A kitchen that works beyond the showroom.

Kitchen renovation and installation · Hampshire and the South The right kitchen makes cooking, storage and everyday life easier. EvoHome helps you consider the layout, understand the full installation scope and bring the right independent professionals into the project. Share your postcode to confirm local suitability and availability.

Photos or plans are optional. A separate kitchen and dining project Start with an ordinary day Where do you prepare food, unload shopping and put the things you use most? Think about the people moving through the room, the available storage and what you want to keep. A new kitchen should solve those everyday frustrations as well as look good.

Choose what genuinely needs to change Refresh Existing cabinets or selected components may be worth retaining if they are sound and compatible with the work. Same-layout replacement Keeping key positions can simplify parts of the work, but services and surfaces still need checking. Redesigned layout Moving sinks, appliances or walls changes the technical scope and budget.

Connected to an extension Plan the kitchen with the new space, glazing, heating and circulation before services are fixed. Plan the room before ordering it An island should earn its place. Check the working space around it and whether a different arrangement would make the room easier to use. Moving and working Check clearances, room openings and appliance doors, storage, work surfaces and accessibility.

Light and services Plan task lighting, sockets and appliance positions, extraction route, ventilation, plumbing and drainage. Levels and fit Resolve floor levels, heating and worktop templating before final orders. Agree the sequence and disruption Confirm who supplies each item, who measures it and who takes responsibility if something does not fit.

Keep supply, installation and building-work responsibilities clear when comparing quotes. Final survey and sign-off precede safe isolation and strip-out. Any structural and services work comes before preparing floors and walls and fitting units. Worktop templating and fitting, where applicable, lead into final connections, finishes, snagging and handover.

Allow for periods without the sink, cooker or normal storage. Confirm delivery dates and temporary arrangements before removing the existing kitchen. Know what your quotation includes Agree a clear scope before comparing totals. Check the specification, allowances and exclusions, and who is responsible for each part of the work.

Cabinets, doors and internal storage Worktops, templates and cut-outs Appliances Delivery, strip-out and disposal Plumbing, electrics and gas work Extraction Subfloor, flooring and installation Plastering, decorating and tiling Structural design where needed VAT, final connections and certification Supply responsibilities and exclusions Permissions and technical checks A straightforward replacement differs from relocating a kitchen or changing the structure.

Electrical work, gas work, ventilation, drainage and structural alterations may need specialist input and appropriate certification or approval. Gas work must be undertaken by a suitably qualified Gas Safe registered engineer. A clearer way forward Good advice starts with what your home needs. We help you clarify the work, consider suitable options and connect with experienced independent professionals.

If you would like to compare quotations, we help make the scope clear so you can understand what each includes. Understand the current layout Share the frustrations, routines and features you want to keep. Define the brief Consider retain versus replace, layout and necessary design or technical input. Review the installation scope Check suitable professionals and the full quote, including missing building or services work.

Compare alternatives if wanted. Agree sequence and aftercare Confirm responsibilities, deliveries, payment stages, communication and temporary arrangements. Check snagging, appliance instructions, certificates and aftercare contacts. Independent professionals carry out the physical work. EvoHome provides guidance and the coordination agreed for your project.

Your quotation and agreement should make each party’s responsibilities clear. Can I keep some of my kitchen? Potentially. Check the condition, dimensions and compatibility of what you want to retain before ordering new components. Do I need a new layout? Only if it helps solve the problems you have. Compare the practical improvement with the extra services or building work involved.

Can you work with a kitchen I have already chosen? Share the plans, supplier details and proposed specification so the installation scope and any missing work can be discussed. Confirm suitability and availability before committing. Can a wall be removed? It needs appropriate assessment. Establish whether it is structural, what services it contains and what design or approvals are needed before agreeing the layout.

How long will I be without a kitchen? That depends on the scope, deliveries, worktops and services. Ask for a staged programme showing when the sink, cooking facilities and other essentials will be unavailable. Who deals with a problem after installation? Keep separate contact details and terms for furniture, appliances, worktops and workmanship.

Agree the snagging and aftercare arrangements before work begins. Let us start with your home. Tell us your postcode, what you want to improve about your kitchen, and your current stage. Photos or plans can help, but are optional. EvoHome Improvements · The Smarter Way to Improve Your Home