The simple difference
A kitchen fitter focuses on installing the room accurately. A kitchen designer focuses on layout, storage, materials and choices. Many homeowners need a joined-up route that covers both.
When installation-only is enough
If you already have a supplier, checked measurements and final product choices, a careful installation route may be right.
When full project support helps
If you are still comparing layouts, storage, worktops, lighting or the order of works, a design/supply/install route reduces gaps between decisions.
Questions to ask before choosing
- Who checks measurements before ordering?
- Who coordinates worktops, services and deliveries?
- How are snags and late changes recorded?
- What happens at final handover?
Not sure which you need?
Use the first conversation to map the right level of support.
Start the kitchen plan