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Kitchen strip-out — Demolition company — Professionals
Kitchen strip-out leads need coordination with qualified service trades and the incoming installer. Providers should document salvage requirements and removal depth, not treat an empty-room photograph as evidence that every service is safe or every finish is non-hazardous.
Service scope
Removal of an agreed kitchen installation, including specified cabinets, worktops and finishes after relevant services are made safe by appropriate specialists. The package distinguishes salvageable items from waste and removal from installation of a new kitchen.
What is normally included
- Removal of specified kitchen units
- Agreed finish stripping
- Salvage and waste separation within scope
What is not included
- Unqualified gas or electrical disconnection
- New kitchen installation or hidden structural changes by default
Qualification checks
- Verify removal list
- Confirm service-isolation evidence
- Review material information
- Identify salvage responsibilities
- Agree installer handover requirements
Quote guidance
Separate unit removal, finish stripping, appliance handling and waste. Describe the room condition at handover and any making-good excluded from the strip-out so the replacement project can be budgeted accurately.
Lead risks
- Reusable cabinets may be damaged or unsuitable for salvage
- Unseen floor or wall defects may emerge after removal
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