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Kitchen Fitters Falkirk
Kitchens By Sherbrook are experienced kitchen fitters you can rely on for premium new kitchens at affordable rates. We supply and fit luxury kitchens for the best value you will find in Falkirk and the East Coast.
Our reputation for quality German kitchens has even lead to projects being completed abroad, with customers specifically seeking our luxury kitchen designs.
If you are in the market for this type of kitchen, get in touch for a free plan and design survey to discuss how we help can bring your ideas to life.
You can look through our large portfolio of designs for plenty of inspiration.
Independent Kitchen Fitters near Falkirk
Our skilled team has over 30 years experience bringing local homeowners dream kitchen spaces to life. Our new kitchen showroom in Loanhead near Falkirk is opening in 2025, until then, free at home plan and design surveys are available.
As local independent kitchen fitters, Kitchens By Sherbrook offers a personal service and value for money that the bigger kitchen showrooms and chains simply can’t compete with,
If you are based in Falkirk or nearby Edinburgh, East Lothian, West Lothian, Midlothian, Fife or The Scottish Borders region, until our new showroom is completed, our owner who is an experienced independent kitchen fitter will visit you and present the best options.
Sherbrook Kitchens in Falkirk
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Bespoke Kitchen Designs
All of our new kitchens are bespoke designs using only the finest materials and kitchen worktops. Discover below some fresh design ideas to inspire your new space, combining style, functionality, and the latest modern design trends:
Open Kitchens
Seamless Flow: Open plan kitchens merge effortlessly with dining and living areas, creating a spacious, sociable environment ideal for both entertaining and family gatherings.
Minimalist Aesthetics: Choose sleek, handleless cabinetry and neutral colour palettes for a clean, uncluttered appearance that enhances the seamless transition between spaces.
Multi-Functional Islands: Add a large island that doubles as a prep area, dining spot, and a hub for casual socialising.
Colour Contrasting Cabinets
Colour Contrast: Pair two distinct cabinet colours, like navy blue with white or grey with wood tones, to add visual intrigue and a lively, dynamic touch.
Dark Base, Light Upper: A trending approach is to use darker tones for lower cabinets and lighter hues for upper ones, creating depth while maintaining an open, airy feel.
Smart Kitchens
Wi-Fi Enabled Appliances: Upgrade to smart ovens, refrigerators, and dishwashers that can be controlled through apps, offering remote access and energy efficient features.
Touchless Faucets: Enhance your kitchen with motion activated faucets for a sleek, hygienic, and modern upgrade.
Smart Lighting: Opt for smart lighting systems that adjust brightness according to natural light or can be operated via voice commands for added convenience.
Bold Backsplash Kitchens
Patterned Tiles: Choose geometric, herringbone, or Moroccan tile designs to turn your backsplash into a striking focal point in the kitchen.
Full-Slab Backsplash: Create a sleek, modern, and unified aesthetic by extending your countertop material up the wall as a seamless backsplash.
Double Island Designs
Extra Workspace: If space permits, consider adding two islands, one dedicated to food prep and cooking, and the other for dining or entertaining. This boosts both functionality and flow in the kitchen.
Entertainment Hub: Designate one island as the social centrepiece, complete with seating, wine storage, or a built-in bar for gatherings.
Our Kitchen Installation Process
The process of a new kitchen installation involves several steps, from initial planning to final touches. Hereâs an overview of what you can expect during a typical kitchen installation process:
Consultation: Meet with an experience kitchen fitter to discuss your vision, layout preferences, budget, and timeline.
Measurements: Accurate measurements of your kitchen space are taken to ensure that cabinets, appliances, and fittings fit perfectly.
Design and Layout: The designer will create a layout based on your needs (e.g., working triangle for efficient workflow) and help you choose materials, finishes, and appliances. Youâll review 3D models or drawings of your new kitchen.
Finalise Plans: Once youâre satisfied with the design, materials and products are finalised, and a detailed plan with a timeline is created.
Clear Out the Old Kitchen: The old kitchen is removed, including cabinets, countertops, and sometimes flooring or tiles.
Structural Changes: If youâre making structural changes (e.g., knocking down walls for an open plan), this is when it will be done.
Plumbing and Electrical Rough-In: Plumbers and electricians will do any necessary work to reroute pipes, install wiring for new lighting, or set up connections for new appliances. This step ensures that everything is in place before the cabinets and appliances go in.
