frequently asked questions

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At More Kitchens, we understand that you may have a number of questions that need to be answered before you begin planning your new kitchen.

Although we are more than happy to arrange a design appointment to discuss your kitchen project in more detail, we have listed some questions that we are frequently asked by our customers as a starter for ten.

If you can't find the answer you are looking for please do not hesitate to contact us.

If I arrange a design appointment for a new kitchen, will I have to wait around all day?

No. We will always give you an idea of what time we will call, which we will confirm in writing. We will also confirm the exact time on the morning of our proposed visit, helping you to plan your day. We know there's nothing worse than hanging around all day waiting for someone to call.

Will I be given a written quotation for the work?

Absolutely. Our quotations are fully detailed and itemised, so you can see exactly what you are paying for. We have heard of many cases where customers have not received a written quote or have received a quote with little detail, and this has led to problems and disputes further down the line. This can be very stressful and may well delay the completion of the job.

Will I be given a fixed start date for the work?

Yes, once we have determined your requirements, you will be given a start date (typically a week commencing date, with the exact date confirmed a few days before). In certain circumstances, you may need a definite start or completion date, in which case we will accommodate your request, assuming it is reasonable.

Will I have hot and cold water whilst work is being carried out?

Yes. Your water supply will be in full working order for all the time the work is being carried out. The only time there will be no water is when we are connecting water pipes or replacing tanks or cylinders, but this should only be for a few minutes at a time and you will get advance notice.

Will you keep my home tidy and remove all the rubbish?

Yes. We use dust sheets and carpet protector film to minimise any dust or mess and to protect your property. We will also dispose of all your old fixtures and associated rubbish, so you won’t have to worry about visiting your local waste disposal tip.

Do I have to be on site all the time the work is going on?

Not necessarily. All our multi-skilled installers are DBS checked, which should give you peace of mind that they can be left in your home. In over 50 years we have never had reports of any issues. If you need to go out, speak to your installer, who will do their best to work around your plans.

How many people will do the work? Will there be days when no-one turns up?

In most cases, and depending on the size of the job, one or two installers will carry out the work. In all but extreme circumstances we will have someone on site for a full day every day until the works are completed, ensuring that your new kitchen is completed as soon is practically possible.

How long will the job take?

Every job is different, but we understand that having any work done in your home for any length of time can be stressful, so we aim to complete the job as quickly as is practical. We never rush because we don’t want to compromise our quality or cut corners, but we will stay on the job every day until all works are complete. Generally, we can give you an estimate of how long your installation will take which is factored into your quote.

Is the work guaranteed?

We offer a 3-year insurance backed installation guarantee on all our workmanship within the retail market for products specified and sold on or after 1/1/23. This is further complemented by manufactures warranties​ so should any issues arise at any time we encourage you to contact us, via phone or email, so we can get the matter resolved quickly and efficiently.

When will I have to pay for the work?

There are no hidden costs with us. On all kitchen orders we kindly ask for 25% of the project value as a deposit. We then kindly ask for an interim payment of 65% halfway through the project and your final invoice of 10% won’t be raised until practical completion of your job.

What are my options for paying for the work?

For deposit payments we accept credit cards, BACS, debit card and cheque payments. For interim and final payments we accept BACS, debit card and cheque payments.

What happens if I have any problems?

Our Head Office in Leeds is fully staffed during normal working hours, so there will always be someone on hand to help you. As we employ more than 30 installers, in most we can guarantee that someone will attend the same day to help resolve any on-site problems.

What do I do if I have a formal complaint?

We have a formal complaints procedure. Details of such are available on request by emailing info@passmoregroup.co.uk, calling our office on 0113 2015030 or via postal service A/O Managing Director, Partnership House, 6 Hales Road, Lower Wortley, Leeds, LS12 4PL.

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