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Table top replacement

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01/10/25, 12:14

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Scope of Works

 

• Remove existing worktop and trim, disconnect and cap plumbing for sink or hob as needed

• Measure, template (if needed) and cut new top to fit including sink/hob openings

• Fit edging strips, joins and sealing; apply silicone around sinks

• Secure worktop to base units and check levels

• Reconnect plumbing; advise on electrical reconnection for induction/ceramic hobs (electrician required)

• Clear site of waste and take old worktop for disposal; use dust extraction and PPE when cutting on site

 

Typical Cost

 

Charge Type

Low £

High £

Notes

Call-out / Minimum

£90

£140

First 30–60 min on site

Labour per hour

£45

£70

Carpenter/joiner rate; specialist stone fitters higher

Materials

£70

£700

Laminate/wood to quartz or granite; depends on size and material

Disposal

£20

£100

Removal and skip fees; heavy stone lifts extra

Extras

£40

£300

Sink/hob cutouts, joins, edging; plumbing or electrician fees extra

TOTAL (most jobs come in here)

£240

£900

Typical single-run replacement; bespoke templated stone higher

 

Time on Site

 

Most single-run tabletop replacements take 2–6 hours on site; factory templating or bespoke stone manufacture typically adds 1–7 days for production and return.

 

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

 

• Do you template on site or in the workshop and how long until the new top is ready?

• Will you handle sink/hob cutouts and will plumbing/electrics be included or charged separately?

• Do you provide a written quote showing materials, labour and disposal costs?

• What warranty do you offer on workmanship and on any supplied materials?

• How will you protect floors and cabinets and how is site cleanup handled?

• If stone or quartz is used, who is responsible for heavy lifting and do you need extra helpers or equipment?

 

How to Avoid Surprises

 

• ensure clear access to the work area and move small items off the work surface

• reserve parking close to the property for deliveries and larger offcuts

• confirm who will disconnect and reconnect plumbing and who will do electrical work for hobs

• check building or leasehold rules for external trades, deliveries and working hours

• have appliance dimensions and existing sink/hob positions to hand to speed templating

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