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Kitchen Worktops Romford
Replacing a worktop can change the feel of a kitchen without replacing every cabinet.
Inspect what will stay
Photograph the existing cabinet runs, exposed ends and the junction between the worktop and wall finish. A replacement surface needs suitable support; an attractive new colour cannot correct loose or uneven base units. Tell us about damaged cabinetry, existing joints and any tiled edges that may be disturbed during removal.
Make appliance decisions before cutting
Retaining a sink or hob still requires its exact model and condition to be checked. A new cut-out should be planned from the agreed appliance information and template, rather than copied from an approximate hole in the old surface. If you are changing the sink arrangement, identify the tap position, draining space and plumbing work separately.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can I keep my existing cabinets when changing the worktop?
Often this is the starting intention, but their condition and support need review before the worktop scope is agreed. Send photographs and explain any known movement or damage. We will discuss the stonework requirements; cabinet repairs, plumbing and other preparation should be allocated clearly to the appropriate trades.