Find a verified Kitchen Fitter in Ireland
Full kitchen installs, worktop fitting, splashbacks, and appliance integration by experienced kitchen fitters.
What does a kitchen fitter do?
A kitchen fitter installs new kitchens — typically a 1–3 week job involving removing the old kitchen, prepping walls and floors, fitting new units, worktops, splashbacks, sinks, taps, and appliances, and coordinating the plumber, electrician, and tiler. Most Irish kitchen installs are renovations of existing spaces rather than new-build kitchens, which means working around plastered walls, existing services, and the layout constraints of older homes.
Kitchen fitters typically come from a carpentry background and run their own small crews including or coordinating with plumber, electrician, and tiler. The end-to-end install runs from initial measure (often by the kitchen supplier), to design and ordering (3–8 weeks lead time on units), to install (1–2 weeks for a typical kitchen). Snagging happens in the final week — adjusting drawer fronts, fitting end panels, plinth, cornice, and sealing.
Common kitchen fitter services
From routine fixes to bigger projects — here's what Irish kitchen fitters on Jobiit typically handle.
- Full kitchen install (after removal)
- Old kitchen strip-out
- Carcass assembly and fitting
- Worktop install (laminate, quartz, granite)
- Sink and tap fitting
- Appliance install (integrated)
- Splashback fitting
- End panel and decorative finishing
- Plumbing and electrical coordination
- Snagging and final adjustments
How much does a kitchen fitter cost in Ireland?
Indicative pricing — your actual quote will vary
Kitchen fitting labour varies by complexity and scope. Kitchen units, worktops, and appliances are typically separate from labour. The figures below are indicative Irish ranges for fitting only.
A standard mid-range kitchen install (10–15 units, mid-range supplier like Howdens, Nolan, B&Q) runs €2,500–€4,500 in fitting labour. Premium kitchen install (custom or high-end brands) is €4,000–€8,500. Add €300–€700 for tiling splashbacks. Plumber and electrician costs are typically €800–€1,800 each on a full kitchen. A turnkey total (units + appliances + fitting + plumber + electrician + tiler) for a typical Irish 3-bed kitchen ranges €12,000–€30,000+ depending on units chosen.
These are indicative ranges based on typical Irish jobs. Final pricing depends on scope, materials, urgency, and the trader you choose. On Jobiit you'll receive itemised quotes (labour, materials, VAT) so there are no surprises.
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Kitchen Fitters across Ireland
Jobiit covers the whole of Ireland. Wherever you are, local kitchen fitters are quoting on jobs near you.
- Dublin
- Cork
- Galway
- Limerick
- Waterford
- Drogheda
- Swords
- Dundalk
- Bray
- Navan
- Kilkenny
- Sligo
Kitchen Fitter FAQs
Should I buy units and appliances separately or as a package?
Most Irish homeowners buy units from a kitchen supplier (Nolan, Cash & Carry Kitchens, Howdens) who handle design and supply. Appliances can be supplied with the kitchen or sourced separately (often cheaper). Worktops are sometimes supplied by the kitchen company, sometimes by a dedicated stone supplier (better for natural stone). Fitting is often booked separately from units, which gives more flexibility on price and crew quality.
How long is a kitchen install start to finish?
Lead time for units to arrive: 3–8 weeks. On-site install: 1–2 weeks for a standard kitchen, 2–3 weeks for larger or complex kitchens with extensive tiling, flooring, electrical, or knock-throughs. Total project from order to fully usable: 4–10 weeks. The first 3–5 days are noisy and disruptive (strip-out, plastering, electrical work). The middle days are unit fitting (less invasive). The final days are finishing and snagging.
Can I cook during the install?
For about half the install period, no — at least no full meals from the kitchen. Most homeowners set up a temporary microwave/kettle/sandwich-toaster station in another room and order takeaway or eat out for the worst week. The cooker and fridge are usually disconnected for 4–8 days during install. Plan meals accordingly. Some clients move out for the disruptive week, especially with young kids.
Quartz or granite or laminate worktops?
Laminate: cheapest at €40–€100 per m² fitted, hard-wearing, modern designs look good, 10-15 year lifespan. Granite: €350–€600 per m² fitted, natural stone, requires occasional sealing. Quartz (engineered stone): €400–€700 per m² fitted, consistent colour, no sealing, the most popular Irish choice for new kitchens. Solid wood: €250–€400 per m² fitted, warm look, requires oiling. Most modern installs go quartz for durability and appearance.
Will I need an electrician and plumber separately?
Yes for almost all kitchen installs. The kitchen fitter handles the units; plumber connects sink, dishwasher, washing machine, and any moved water supplies; electrician handles socket relocations, hob and oven wiring, integrated appliance circuits, and lighting changes. Most kitchen fitters coordinate the plumber and electrician on your behalf — but the bills come separately. Budget €1,800–€4,000 combined for plumber and electrician on a typical kitchen.
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