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That quote is almost always for units that are structurally fine. Carcasses screwed to a wall in 2005 don't rot, drawer runners can be swapped, hinges cost a few pounds each. What's actually worn out is the finish on the doors and drawer fronts. Those come off, get flatted back, primed and sprayed in 2K lacquer in any colour you want, then go back on. From around £900, set against five figures for a strip-out, new units, new worktop and making good the floor.

There's a lot of postwar and 1970s housing through Chantry, Whitton and out past Rushmere, and those kitchens are generally a decent size with plenty of doors to price up. Kesgrave and Martlesham skew newer, often high-gloss slab fronts that have gone dull or collected scratches by the dishwasher. Gloss sprays perfectly well, it just wants more prep to key the surface, and most people end up coming back in satin rather than chasing the original shine.

Waterfront apartments are their own kind of job. Compact kitchens, usually open to the living area, and a lift and loading bay to think about. For those we take the fronts back to the unit and keep work inside the flat down to a single day, which matters in a room you can't shut the door on. While the kit is in the building we'll often pick up the fitted wardrobes and a media wall in the same visit.