If youâre installing new flooring, itâs often done at this stage to avoid damage from future work.
Levelling the subfloor may need levelling or preparation to ensure the new floor is installed correctly.
Positioning Base Cabinets: The installation begins with base cabinets. They are leveled and secured, forming the foundation of the kitchen.
Wall Cabinets: After the base cabinets are installed, wall cabinets are mounted, ensuring they are aligned and level.
Adjustments: The installer will make small adjustments to ensure everything is flush and aligned properly.
Templating: Once the cabinets are in place, templates are made for the countertops.
Fabrication and Installation: Custom countertops (granite, quartz, etc.) are fabricated based on these templates and then installed.
Appliances such as ovens, refrigerators, dishwashers, and microwaves are installed and connected to electrical, plumbing, and ventilation systems.
Special attention is given to alignment with cabinets and countertops for a seamless look.
Install Sinks and Faucets: The kitchen sink and faucets are installed, and final plumbing connections are made.
Lighting and Power: Pendant lights, recessed lighting, and electrical outlets are installed or reconnected.
Tiling: A backsplash is installed, whether itâs tiles, a full-slab, or another material. This step may involve cutting and grouting tiles for a finished look.
Trim and Finishing: The installer will add trim, crown moulding, or any additional finishes around cabinets and flooring.
Adjust Doors and Drawers: Doors and drawers are adjusted for proper alignment and functionality.
Caulking and Sealing: Gaps between countertops and walls, backsplashes, or cabinetry are sealed with caulk to create a polished, finished look.
Inspection: A final walkthrough will ensure that everything is installed correctly and to your satisfaction. This includes checking plumbing, electrical work, and appliance functionality.
Clean-Up: Installers will clean up the site, removing dust, debris, and installation materials, leaving your new kitchen ready for use.
Warranty Information: Make sure you get information about warranties for cabinets, countertops, appliances, and the installation work itself.
Future Adjustments: Some contractors offer a follow-up visit to check for any adjustments or touch-ups that may be needed after settling into the new kitchen.
How To Choose The Best Kitchen Fitter
Choosing the right kitchen fitter is crucial for ensuring that your kitchen renovation goes smoothly and meets your expectations. Hereâs a step-by-step guide to help you choose the best kitchen fitter for your project:
Ask to see a portfolio of their previous kitchen installations. Most reputable kitchen fitters will have examples of past projects theyâve worked on.
If possible, visit some of their completed projects in person to inspect the quality of their work.
Qualifications: Ensure the fitter has relevant qualifications or certifications. In the UK, for example, check if they are registered with organisations like the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) or National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting (NICEIC) for electrical work.
Experience: Ask how long the kitchen fitter has been in business and whether they have experience with the type of kitchen you are installing (e.g., bespoke, modular, luxury, etc.).
Ask for referrals: Start by asking friends, family, or neighbours who have had a kitchen fitted recently. Word of mouth recommendations are almost always reliable.
Online reviews: Look at reviews on sites like Google, Facebook, Yell.com or TrustPilot. Pay attention to both positive and negative reviews to get a balanced view.
Social media and local forums: You may find suggestions or testimonials on platforms like Facebook or Houzz.
Ask the fitter to clarify everything theyâll handle, such as:
*Removing the old kitchen.
*Plumbing and electrical work.
*Cabinet and appliance installation.
*Tiling, flooring, and decorating.
Ensure thereâs clarity on what is included in the quote and what isnât.
Gauge how easy it is to communicate with the fitter. They should be responsive, willing to answer your questions, and clear about timelines.
Good kitchen fitters should also provide a clear timeline of when each part of the installation will take place.
Ensure that the kitchen fitter has the necessary insurance. This should include both public liability insurance (to cover any damage to your property) and professional indemnity insurance (to cover mistakes or issues that arise due to their work.)
Get detailed quotes: Obtain at least 3 written quotes from different kitchen fitters. The quote should detail all aspects of the job, including labour, materials, installation, and any additional costs.
Beware of low prices: Be cautious of quotes that are significantly lower than others, as this could indicate poor quality workmanship or the use of inferior materials.
Ask about aftercare service. Will the kitchen fitter be available to fix any minor issues or adjustments once the kitchen is installed?
