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Kitchen Worktops Greenford
Update your worktops while keeping suitable existing kitchen units.
Record what stays and what changes
Photograph the full kitchen, the underside of the current worktop and the junction with the wall finish. List the units, sink, hob and taps you intend to retain. Existing openings are useful background information, but they are not automatically the correct openings for a new specification.
Plan the removal and preparation separately
Agree who will disconnect services, remove the old surface and make the cabinetry ready. The condition of the wall behind an existing upstand may only become clear after removal, so allow that junction its own discussion. Stone templating needs a prepared, stable set of units.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can the new worktop follow the old one exactly?
The existing top is a useful reference, but it should not be treated as a final cutting template. Changes to appliances, edge overhangs, wall finishes or cabinet alignment can affect the new pieces. For supply-and-fit work, site templating establishes the dimensions after the agreed preparation is complete.