How much does a Worktop Fitter cost in Wales?
Typical costs for hiring a worktop fitter anywhere in Wales. Worktops pricing is largely consistent across the UK, so the figures below are indicative national ranges. Your actual quote depends on job size, access and materials, so always get 2–3 quotes.
Worktops in Wales: what our directory holds
Where they are: South Wales 19 · North Wales 6 · Mid Wales 1
Counted from businesses listed on besttrades.wales, not a survey of the whole market — there are worktops in Wales we have not listed yet. Supply affects price: in a region with few available worktops, quotes sit toward the top of the ranges below.
Worktop Fitter price guide, Wales
| Job type | Price range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Worktop Replacement | £600 – £4200 | standard 5m run, supplied and fitted |
| Laminate Per Square Metre | £35 – £150/m² | |
| Solid Wood Per Square Metre | £120 – £250/m² | |
| Quartz Per Square Metre | £220 – £900/m² | |
| Granite Per Square Metre | £270 – £450/m² | |
| Solid Surface Per Square Metre | £300 – £450/m² | solid surface or composite, e.g. Corian |
| Old Worktop Removal | £100 – £200 | if not included in the fitter's quote |
Price ranges sourced from MyJobQuote, Kitchen Worktop Replacement Cost Guide (UK Prices 2026) (updated 27th August, 2026). Cost data across all trades was last updated 22 September 2026. Actual quotes vary by job complexity, access and contractor.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to replace kitchen worktops?
Replacing a kitchen worktop typically costs £600 to £4,200, supplied and fitted, for a standard 5m run. The material you choose has the biggest impact on price, with laminate the cheapest option, and the job usually takes 1 to 1.5 days.
How much do quartz and granite worktops cost?
Quartz averages £220 to £900 per m² and granite £270 to £450 per m². Both are heavier than laminate and often need specialist templating, which pushes up both the supply and labour cost.
Will the fitter take away my old worktop?
Not all kitchen worktop fitters include removal of your old worktops in their quote, so check upfront. If it isn't covered, expect to pay between £100 and £200 to have it removed professionally.
What should I check before hiring a worktop fitter?
Ask whether they belong to a recognised trade body such as the KBSA, the Federation of Master Builders or the Guild of Master Craftsmen, and check they have public liability insurance. Granite and quartz need specialist skills and tools, so confirm they have experience with your chosen material.