Kitchens.Done with care.
A good kitchen refurbishment brings the practical details together: storage, work surfaces, plumbing and the finish around them. OSPM works on kitchens in South West London homes and managed properties, from replacing a tired installation to including a new kitchen in a full flat refurbishment.
Installation with a clear specification
We discuss the proposed units, worktops, sink, taps, flooring and wall finishes alongside the existing room. A supplier plan is useful, but the installation scope also needs to cover removal, preparation, plumbing connections and making good. Tell us what has already been ordered and who is responsible for checking dimensions and arranging deliveries.
Keep what works, replace what does not
A full replacement is one option; a smaller refurbishment may focus on selected fittings, worktop restoration, repairs or decoration. Start with the condition of the existing kitchen and what you want to improve. We can discuss which items may be retained and which need closer assessment before a quote is prepared.
Coordinate the work around the room
Changing a layout can affect plumbing routes, wall surfaces, flooring and other work beyond the units themselves. Appliance and specialist connection requirements need to be identified in advance and responsibilities agreed. Product dimensions, installation instructions and access to the property all influence the order of work.
Kitchens for rentals and occupied homes
For landlords and agents, tell us about the target tenancy date and the expected specification. For an occupied home, explain how the kitchen is used and what alternative facilities are available during the work. We discuss practical access and the proposed programme against the agreed scope and material availability.
Room to imagine.
Stock photographs are labelled as inspiration. They show finishes and spaces to discuss, rather than completed OSPM projects.
Local property.
Personal priorities.
We welcome property enquiries across South West London. Whether you own your home, manage a rental or instruct work for a housing provider, send the property postcode and scope so we can confirm suitability and availability.
For flats and managed buildings, include any access restrictions, parking or loading arrangements and the person who can approve the work. These practical details help shape the next step.
Tell us where the work is ↗Your questions, answered.
Can you install a kitchen I have already bought?
Send the supplier plan, product list and delivery position. We can assess the installation and associated preparation and finishing work before confirming the scope.
Can the flooring and decoration be included?
Yes, discuss these as part of the kitchen brief. It is useful to specify the exact surfaces, materials and making-good work so they can be considered together.
Can you help with a rental kitchen refresh?
Yes. Tell us whether the objective is to repair, partially refresh or replace the kitchen, and include the property condition and proposed letting date.
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Your next step starts here.
Share the postcode, photographs and the work you have in mind.