Services that land where the kitchen needs them
Cabinet plan comes first
We align supplies, wastes, and sockets with the final unit positions.
Appliance details reviewed
We use product requirements to plan suitable connection points early.
Connections checked
We test the agreed plumbing and electrical functions before completion.
Plan every connection around the final kitchen
Kitchen plumbing and electrics must match the cabinet and appliance layout, not a rough memory of where the old sink used to be. We coordinate supplies and waste for sinks, taps, dishwashers, washing machines, and other water-fed equipment. Electrical planning considers appliance supplies, sockets, lighting, extraction and the demands placed on existing circuits. Product information and final positions are important because connection needs vary. Preparing these details before units arrive gives each trade a clear plan and keeps service points accessible where required.
First-fix before cabinets restrict the routes
Pipes, wastes and cables are positioned during the appropriate early stage, while final connections and testing follow after units and worktops are ready. We coordinate that sequence with the whole kitchen fit so finished parts do not need removing to correct an overlooked point. At a Carrickfergus property, we ask for appliance specifications and cabinet plans before work begins. We then check water connections, drainage, sockets, lighting, and connected equipment within the agreed scope before completion.
Frequently asked questions
When should we provide appliance specifications?
Provide them before first-fix work begins. Different appliances can need different supplies, outlets, clearances, and connection methods. Early information helps us place services correctly and identify issues before cabinets and worktops reduce access.
Can the sink or appliances move to new positions?
Possibly. New positions depend on practical water, waste, extraction, and electrical routes. Drainage falls and circuit requirements can limit some choices. We review the kitchen plan and existing services before confirming what the change involves.
Are the connections tested after installation?
Yes, the relevant trades check the functions included in the agreed scope. This can cover water flow, drainage, sockets, lights, and connected equipment. Appliances must be present and suitable for connection when required by the programme.