£35–£65/hr | £200–£400/day

How Much Does a Kitchen Fitter Charge in Birmingham? (2025)

Kitchen Fitter rates in Birmingham — by hour, by day, and by job type. Birmingham rates broadly track the national average, though HS2 infrastructure work has absorbed tradesperson capacity, nudging residential rates upward.

Kitchen Fitter Rates in Birmingham vs the National Average

Rate TypeBirminghamUK National Average
Hourly rate£35–£65/hr£35–£65/hr
Day rate£200–£400/day£200–£400/day

Kitchen fitter rates reflect the labour skill involved and the coordination of trades — plumbing, electrical, and tiling typically run alongside the main fit. High-end kitchens in premium city areas require significantly more time. The city centre and Jewellery Quarter attract slightly higher rates. Edgbaston and Harborne tend to see higher residential pricing than outer suburbs.

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How Much Do Kitchen Fitters Charge for Common Jobs in Birmingham?

These figures show Birmingham-adjusted estimates for typical jobs. Prices include labour only unless stated.

Fit kitchen (labour only)
£800–£2,500
10–15 units, basic fit
Remove old kitchen
£200–£500
Strip and dispose
Fit worktop (per metre)
£50–£150
Cut and fit, no supply
Fit appliances (per unit)
£100–£300
Basic connection
Fit new doors/handles
£100–£300
Cabinet door swap
Full supply and fit (mid-range)
£4,000–£15,000
Mid-range kitchen units
Fit integrated appliances
£150–£350
Per integrated appliance
Tile splashback
£150–£400
Labour only, small area

Why Are Kitchen Fitter Rates in Birmingham Different?

Birmingham has a large and well-supplied tradesperson base, which keeps most rates competitive. HS2 and the ongoing Centenary Square redevelopment have tightened supply slightly, particularly for groundworkers and builders.

Good to know: A kitchen fit involves plumbing and electrical work. Confirm whether your fitter coordinates these or whether you need to book separate tradespeople. This affects the overall cost and timeline significantly.

Other Cities: Kitchen Fitter Rate Comparisons

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much does a kitchen fitter charge in Birmingham?
    Labour-only kitchen fitting in Birmingham typically costs £800–£2,500 for a standard 10–15 unit kitchen. This excludes plumbing, electrical, and tiling, which are usually additional.
  • What is a kitchen fitter’s day rate in Birmingham?
    A kitchen fitter’s day rate in Birmingham is typically £200–£400. A basic kitchen installation takes 2–4 days; complex layouts with lots of cutting and templating take longer.
  • Does a kitchen fitter in Birmingham do plumbing and electrics?
    Some do — but not all. Many kitchen fitters handle basic connections but sub-contract dedicated plumbers and electricians for more complex work. Confirm the scope before booking.
  • Why do kitchen fitter rates in Birmingham differ from other areas?
    Birmingham has a large and well-supplied tradesperson base, which keeps most rates competitive. HS2 and the ongoing Centenary Square redevelopment have tightened supply slightly, particularly for groundworkers and builders.
  • How long does a kitchen fit take in Birmingham?
    A standard kitchen removal and refitting in Birmingham takes 3–5 days for a 10–15 unit kitchen. Bespoke kitchens with stone worktops, complex layouts, or significant plumbing changes take 7–10 days or more.

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