, walls and floor are prepared, and any plumbing moves are made. Electrical and gas alterations are carried out by registered contractors.
Install & worktop templating
Carcasses are levelled and fixed, doors hung and aligned. Laminate worktops are cut and fitted on site; stone and quartz are templated once the units are in and fabricated off site, which adds a gap before they land.
Appliances, tiling & handover
Appliances connected by the trade responsible for them, splashback tiled, junctions sealed, then a snag walk-through, clean-down and handover of the agreed documentation.
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Reviews mentioning kitchen renovations
“Had my kitchen and bathroom tiled by WEPRO Renovations in Tralee and it has made the world of difference!”
Customer message“Just had my kitchen splashback and floor tiling done by WEPRO Renovations in Tralee. Quick, tidy, and fairly priced. The lads were on time, and the finish is perfect. Highly recommend.”
“WEPRO Renovations did our kitchen in Cork, and I have to say they were brilliant. No hidden costs, no messing about with time; the lads turned up every morning and just got on with it. The tiling is spot on, and they even fixed a wonky cabinet the previous crowd left. Delighted with the result. Five stars.”
“WEPRO did my kitchen floor and splashback in Limerick. Super quick and tidy. Love the finish, it looks class. I would use them again for sure. Five stars. 😊”
Customer message“The kitchen job in Dublin 8 — honestly, I was dreading it, but your lads were brilliant. They turned up on time, worked away with no mess, and cleaned up after themselves every single day. The place was spotless. Thanks a million for sorting everything; you took all the stress out of it.”
Customer message“WEPRO did our kitchen floor and splashback in Dublin. Quick, clean and a fair price. The crew were friendly and the finish is mint. We would use them again for sure.”
Frequently asked questions
Prices start from €2,999. The advertised ‘from’ price is the minimum for a small, straightforward scope. It is not a typical price for a full renovation. The final written quote depends on measurements, preparation, materials, access and the agreed specification.
The programme depends on the agreed scope, drying times, material lead times and any work discovered after strip-out. The expected sequence and timing should be confirmed in the written project scope before work begins.
Electrical and gas work must be assigned to appropriately registered contractors where required. Ask for the responsible contractor details and any applicable completion documents to be identified in the written scope.
Include the supplier drawings, product list and delivery plan in the enquiry. The room dimensions, service positions and installation requirements need to be checked before the surrounding works are agreed.
Yes, where the carcasses are sound and square and the layout already works. Replacing doors, handles and the worktop changes the room for a fraction of the cost of a full rebuild and takes the kitchen out of use for far less time. The survey confirms whether the existing units are worth keeping.
Mostly what happens behind the doors: whether the sink, hob and waste move, the worktop material and the number of joins and cut-outs, the cabinetry specification, the condition of the walls and floor behind the old kitchen, and the removal and disposal of what comes out. The written quote sets out what is included and what is excluded.
From strip-out until the worktop is on. A laminate worktop is cut and fitted on site, so that gap is short. Quartz and granite are templated only after the units are installed and are then fabricated off site, so there is a period with the units in and no working surface. Say at survey stage if you need a temporary cooking and washing-up arrangement and the sequence is planned around it.
Laminate is the lowest cost and the quickest to fit, but it is vulnerable to water at the joins. Quartz is non-porous and needs no sealing. Granite is natural stone, very heat-tolerant and needs periodic sealing. Solid timber is warm and repairable but moves with humidity and needs oiling. The choice is agreed before templating, since it changes both the price and the programme.
Need a layout and materials plan first?
Add design support before your renovation: a concept pack, itemised materials schedule or an agreed programme of project coordination.
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