This page is for people in Naas looking for a kitchen company that will handle the whole job rather than sell units and leave them to find a fitter. The Home Upgrade Co. designs, makes and fits kitchens in Naas and across Kildare. You send photos, a video and sizes of the room, you get a 3D design of your own kitchen and one itemised quote, and our own team makes and fits it. For the county as a whole see kitchens in Kildare, and for the service itself see our fitted kitchens page or kitchen fitters in Dublin.
Do you fit kitchens in Naas?
Yes. We design, make and fit kitchens in Naas and across Kildare, with a 3D design and itemised quote for your own kitchen.
We are a service area business rather than a showroom, so there is no shop in Naas for you to drive to and no catchment drawn around one address. You send photos, a video and sizes, and our design team designs it from them. That is the whole reason the model works outside Dublin at all.
One company does the design, the manufacture and the fitting. You are not sold units in one place and left to find a fitter in another, which is the usual shape of a Naas kitchen job and the reason so many of them end with nobody owning the problem.
Which parts of Naas and Kildare do you cover?
Naas town and the estates around it, and the rest of Kildare from Maynooth and Celbridge down to Newbridge, Kilcullen and Athy.
Naas is the county town and sits in the middle of the busiest part of Kildare, so almost everything in the county is a short run from it.
- Naas town and around it: Monread, Craddockstown, Ballycane, Oldtown, Piercetown, Sallins Road, Caragh Road, Blessington Road, Tipper and Osberstown
- Just outside: Sallins, Johnstown, Kill, Straffan, Ardclough and Rathmore
- North Kildare: Maynooth, Celbridge, Leixlip, Clane, Prosperous, Kilcock and Kill
- South and west Kildare: Newbridge, Kilcullen, Kildare town, Monasterevin, Athy, Rathangan and Ballymore Eustace
- The Curragh side: Brownstown, Suncroft and Milltown
If your area is not on that list, it is a list rather than a limit. Send the Eircode on WhatsApp and we will confirm straight away.
How far is Naas from you, and does that change anything?
Naas is about 35 kilometres from Dublin on the M7 and it changes nothing. Same timings, same figures, same team.
The M7 runs from the N7 and the M50 at Red Cow straight to Naas, which makes it one of the shortest runs out of Dublin we do. The 3D design works the same whether the house is in Monread or in Rathfarnham.
Access in Naas splits two ways. The estate housing at Monread, Craddockstown and Ballycane has driveways and open roads, so the delivery is straightforward. The town centre is the opposite: Main Street, Poplar Square, Basin Street and the lanes off them are tight, busy and often restricted for parking, so a van cannot simply sit outside all day. We check the access before the fit rather than on the morning of it, and where there is no off street parking we agree the arrangements with you in advance.
We travel from Dublin and we do not add a delivery charge for the county. The practical advantage of one company covering Naas, Dublin and the counties between them is that you are not choosing between a local fitter who does not make anything and a Dublin showroom that subcontracts the fitting to whoever is free that week.
What does a fitted kitchen cost in Naas?
Our kitchens start at €12,000 fitted and a typical family kitchen with a quartz worktop comes to €15,000 to €25,000, including VAT at 23 per cent.
Those are our own figures and they are the same in Naas as they are in Dublin. We do not price a job up or down by county. A large room with an island, stone throughout and integrated appliances can sit above €25,000.
We publish the starting figure on purpose, so you can decide before anyone drives out whether we suit your budget. Everything we make is premium and priced to that standard, and if you are working to a tight budget we are honestly not the right fit.
The figure for your own room comes from the 3D design of it, drawn from your photos, video and sizes. Our new kitchen cost guide for 2026 has the full breakdown, what is in the price and the list of what is not.
Want to see your own Naas kitchen in 3D before you decide anything?
What kind of kitchens do Naas houses usually need?
Mostly three: 1990s and 2000s estate kitchens laid out to a builder's budget, high ceilinged town centre houses, and big county kitchens on one off sites.