Go local: A local kitchen fitter may be more invested in maintaining their reputation and offer better customer service.
Inspect the materials: Ensure that the fitter is using high-quality materials, especially for cabinets, worktops, and fittings.
KITCHEN FITTER SERVICE
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Enjoy savings compared to high-street prices.
Free Design Service:
Take advantage of our complimentary standard design service.
Quality Kitchen Units:
All our kitchen units are proudly German-made.
Comprehensive Offerings:
We supply not only kitchen units but also worktops and appliances.
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PreBuilt Units:
Your convenience matters â all kitchen units are delivered pre-assembled.
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Experience a hassle-free process by sharing your kitchen dimensions and design ideas, and we’ll transform them into a stunning kitchen design.
Kitchen Fitting Falkirk Prices
Many people who contact us for a quote ask for a price early on. Although it is almost impossible to provide accurate prices for a new kitchen without knowing more information about the size, design and desired materials, we have done our best to provide some ball park prices to help you get a rough idea of what to expect.
Small kitchens can be supplied and fitted in Falkirk from £11,500.
Medium sized kitchens can be supplied and fitted in Falkirk from £15,000.
Large kitchens can be supplied and fitted in Falkirk from as low as ÂŁ18,000 ranging up to much higher figures for luxury bespoke designs with additional features.Â
Our Coverage Area Near Falkirk
Until our showroom opens, we will provide free plan and design home surveys in Edinburgh, East Lothian, Falkirk, Fife, Midlothian, The Scottish Borders and West Lothian.
In terms of completed jobs in and near Falkirk, we have fitted kitchens all over the area including Bo’ness, Stirling, Airth, Bonnybridge, Denny, Grangemouth, Larbert, Polmont, Shieldhill, Camelon and Stenhousemuir.
Facts About Falkirk
Here are some interesting facts about Falkirk, a town in central Scotland known for its history, landmarks, and connection to Scottish industrial heritage:
Historical Significance
Falkirk has deep historical roots, with evidence of Roman presence, including the Antonine Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built by the Romans in the 2nd century AD, the wall stretched across central Scotland and marked the northernmost boundary of the Roman Empire for a time.
The town was also the site of the Battle of Falkirk in 1298, where William Wallace led Scottish forces against the English army under Edward I. This battle is one of the most famous conflicts in Scotlandâs Wars of Independence.
The Falkirk Wheel
One of Falkirkâs most iconic landmarks, the Falkirk Wheel is the worldâs only rotating boat lift. Completed in 2002, it connects the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal, allowing boats to traverse the 24-meter height difference. This engineering marvel has become a significant tourist attraction, symbolising Scottish innovation.
The Kelpies
Another modern landmark, The Kelpies are two massive, 30-meter high steel horse head sculptures located in the Helix Park near Falkirk. Created by artist Andy Scott, they pay homage to Scotlandâs horse-powered heritage and are part of a broader regeneration project in the area.
Economic and Industrial Heritage
Falkirk played a vital role in Scotland’s industrial development, especially during the 18th and 19th centuries. The town was a center for ironworks and foundries, producing goods that were exported worldwide. The Carron Company, established in 1759, was one of the most significant ironworks, known for producing the famous Carronade cannons used in naval warfare.
Geographic Location and Connectivity
Located in central Scotland, Falkirk is strategically positioned between Glasgow and Edinburgh, making it a convenient spot for commuting to either city. Its central location also makes it a hub for Scottish history and tourism.
Population and Modern Falkirk
Falkirk has a population of around 35,000 but serves as the administrative centre of the larger Falkirk Council area, home to approximately 160,000 people. The area combines urban amenities with nearby rural attractions, offering a balance between city and country life.
Parks and Green Spaces
Falkirk boasts beautiful parks like Callendar Park, which surrounds Callendar House, a historic mansion with roots going back to the 14th century. The park offers scenic walking trails and a blend of historical architecture and natural beauty.
Falkirk combines historical depth with modern innovation, making it a fascinating place for history enthusiasts, engineering fans, and those looking to explore a unique part of Scotland.
Free Quote From A Kitchen Fitter
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Kitchen Showroom near Falkirk
Our brand new showroom is based in Loanhead, Midlothian just a short drive from most parts of the Falkirk region.