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Kitchen budget planner
Quick answer: Enter the figure from each quote or price you have, choose a contingency percentage and see the total. We do not include prices because they vary a lot, so use your own quotes.
Enter your own quotes or prices in pounds. Leave blank what you do not need.
How to use the budget planner
Fill in a figure for each part of the job where you already have a quote or a price, and leave the rest blank until you do. The contingency is added on top because kitchens in older homes often reveal damp, old wiring or uneven floors once the units come out. For what to ask each fitter to include, read how to compare kitchen fitter quotes.
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Frequently asked questions
Why add a contingency?
Older houses often hide surprises behind units and under floors. A contingency stops one surprise from derailing the budget. Ten to fifteen percent is a common rule of thumb.
Is my data saved?
No. It is calculated in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.