Kitchen transformations · Scotland
(up to 80% cheaper) than replacement.
Before
After
What we do
A full kitchen transformation, without the rip-out.
Your existing units stay exactly where they are. We wrap the doors, drawer fronts and worktops in premium vinyl, then finish the job properly — new handles, a wrapped splashback and under-cabinet lighting if you want them.
Old wrap removed if needed
An existing wrap is stripped back and sanded first where it needs it, so the new finish sits flat and bonds properly.
Every surface, wrapped
Doors, drawer fronts, side panels and worktops — all wrapped in premium vinyl, colour, grain and gloss to match what you want.
New handles
Available as an upgrade on any kitchen — fitted if you want them, not forced on every job.
Splashback & lighting
Wrapped or fitted to match, available whenever you want them.
Done in days
Not weeks. A fraction of the cost of a full replacement, too.
No mess
No skip on the drive, no plastering to make good afterwards.
Units stay put
No rip-out, no re-plumbing — we build on what's already there.
The finish
Hundreds of finishes to choose from.
Matt colours, high gloss, real-look woodgrains, marble, concrete and brushed metal — over 470 across the ranges we fit. Whatever you've seen and liked, there's almost certainly a film for it.
The switch
Four steps, start to finish.
You’ll know exactly what’s happening, what it costs and when we’ll be done — before we touch a thing.
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Home visit
We visit your home, measure up and talk through finishes. Free, no pressure, and usually done in under an hour.
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Plan
You get a written plan and a fixed price — doors, worktops, handles, lighting, all itemised. No surprises later.
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The Switch
One to a few days on site. We work clean, protect your floors and tidy up every evening. Your kitchen stays usable.
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Aftercare
We walk the finished kitchen with you, hand over care instructions, and your aftercare guarantee starts that day.
Get a quote
Price your kitchen in 30 seconds.
A few quick questions for a guide price, no details needed. Your exact figure is fixed in writing at the free survey.
Landlord and multi-property pricing available — mention it when you book.
The comparison
Your units are probably fine. It’s the doors that have aged.
Most kitchens get replaced when only the surfaces have dated. Keep the carcasses, change everything you actually see, and the difference is the same — the disruption isn’t.
Find out which one your kitchen needs — the survey is free either way.
Book a free surveyThe materials
Not all vinyl is the same.
Most wraps fail because of the material. We only use architectural-grade film, not sticky-back plastic sold online.
Why we won't fit cheaper film
Film is a small share of what a kitchen costs — the work is in the prep and the fitting. Saving a few pounds a door on cheaper material, then risking every one of them lifting inside a year, costs you the job twice over.
It's also why the one-year aftercare guarantee is possible at all. We can stand behind the work because we can stand behind what it's made of.
- Built for kitchens
- Heat-resistant beside an oven or hob, waterproof around a sink, and unbothered by steam. Ordinary wrap film isn't rated for any of that.
- Ten years, not two
- Rated for a decade or more indoors and colour-stable, so the door next to your window doesn't fade out of step with the rest of the kitchen.
- It goes where it's told
- Tough enough to survive daily handling, yet conformable enough to pull into a shaker profile and around every edge without lifting at the corners.
- Wipes clean
- A damp cloth and it looks new again. No scouring pads, no bleach, and no special products to buy.
Aftercare
If it isn’t right, we come back.
Every transformation is covered by our written aftercare guarantee. Materials, workmanship and the promise that a problem gets a person, not a call centre.
- Peeling, lifting or bubbling — covered and corrected, no argument.
- Fittings and hardware — handles, hinges and soft-close mechanisms we supplied.
- A named contact for life — you deal with the person who did the work.
- Fully insured — public liability cover on every job, paperwork on request.
For landlords
Outsell every other listing on the street.
Tenants scroll past tired kitchens. Give them a reason to pick your listing over the one next door — at a fraction of what a full replacement would cost you.
- Wins the scroll — the listing photo is the pitch. A fresh kitchen stops the scroll and gets the viewing booked.
- Justifies top rent — a property that looks newer commands the asking price, no discount needed to fill it.
- Pays for itself fast — a fraction of a full replacement, recovered in weeks of avoided void, not years.
- Whole portfolios — volume pricing across several properties, scheduled around your turnarounds, one person handling all of it.
Common concerns
The questions everyone asks.
Not when it’s prepped and applied properly — which is most of the job. Every surface is degreased and primed before anything goes on, with sanding added where a surface needs it, and we use architectural-grade vinyl designed for kitchens, not off-the-shelf wrap. If a door ever lifts within your guarantee period, we come back and put it right.
The films we fit are rated for 10 years or more indoors, and they’re heat-resistant, waterproof and wipe-clean. Treat it like a normal kitchen door — no scouring pads, no bleach — and it will outlast the trend that made you want to change it.
One to three days depending on the size of the kitchen and what you’re adding. A door and handle refresh is usually a single day. Worktops, splashbacks and lighting push it to two or three. You’ll get the exact number in writing before we book you in.
Not while we're on site, no. We're typically working in your kitchen 9–5, and we ask that you keep out of the space while we're there if you can. Once we finish up for the day, it's all yours — fully tidied and ready to use until we're back the next morning.
If the carcasses are sound, almost always. Gloss, matt, laminate, MDF, shaker profiles and most timber doors all wrap well. If yours won’t take a wrap — badly water-damaged fronts, for example — we’ll tell you straight at the survey rather than take the job on.
No — we wrap the whole kitchen. The price is worked out per door and drawer front because that's the easiest thing for you to count, but every visible part of the units is wrapped with them: side panels, end panels, plinths, cornice, pelmet and the edges of any open shelving. If it's part of the kitchen and you can see it, it gets done. Worktops are the one thing quoted separately, because not everyone wants them changed.
We come to you, measure the kitchen, check the condition of the units and show you finish samples in your own light. You get a fixed written price afterwards. It costs nothing, and there’s no follow-up sales call unless you ask for one.
Book a free survey
Let’s have a look at your kitchen.
Tell us where you are and how to reach you. We’ll come out, measure up and give you a fixed price — free, and with no obligation to book the work.