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Kitchen removal — Kitchen specialist
List what should be removed, kept or relocated, including appliances and reusable doors. Explain the access route and next refurbishment stage so removal can be planned without damaging retained items or leaving a gap in service-isolation responsibility.
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
Typical tasks
- Inventory retained and discarded components
- Coordinate safe specialist disconnections
- Protect agreed adjacent finishes
- Dismantle the defined kitchen package
- Remove agreed waste and document the cleared condition
What to include in your brief
- Kitchen photographs and layout
- Retain-or-discard schedule
- Appliance and utility information
- Collection and access arrangements
- Required condition for the next trade
Choosing the right professional
Ask who arranges appliance disconnection and what level of making good is included. Salvage work needs different handling from disposal, so do not compare quotes unless the retention instructions are the same.
Important considerations
- Reusable components can be damaged during dismantling
- Unknown services or suspect materials require specialist assessment
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