QuarrowKitchens & Baths
A finished kitchen with sage handleless units, a marble splashback, a walnut breakfast bar with a marble top set for dinner, and brass and chrome pendant lights

Kitchens, bathrooms and en-suites in Harrogate

Rooms fitted by one team, priced once and kept to it.

We design it with you, our own fitters build it, and one project manager answers your calls from strip-out to the last bead of silicone.

A typical Quarrow kitchen

Kitchens from
£14,500
Weeks on site
3–4
Guarantee
10 years

4.9 from 318 reviews · 640 rooms since 2011

11 fitters on the payroll, and not one of them rushes a tile

Most firms sell the kitchen and hand the fitting to whoever is free. We employ our own fitters and tilers, and our plumbers and electricians are in-house and certified. The people who measure your room are the people who finish it.

Rooms fitted since 2011
640
Jobs finished on the planned week
94%
Workmanship guarantee
10 yrs
Meet the team
A tiler’s gloved hand spreading adhesive with a trowel between large grey porcelain floor tiles held level with clips

From first visit to handover

Five stages, one project manager, and a text every Friday so you never have to chase.

  1. Week one

    Design visit

    A designer comes to you, measures up, checks the walls, the waste runs and the wiring, and listens. Free, about ninety minutes.

  2. Within ten days

    Plan and fixed price

    A 3D plan, samples in your hands at the showroom and one written price. We revise it until it is right; no deposit until you are sure.

  3. 5 – 11 weeks

    Ordering and prep

    Units, stone and sanitaryware are ordered for one delivery date. Your project manager books every trade and sends you the week-by-week plan.

  4. 2 – 4 weeks

    On site

    Strip-out, first fix, plastering, fitting, tiling, second fix. Dust sheets down every morning, a clean site every evening, a text update every Friday.

  5. Final day

    Handover

    We walk the room with you, fix anything on the snag list, and hand over the guarantees. The last 10% is only due once you are happy.

What will it cost, and when can you start?

Pick the room, the size, the finish and any extras. You get a fitted price range, weeks on site, the stage payments and the earliest month we can start.

Which room?
How big is it?
Finish level

What each level includes

Changing the layout?
Anything extra?

Essential, Signature or Bespoke?

The same fitters and the same guarantee at every level. What changes is the doors, the worktops, the tiles and how long the materials take to arrive.

What is included at each finish level, and the fitted price from
Essential Rigid-built units, laminate or solid-surface tops, porcelain tiles. Honest, hard-wearing and quick to fit. Chosen most Signature In-frame or painted shaker doors, quartz tops, larger-format tiles and brushed brass. The one most people choose. Bespoke Cabinetry made to measure in our partner joinery, solid oak or walnut, natural stone and hand-cut tiling.
Kitchen from £14,500£26,100
Bathroom from £8,900£16,000
En-suite from £6,200£11,200
Doors and units Rigid-built, slab doors in 12 coloursMade to measure in oak, walnut or tulipwood
Worktops Laminate or compact solid surfaceNatural stone or 30 mm quartzite
Tiles Porcelain from our core rangeHand-set patterns and feature walls
Taps and brassware Chrome or matt blackAny finish, including unlacquered brass
Lighting Downlights and one lit mirrorLighting plan by your designer
Order to site 5 weeks11 weeks
Price it at Essential Price it at Bespoke

Project story · Harlow Hill, Harrogate

A dark galley and a dining room nobody used, made into one room

Estimator said
£34,500 – £41,100
Final bill
£38,600
Weeks on site
6 of 6 planned

What changed

  • Wall between galley and dining room out, one steel beam in
  • Sink moved under the new window, hob onto the island
  • Marble-effect quartz waterfall island seating four
  • Chevron oak floor laid through both rooms

“We had three quotes. Quarrow’s was not the cheapest, but it was the only one that was one number, and it stayed one number. Six weeks, exactly as the plan said, and Dan rang every Friday even when there was nothing to report.”

R. & J. M., homeowners
Read the whole project, with before and after

Ideas worth stealing, with the budget they need

Three rooms we would happily build again, and what they cost to get right.

All design ideas

Planning, costs and living with the work

The questions every design visit starts with.

Planning

How far ahead do we need to book?
Most jobs start eight to ten weeks after the design visit: two weeks to agree the plan, then the lead time on your units and stone. Bespoke cabinetry is closer to thirteen weeks. The estimator shows the earliest start month for the finish you pick.
Do we need planning permission or building control?
A like-for-like kitchen or bathroom needs neither. Taking out a wall, adding a window or moving a soil stack usually needs building control, and we handle the application and the inspections. Listed buildings and flats may need more; we check at the design visit.
Can we supply our own appliances or tiles?
Yes. We fit customer-supplied appliances, taps and tiles, and we check the specification before you buy. Our workmanship guarantee still covers the fitting; the item itself is covered by its maker.

Costs

Is the estimator price the price we pay?
It is a range built from our real price list. After the survey you get one fixed written price. In the last twelve months, 9 in 10 fixed prices landed inside the estimator’s range.
What is included in the price?
Design, strip-out and waste removal, units or sanitaryware, worktops, plumbing, electrics, plastering, tiling, flooring, decorating the room and making good. Appliances are priced separately unless you ask us to supply them.
How do payments work?
A 20% deposit holds your start date. 40% is due when materials arrive and work starts, 30% when tiling and worktops are in, and the last 10% only after the snag list is cleared.

During the work

Can we stay in the house?
Almost everyone does. For kitchens we set up a temporary sink and worktop, and for bathrooms we keep a WC working every night unless you have a second one.
Who will be in our house?
Our own fitters and tilers, and our in-house plumbers and electricians. Plasterers and stone templaters are long-standing subcontractors your project manager books and supervises.
How do we know what is happening?
Your project manager sends a week-by-week plan before we start and a text update every Friday. You have their mobile number for everything else.

Every question on one page

Start with a free design visit

A designer comes to you, measures up and listens. Ten days later you have a 3D plan and one fixed price, and no deposit until you are sure.