Kitchen Fitting in Bridgend
Bridgend covers an unusually wide spread for one name, from the old town centre around Nolton Street and Newcastle Hill out to the 1980s Brackla estate, the newer Parc Derwen development at Coity, and on through Pencoed to the seafront at Porthcawl. What you find behind the front door changes completely depending on which of those you are standing in, and so does the kitchen fit. We work across the county borough rather than just the town itself.
Fitting kitchens in Bridgend properties
Brackla, Broadlands and Parc Derwen are modern estate housing with square rooms and level floors, which makes for a clean swap, but the walls are usually plasterboard on dot and dab or timber stud, so wall units have to be fixed back to blockwork or noggins rather than hung off the board. The older stone properties around Newcastle Hill, Laleston and Coychurch have solid walls with no cavity, so fixings, pipe runs and extractor ducting all need more thought and more time. Wildmill and the older council built estates tend to have concrete ground floors and boxed in pipework that is worth opening up and rerouting properly while the room is stripped. Porthcawl adds the coastal factor, where humidity and salt air make real ventilation and a well sealed worktop upstand more important than they look on a plan.
We are based on Woodland Street in Mountain Ash, about 40 minutes via the A470 and the A473 from Bridgend, so we survey, fit and come back for any snags without treating the journey as a day out. Every installation starts with a home survey and a fixed written quote, and we coordinate the plumbing, electrical and tiling work so you are dealing with one team rather than four.
Areas of Bridgend we cover
Kitchen fitting in Bridgend: your questions
Common questions from customers in Bridgend and the surrounding Bridgend County Borough area.
Planning a new kitchen in Bridgend?
Tell us what you have in mind and we will arrange a home survey in Bridgend and send you a fixed written quote.