Kitchens & Bathrooms in Burnage, Manchester

Homes in Burnage

Burnage is mostly family homes. Much of the area is made up of 1920s and 1930s semis along and around Kingsway, with some earlier terraces, post-war houses and newer homes too. It's also home to Burnage Garden Village, the early-20th-century cottage-style estate with its own distinctive character.

Interwar semis often have a separate kitchen, dining room and living room, and a common project is opening the kitchen up into the dining room to create a bigger, more sociable family space – or re-planning a dated layout so it has more storage and better worktop space. Upstairs, the family bathroom is often fairly compact, so choosing the right bath, shower and storage makes a real difference. Smaller cottage-style homes call for clever, space-saving design in both rooms.

What we do in Burnage

You deal with one team for the whole job:

• Design, supply and fitting of new kitchens, with collections including Pönnighaus, LochAnna Kitchens, JJO and Blossom Avenue
• Design, supply and fitting of new bathrooms and en-suites
• Plumbing and heating, such as moving sinks, renewing pipework and fitting radiators or towel rails
• Maple's own team does all the work, including plumbing, heating, electrics, strip-out, plastering, tiling and flooring

All tradespeople hold the relevant qualifications, for example Gas Safe registered engineers for gas work.

All work comes with a 12-month guarantee.

Around Burnage

From the Garden Village and Burnage station to the roads off Kingsway and Fog Lane Park, we cover the whole area. If you're not sure whether we cover your street, call us with your postcode.

Before you visit

Ring ahead so we can have the right samples ready. Photos, rough measurements and inspiration images all help – see our kitchen planning checklist and bathroom planning checklist.