Kitchens in the Highlands

We cover all of mainland Scotland, and that includes Inverness, Nairn, Aviemore, the Great Glen, Fort William, Lochaber, Oban, Argyll and up the coast to Ullapool. Highland projects begin remotely: plans or measurements in, design and a line-by-line quote out, then a survey visit to confirm the room before anything is ordered.

Highland houses are rarely square. Croft houses and stone cottages have thick walls, deep reveals and floors that fall, and older extensions rarely meet the original building at a right angle. Made-to-measure handmade cabinetry solves that properly - built to the room, scribed in and hand-painted - while Impuls German cabinetry suits newer housing around Inverness and the A9 corridor.

A lot of Highland work is lodges, steadings and holiday lets, where the kitchen has to survive heavy, back-to-back use by people who did not choose it. That points to hard-wearing worktops, robust internal fittings, generous storage and a layout that two or three people can work in at once.

Because our own team runs the installation we can plan around changeover dates and hold delivery until the property is empty, then complete the fit in one continuous visit rather than returning over months.

Distance is a logistics question, not a barrier. Access, delivery vehicle size, single-track approaches, ferry-free routing on the mainland and storage on site are all agreed at survey. Deliveries are timed to the fit, and our joiners stay on site until the kitchen is finished.

Any exceptional travel or accommodation cost on a Highland installation is set out in the quote before you commit, and design, quotation and survey are free. Electrics, plumbing, plastering, flooring and decoration can all be carried by us, which matters more the further you are from a reliable local trade.