Your guide to Kitchen Extension, Remodelling & Repairs.

Planning: Start by determining the goals and budget for the project. Consider factors such as the desired size of the kitchen, the layout, and the materials to be used. Hire an architect or designer to help with the planning process.
Building Regulations: Obtain the necessary approvals and permits from the local authorities. Make sure the plans comply with building codes and regulations.
Demolition: Remove any existing walls, flooring, and cabinets that will be replaced. Dispose of the debris properly.
Framing: Install the new walls and flooring for the kitchen extension. Make sure they are level and plumb.
Plumbing and Electrical: Install the new plumbing and electrical systems. This includes the sink, dishwasher, refrigerator, and other appliances. Make sure the electrical wiring is up to code.
Finishing: Install the cabinets, countertops, and flooring. Paint or stain the walls and cabinets as desired.
Repairs: If the project is a remodeling or repair project, focus on fixing any issues with the existing kitchen such as leaky faucets, faulty appliances, and damaged cabinetry.
Final Touches: Add any final touches such as lighting fixtures, hardware, and accessories.
Cleanup: Clean up the area, removing any debris and tools.
Enjoy the new space! Regularly maintain the kitchen and take care of it, so it lasts for many years to come.

It is important to budget for the project and also consider a contingency budget for unexpected expenses. Hiring a professional contractor or a kitchen specialist for the project is advisable, they have the experience and skill to make sure the job is done right.