Point Cook, VIC 3030 · western suburbs
Kitchen renovations in Point Cook
Complete kitchen renovations from $24,999 — cabinetry, benchtop, splashback, appliance installation and GST all in. Typically 5–7 weeks on site. We're a small local team — the people who quote your job are the people who build it, so you're not paying for a showroom or a sales rep.
- Registered building practitioner
- Fixed written price before we start
- Free inspection across Point Cook
Local knowledge
What we see in Point Cook homes
Point Cook kitchens are 2000s-onwards estate kitchens: open to the living area, usually with an island already, generally a walk-in or butler's pantry, and cabinetry that is structurally fine but visually dated. The bones are almost always better than the finish.
The thing that catches people out here
Estate kitchens here are usually a good size with an existing island. Replacing doors, benchtops and splashback while keeping the carcasses is often the smartest spend.
Replacing doors, benchtops and the splashback while keeping sound carcasses is often the smartest spend here, and it is a legitimate recommendation rather than a way of quoting cheap. We will open a few cupboards at the inspection and tell you which way it falls.
Before you get quotes
Three things that decide the price in Point Cook
1. What your house is built on
Slab-on-ground with a timber frame. The sink and dishwasher waste are cast into the slab, so the layout stays where it is unless there is a compelling reason to cut concrete — and in an open-plan room with continuous flooring, there rarely is. Ducting is straightforward, framing is modern and predictable, and the electrical is generally up to the job.
2. Permits, overlays and owners corporations
No planning permit, and asbestos is unlikely given the build era. Some Point Cook estates have design guidelines or an owners corporation; these mostly govern the exterior but are worth reading. Otherwise this is about as unencumbered as a renovation gets in Melbourne.
3. What a renovation is worth here
These houses sell on presentation and there are a lot of similar ones competing. A current benchtop and door finish with the layout left alone does more per dollar here than any structural change, because the structure was never the problem.
None of the above is guesswork on a quote — we look at the subfloor, whether the dividing wall carries load, the switchboard and where a rangehood can duct to during the free inspection, then put a fixed written price on it.
Pricing
Kitchen renovation cost in Point Cook
One number, everything in it. Take it to any other quote you get and compare line for line — that is the comparison worth making.
What's included at $24,999
One price for the cabinetry, the benchtop, the splashback and the trades, with GST in it. Appliances are the one thing you buy yourself.
- Removal of existing kitchen and disposal
- New cabinetry, 6–8 linear metres
- Laminate, porcelain or natural stone benchtop
- Tiled or glass splashback
- Plumbing and electrical by licensed trades
- Appliance installation (you buy the appliances, we fit them)
Appliances are not included — you buy them, which means you pick the brands and catch the sales, and we install them as part of the job. Removing a load-bearing wall, moving the sink or dishwasher to a new position, a switchboard upgrade, upgraded finishes and hidden damage found during demolition are quoted separately and always in writing before any extra work starts.
Also renovating the bathroom? See bathroom pricing for Point Cook →
Questions
Point Cook kitchen renovations — common questions
Do you actually work in Point Cook?
Yes — Point Cook is inside our regular service area, along with Werribee, Altona Meadows, Hoppers Crossing and the surrounding western suburbs. Site inspections across Point Cook are free and there's no travel charge.
How long will the job take?
Around 5–7 weeks on site for a standard kitchen of this type. Point Cook is mostly 2000s onward estate housing, and that's the kind of place we work on most — so the timeline we give you at quote stage is the one we work to.
What could push the price above $24,999?
Four things, in order of likelihood: taking out a load-bearing wall, which means an engineer's beam design and a building permit; moving the sink or dishwasher, which is cheap on a timber subfloor and expensive on a slab; a switchboard that cannot carry a modern appliance load; and finishes above our standard range. Appliances are yours to buy, so they sit outside the price either way. In Point Cook, where the stock is 2000s onward estate housing, the third one matters — you get a written price before anyone touches it.
Can I see photos of your work?
Yes — there are real before-and-after photos and video walkthroughs of finished work on the home page. We'll bring more kitchen renovations to the inspection, along with what each job actually cost.
Do you do whole-house renovations in Point Cook?
No, and we'd rather say so plainly. We don't do extensions, second storeys, re-roofing or anything that changes the outside of the house — we do bathrooms and kitchens, for a fixed price, and that narrow focus is the reason we can quote the way we do. Taking out an internal wall to open a kitchen to the living area is part of a kitchen and we do that, with an engineer's beam design and a building permit where the wall is load-bearing. If you're planning a full home renovation in Point Cook, these are usually the two rooms that blow the budget, so it's worth getting a firm number on them early even if someone else is managing the rest. We're happy to quote just our part and work alongside your builder.
Free, no obligation
Book your free site inspection in Point Cook.
Tell us a bit about the room and we'll call you back to arrange a time. You'll get a fixed written price — and an honest answer about what your budget can realistically buy.
Thanks — we've got it.
We'll call you back to arrange a time, usually the same day.