Kitchen Installation — Greater London & the M25

Fitted by the same team that built it.

Every Dominus kitchen is installed by our own fitters — surveyed, prepared, fitted and handed over by one team, on an agreed date, with the site left clean each evening.

Bespoke kitchen installation by Dominus Design in a London residence — Vxro.pl

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The installation process, step by step.

Five clear stages, from the first site measure to the final handover — so you always know what is happening in your home and when.

Detailed cabinetry survey before a bespoke kitchen installation in London — Vxro.pl
Step One

Survey & site measure

Before a single cabinet is made, our fitter and designer measure your room to the millimetre — walls, floors, services, ceiling heights and every existing pipe run. Anything out of true is recorded and designed around, so nothing is discovered on installation day.

  • Laser site measure
  • Services & utilities mapped
  • Access and delivery route checked
Bespoke oak kitchen prepared for first fix installation — Vxro.pl
Step Two

Preparation & first fix

We coordinate directly with your electrician, plumber and plasterer so power, water, waste and extraction land exactly where the design needs them. Floors are protected, dust barriers go up, and the room is left ready to receive the kitchen.

  • Electrics, plumbing & extraction set out
  • Floor and stair protection
  • Old kitchen removed and cleared
Sage shaker cabinetry being installed in a private London kitchen — Vxro.pl
Step Three

Cabinetry installation

Our own fitters — not subcontracted labour — level, scribe and fix every carcass. Doors, drawers and panels are hung and adjusted so shadow gaps run true across the whole run, and appliances are integrated flush with the joinery.

  • In-house fitting team
  • Scribed to walls and floors
  • Appliances integrated and tested
Marble worktop fitted onto bespoke kitchen cabinetry — Vxro.pl
Step Four

Worktop templating & fitting

Once cabinetry is level, the worktop is templated on site for a perfect fit. Stone is cut, polished and returned for installation, with joints, upstands and sink cut-outs finished by hand for a seamless surface.

  • On-site templating
  • Stone, quartz or timber surfaces
  • Hand-finished joints and cut-outs
Completed bespoke dark island kitchen handed over to a London client — Vxro.pl
Step Five

Second fix, snagging & handover

Hardware, lighting, sealants and final connections are completed. Every door and drawer is calibrated by hand, the room is cleaned, and we walk you through the kitchen — care instructions, warranties and a snag list closed before we leave.

  • Hand-calibrated doors and runners
  • Full clean and rubbish removal
  • Aftercare, warranty and walkthrough

What you can expect on site.

One team

Design, manufacture and installation under one roof — no middlemen, no finger-pointing.

Clean sites

Protected floors, daily tidy-up and all packaging removed at the end of the fit.

Fixed dates

An agreed installation window, confirmed in writing before delivery.

Aftercare

A single point of contact after handover, with adjustments covered for the first year.

Installation questions, answered.

How long does a kitchen installation take?
Most Dominus kitchens are installed within one to two weeks on site. Cabinetry usually takes three to five days, with worktop templating and fitting following shortly after.
Do you remove the old kitchen?
Yes. Strip-out, disposal and making good are included as part of the installation programme, so you only deal with one team.
Can I use my own builder or electrician?
Absolutely. Our fitters work alongside your trades regularly and will provide full setting-out drawings for first fix.
Which areas do you cover?
We install throughout Greater London and every borough inside the M25, with selected projects further afield across the UK.
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