Naas roughly doubled in size between the early 1990s and the crash, and the housing stock divides very cleanly because of it.
The 1990s to 2000s estate house, which covers Monread, Craddockstown, Ballycane, Piercetown and most of what a commuter buys in Naas, usually has a kitchen and dining area at the back, a door to the garden and a straight run of builder specified units. The room itself is usually fine. What is wrong is that the layout follows where the plumber put the sink, the presses stop well short of the ceiling, and the corners are dead. Those are the kitchens where full height units and a properly planned corner give back most of a press run without touching a wall.
The town centre house, on and behind Main Street, Poplar Square, Basin Street and the Sallins Road end, is older, with higher ceilings, deeper reveals and a narrow kitchen at the back or in a return. High ceilings are an opportunity rather than a problem: they are the rooms where a full height run with a cornice reads as furniture instead of as boxes. They are also the rooms where a catalogue kitchen looks worst, because standard wall unit heights leave a metre of blank wall above them.
The one off house and the old farmhouse, common out towards Kilcullen, Two Mile House, Caragh and Prosperous, usually has a large square kitchen that works as the main room, often with a back kitchen, a stove and a dining end. Those rooms need an island or a peninsula to break the walking distances, and the clearances matter more than the units.
If you want an island, our kitchen islands page covers the space one actually needs. If the kitchen is part of an extension, read kitchen extension ideas first, because the kitchen should be designed at drawing stage.
Have you fitted a kitchen in Naas yet?
Not in Naas itself. We are honest about that rather than putting somebody else's kitchen on the page and calling it ours.
The Home Upgrade Co. is a young company. The photographs on this site are kitchens Stephen's team fitted in Dublin before the company was set up, which is why every caption says so. We are not going to describe them as Naas jobs, and we are not going to invent a Naas customer or a review.
What we can tell you is what is real. We cover Naas and the rest of Kildare, the 3D design is free wherever the house is, the kitchen is made to your room's measurements, and our own team fits it. The specification below is the same one we quote against everywhere, and the timings on this page are the same ones we work to in Dublin.
If you want to see the work before you commit anything, that is what the 3D design is for. You see your own Naas room, from every angle, before anyone asks you for a euro.
How does a Naas kitchen job run, step by step?
3D design and itemised quote from your photos, video and sizes, then fitted within 12 weeks of sign off.
- WhatsApp us photos and your Eircode. We tell you straight away whether the job suits us and roughly where it would land.
- Send photos, a video and sizes. You send photos, a video and sizes of the room wall by wall, and we check the services and the delivery access from them. Once you agree the quote, we visit to check every measurement before anything is made. Free, no obligation.
- 3D design and itemised quote. Your own room from every angle, with one complete quote beside it and every unit and the worktop on its own line.
- Sign off in your own time. Changes at this stage are free. We do not chase.
- Fitted within 12 weeks of sign off. Every unit made to your measurements, delivered and installed by our own team, and the old kitchen taken out by us if you want, priced as its own line.
The full sequence, including what happens on each day of the fit and who does the plumbing and electrics, is on our kitchen process and FAQ page.
What is actually in a kitchen from us?
Units made to your measurements on an 18mm melamine faced plywood carcase, lacquer doors, DTC soft close as standard, and a 2 year warranty on wood.
Ask every company quoting you in Naas for this in writing before you compare two prices. Here is ours to compare against.
| Part | What we use as standard |
|---|---|
| Carcase | 18mm melamine faced plywood, faced both sides and E1 rated, with 9mm melamine plywood backs. Most kitchens in this market are built on chipboard. |
| Doors and drawer fronts | 18mm MDF, sprayed and oven cured lacquer. Laminate is available where it suits the job and the budget. |
| Edging | PUR edge banding. The glue is moisture cured, so the joint is close to invisible and holds up to heat and water better than the usual EVA. |
| Hinges and runners | DTC soft close as standard. Blum is available as an upgrade and is priced as its own line on your quote. |
| Worktops | Quartz, stone, solid wood or laminate, chosen as part of the same design. |
| Sizing | Every unit made to the measurements taken in your room. No standard units cut down on site and no filler panels. |
| Warranty | 2 years on wood products, written on your quote. Doors and windows, a separate service, carry 10 years. |
Those are the questions worth asking, in exactly these words: what board are the carcases, what thickness, what is the moisture rating, what hinges and runners, and is that written on the quote.
