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Kitchen strip-out — Demolition company
List the cabinets, appliances, worktops and finishes to be removed and identify anything you want to keep. Supply service and survey information and explain whether the room must remain partly usable before the replacement kitchen is ready.
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
Typical tasks
- Agree an item-by-item removal list
- Confirm specialist disconnection arrangements
- Identify items for salvage
- Remove authorised units and finishes
- Handover the room to the agreed condition
What to include in your brief
- Kitchen photographs and layout
- Removal versus retention list
- Appliance and service details
- Relevant material-survey information
- Access and replacement-installation dates
Choosing the right professional
Ask who disconnects and makes safe each service and whether appliances are included in removal. Confirm wall, floor and waste boundaries so the contractor does not strip more than needed or leave work expected by the new kitchen installer.
Important considerations
- Concealed services can remain behind units
- Older finishes or adhesives may need specialist assessment before disturbance
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