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Kitchen removal — Kitchen specialist — Professionals
Removal providers should establish the isolation, salvage and waste boundaries first. Confirm the room handover condition expected by the following installer and do not treat disconnected-looking appliances as proof that services are safe.
Service scope
Planned dismantling and removal of an existing kitchen, separating items intended for reuse from waste and coordinating safe disconnection of services. It does not imply that a removal crew is qualified to disconnect every type of appliance.
What is normally included
- Existing cabinet and worktop removal
- Segregation of retained and discarded items
- Coordination of specialist disconnections
What is not included
- Unqualified gas or electrical disconnection
- Unspecified hazardous-material removal
Qualification checks
- Verify the removal schedule
- Confirm service-isolation responsibility
- Identify reusable items
- Review access and waste arrangements
- Define the condition at completion
Quote guidance
Separate dismantling, careful salvage, transport and waste handling. List service disconnections and finish repairs as included, excluded or separately supplied rather than leaving them implicit.
Lead risks
- Hidden fixings can damage salvage items
- The next installer may expect preparation beyond removal
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