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Areas covered

Kitchen worktops across City of London

We template, fabricate and fit in 15 City of London neighbourhoods, across 16 postcode districts. The measuring and the fitting both happen in your kitchen: there is nothing to visit and nothing to collect.

What we cover here

15 neighbourhoods across City of London

Each one has its own page and its own set of service pages, because the job changes with the housing stock. A worktop in a converted Victorian terrace is not the same job as one in a new-build flat with a booked goods lift.

15

Areas covered

16

Postcode districts

6

Housing archetypes

Worked from the Essex patch

Template and fitting days for City of London are scheduled with the rest of that patch, which is how the turnaround holds at 3–7 working days.

Postcode districts

The districts the areas below sit in. These are the postcodes on the neighbourhoods we list, not a coverage boundary: if yours is not here, send it and we will tell you straight whether we can reach it.

  • E1
  • EC1Y
  • EC1A
  • EC1M
  • EC2R
  • EC2Y
  • EC2V
  • EC2M
  • EC3N
  • EC3A
  • EC3V
  • EC3R
  • EC4V
  • EC4Y
  • EC4R
  • EC4M

Housing stock

What the research recorded across these 15 areas, commonest first. It is the reason the templating notes differ from one street to the next.

  • Victorian and Edwardian terraces15 areas
  • new-build flats and apartments6 areas
  • post-war terraces and 1960s housing6 areas
  • ex-local-authority flats and estates3 areas
  • period detached houses and villas2 areas
  • warehouse and wharf conversions2 areas

Next door

Boroughs this one runs into

Taken from the neighbourhood adjacency data, so these are the boroughs the streets on the edge of City of London actually back onto. Kitchens do not stop at a boundary line and neither do our vans.

Next step

Tell us where in City of London the kitchen is

Plans, a sketch or photos with rough measurements is enough. We come back with a real number and the template dates we can offer on your patch.