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Kitchen fitter / Carpenter

By StephA
August 11, 2022 in Request a Tradesperson

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StephA

Posted August 11, 2022

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Posted August 11, 2022

Hi. We currently have a separate washing machine and dryer installed in our kitchen. They are in quite obscure sized gaps and I’m finding it difficult to replace the devices. I’d like to remove both, install a combined washer-dryer and turn the rest of the gap into a new cupboard or shelves. I think we would need a kitchen fitter to help with this, or else a carpenter. Does anyone have recommendations? Thank you!

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