GS Renovation designs and builds kitchens across Ealing, from the compact rear kitchens of Victorian terraces in Acton to the larger Edwardian villas near Walpole Park. With 30+ years in W3, W5 and UB1, we handle the cabinetry, worktops, services and any structural work as a single, coordinated project.
Open-plan kitchen-diners in Ealing terraces
The most requested kitchen project in Ealing opens up the rear of a Victorian or Edwardian terrace, knocking the kitchen through to the middle reception or infilling the side return to create a sociable kitchen-diner. That dividing wall is almost always load-bearing, so we install a steel beam sized by a structural engineer and signed off by building control, working within the tight rear plots typical of the borough.
With the wall gone, we plan the new space around how the family lives, positioning the island, run of units and dining area to make the most of the light from rooflights or new bi-fold doors. Plumbing and electrics are moved to suit the new layout, and because the same team handles the steel and the kitchen, the structural opening and the finished room come together without a gap between trades.
Bespoke fitted kitchens for W5 and W13
Ealing's period homes come with chimney breasts, alcoves and generous ceiling heights that rarely suit standard off-the-shelf runs. We fit bespoke and made-to-measure cabinetry that works with these proportions, from handleless contemporary designs to classic in-frame Shaker kitchens that sit comfortably in an Edwardian villa. Every unit is planned around the quirks of the room rather than forcing the room to fit the units.
We supply and template worktops in quartz, granite and composite, integrate appliances neatly and finish with tiling, task lighting and considered electrics. Notifiable electrical work is certified under building regulations. Across W5 and W13 the aim is the same, a hard-wearing, beautifully finished kitchen where the plumbing, wiring, joinery and surfaces are all handled in-house by one accountable team.
The certificates a new kitchen should leave behind
A finished kitchen should come with paperwork, and it is worth knowing what you are entitled to. New circuits, a consumer unit change and most other kitchen electrical work are notifiable under Part P, so the installation is tested, an electrical installation certificate is issued and the work is notified to building control. Any gas work, whether moving a hob or relocating a boiler, is carried out and certificated by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
If the job included a structural opening, there is a building control completion certificate for that as well, and the structural engineer's calculations should be filed with it. Appliance warranties, worktop care instructions and the extractor specification round the set off. Keeping them together matters more than people expect, because they are among the first things a conveyancer asks for when the house is sold, sometimes many years afterwards. We hand the full set over at the end of the job rather than posting bits of it out afterwards.
- Extraction ducted through to outside air
- Pantry, larder and utility room integration
- Bespoke kitchen design and 3D layout planning
- Supply and fitting of units, worktops and splashbacks
- Old kitchen strip-out, disposal and making good
Trusted Kitchen Renovation in Ealing
Ealing homeowners choose GS Renovation because one team delivers the whole kitchen, including any steel beam knock-through, the services and the finish, with 30+ years across the borough's terraces and villas. You get bespoke cabinetry planned for period proportions, quality worktops, tidy working in an occupied home and building control sign-off on any structural work.
- Building control applications and inspections coordinated for you
- Suppliers used across every budget, with options priced
- New circuits and consumer unit work certified under Part P
- Photographs kept at each stage for your records
- One point of contact on the phone, not a call centre
- Free, no-obligation quotations