Kitchens & home renovations · Crawley
Crawley kitchens and home renovations, done properly.
Crawley’s older places sit within the New Town: Saxon work survives at Worth Church, Ifield retains its watermill and The Tree marks the medieval High Street. Planning a new kitchen or a bigger renovation in Crawley? Integral looks after all of it, from the design and building work to the plumbing, electrics, tiling and finishing, with one team and one person to call.
Plan the kitchen around how you really live
Crawley Borough Council identifies both New Town areas and older places as important to the town’s character; Southgate is an early example of the planned neighbourhood approach. A great kitchen starts with honest questions: what drives you mad about the one you have now, and what would you change tomorrow if you could? We take those answers, measure the room and check the services, then plan a layout that's practical, sociable and built to last.
Let the house shape the design
Older homes reward a little extra care. We look at ceiling heights, floors, windows and any details you'd like to keep, then plan the new kitchen and finishes to sit comfortably alongside them.
Doing more than the kitchen? Plan the whole house together
A whole-house renovation sounds daunting, but it's simpler with one team in charge. We plan the building work, rewiring, heating, plastering, kitchen, bathrooms and decorating as one project, so you always know what's happening next and who's responsible.
Need help choosing materials?
As well as supplying your kitchen, bedroom or bathroom ourselves, we source products from our sister company, Old Bank Kitchens. You're welcome to visit their showroom to see materials and finishes in person, and we'll install whatever you choose.
Local information and useful reading
Background on Crawley and resources to help you explore the area. Requirements for any work depend on the individual property and should be checked with the relevant authority.
A sense of place
Three local points of interest.
Landmarks and historical connections in and around Crawley.
St Nicholas’ Church, Worth
The nave, transepts and principal arch retain Saxon work from the church’s origins between 950 and 1050, while its bell tower is Victorian.
Ifield Watermill
The surviving mill building dates from an early nineteenth-century rebuilding. Its waterwheel and millpond recall the area’s agricultural working life.
The Tree
This medieval High Street house includes a section facing the Boulevard dating from the fifteenth century; local doctors occupied it for more than 130 years.
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Before we begin
Planning a kitchen or renovation in Crawley?
Every project starts with a conversation.
Can you take on a whole-house renovation in Crawley?
Yes. We take on whole-home projects, from rewiring and plastering to new kitchens, bathrooms and decorating. You get one team and one plan, so everything happens in the right order and nobody is waiting on anyone else.
Do I need a kitchen design before I get in touch?
No. A few photos of the room and an idea of what isn't working are plenty to start with. We'll help with the layout and the choices, and you're welcome to see materials in person at our sister company's showroom, Old Bank Kitchens in Steyning.
Let’s begin
Your Crawley kitchen, done properly.
Send us your postcode, a few photos and a quick note about what you'd like to change. We'll call you to talk it through.