Old-kitchen removal, agreed waste handling and practical preparation planned around the new installation rather than left as an assumption.
Removing cabinets can reveal damaged plaster, uneven walls, unsuitable pipework, old wiring or flooring decisions that affect the new layout. These issues are easier to manage when preparation is written into the programme.
TLS Kitchens assesses what should be removed, what must remain, how services are made safe and what preparation is required before fitting. Waste, disposal and separate trade work are confirmed for the individual project rather than presumed to be included.
If the kitchen has been ordered, send the latest supplier plan so preparation can be checked against the replacement layout.
Discuss Room Preparation
Identify cabinets, appliances, worktops and fixtures to remove, retain or protect.
Agree safe disconnection and changes to water, waste, gas, electrics and extraction.
Assess tile removal, plaster repairs, levels, flooring sequence and decorating.
Confirm disposal responsibility, working access, storage and delivery protection.
No. Removal and disposal should appear explicitly in the written scope.
Sometimes, but the sequence depends on preparation, access, delivery storage and the programme.
The quotation should identify whether making-good is included or separately arranged.
Potentially, subject to condition, specifications, cabinet compatibility and safe connections.
Share photographs, the latest plan and postcode so preparation can be assessed.