Do you cover the rest of Kildare as well?
Yes. The same service runs across the whole county, and also in Dublin, Meath and Wicklow.
Kildare County Council covers a county that runs from the Dublin border at Leixlip and Celbridge down through Newbridge and Kildare town to Athy, and we work across all of it. See kitchens in Kildare for the county page, or Dublin, Meath and Wicklow if you are looking across a boundary. North Kildare in particular sits closer to west Dublin than to Naas, so plenty of people in Maynooth, Celbridge and Leixlip end up ringing companies on both sides of the line. Painting is a different trade again and not one of ours, but we work with a painter across the county, so see painters in Kildare if the walls are being done too.
What kitchen styles can I have in Naas?
Any of them, because every kitchen is made to order. Shaker, handleless, in frame, modern flat doors and traditional framed looks all come from the same workshop.
The style is the door. Everything behind it is the same made to measure build. Each one has its own page: shaker kitchens, handleless kitchens, in frame kitchens, modern kitchens and traditional kitchens. If you want an island, our kitchen islands page covers the clearances a room needs before one works.
Frequently asked questions
Do you fit kitchens in Naas?
Yes. We design, make and fit kitchens in Naas town and right across Kildare, with a 3D design and itemised quote for your own kitchen.
Do you have a showroom in Naas?
No. We are a service area business, so instead of asking you to drive to a showroom we ask for photos, a video and sizes of your room and show you your own kitchen in 3D.
Which parts of Kildare do you cover?
All of it. Naas, Sallins, Newbridge, Kilcullen, Kildare town, Monasterevin, Athy, Clane, Prosperous, Maynooth, Celbridge, Leixlip, Kilcock and Kill.
Is a kitchen dearer in Naas than in Dublin?
No. Our kitchens start at €12,000 fitted including VAT at 23 per cent wherever the house is, and we do not add a travel or delivery charge for Kildare.
Have you fitted a kitchen in Naas?
Not in Naas itself yet. The photographs on this site are kitchens Stephen's team fitted in Dublin before The Home Upgrade Co. was set up, and we are not going to describe them as anything else.
How long does a new kitchen take in Naas?
Your 3D design and itemised quote are drawn from the photos, video and sizes you send, and the kitchen is fitted within 12 weeks of sign off.
Do you take out the old kitchen?
Yes, if you want us to. Taking out the old units and worktops is priced as its own line on your quote, and free if you take them out yourself. Clearing away the debris is not included, so you will need a skip or a waste collection.
Do you only do kitchens?
No. The same workshop makes our fitted wardrobes and media walls and fitted furniture, and we supply and fit windows too, plus internal doors as part of a bigger order, so one contractor can cover the whole job with one 3D design, one quote and one schedule. Wardrobes ordered with a kitchen come on the same delivery and are fitted on the same visit.
What warranty comes with a kitchen?
2 years on wood products, written on your quote. Doors and windows, which are a separate service, carry 10 years.
- Fitted kitchens, designed, made and fitted: how the whole service works, everywhere we cover.
- Kitchen fitters in Dublin: the same service across Dublin city and county.
- Kitchens in Kildare: the rest of the county, town by town.
- How a new kitchen works: every stage in working days and what happens on each day of the fit.
- New kitchen cost in Ireland in 2026: real euro figures, what is included and what is not.
- Painters in Kildare: interior and exterior painting through the painter we work with.
