I recently had a kitchen fitted, firstly they changed the delivery date which in itself was not a problem, just inconvenient, as they got rid of the original surveyor, so my fitting was delayed. The new surveyor was more interested in getting me to pay him for stuff on the side rather than it all being on the contract price. From there on in, everything went wrong, I spent more time dealing with the problems and running back to store to get this and that etc., how many weekends I spend just having to stay at home for another delivery is incalcualbe. Then the fitters put my hob on wonky and the cooker hood was also wonky and the tiles well, the tiles were fitted two up all the way round, except above the hob, which he put 6 up and then a gap at the top, it all looked ridiculous, the trim was sticking out on the tiles as they were not the same height. When I complained I was told that he was an excellent fitter and they had no other complaints. The fitter said it was because my wall was wonky, and if I had let him do the additional work that would not have happened. I eventually told B & Q that it was not good enough and they offered me some money back, as they said the project was closed, I refused and they sent another fitter who fixed the incomplete work. However the larder door, which there was no frame work for is now coming off, the skirting board fittings are broken and several other little things. Although they say that there is a 10 year guarantee, you cannot ring thourgh and get someone to fix it, you have to complete a form and supply picutres etc, which you need pdf editing to do is difficult. I would suggest you do not go to B & Q unless you are desparate, considering the amount of money they charge. I think the staff at B & Q are very helpful and they did attempt to sort out all the problems, however they system with outside contractors appears to be faulty, as they do no checks on them whatsoever as far as I can see.