Planning leads for kitchen and bathroom fitters
Fitting a kitchen needs no planning permission. A council register only mentions one when it happens to be inside an extension, so the number here is a fraction of the real market and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
We are not selling leads for kitchen and bathroom fitters
This search returns 382 applications in the last 90 days, spread across 161 councils — and reaches 20 in only 0 of them. Measured
Our bar for a trade page is 1,000 applications in 90 days and 20+ in at least 35 councils. This one is short on volume — 382 in 90 days, needs 1000; spread — 20+ in 0 councils, needs 35. So this page is kept out of search results and we are not going to tell you there is a market here that our own data cannot find.
Why, in this trade's case: The whole trade is invisible to a planning register unless the room is being built as well as fitted. The right search for this trade is the extensions one, timed for when the shell is finished.
We would rather publish this than a page of numbers we made up. The figures above are counted on 24 August 2026 and this page turns itself on the day they clear the bar — no deploy, nobody's attention.
What to search instead
- Builders and general contractors 22,242 in 90 days
- Extension specialists 13,222 in 90 days
- Glaziers and window installers 6,348 in 90 days
- Architects and planning consultants 6,308 in 90 days
Every trade we measured
- Builders and general contractors
- Extension specialists
- Architects and planning consultants
- Glaziers and window installers
- Landscapers and driveway contractors
- Loft and garage conversion specialists
- Shopfitters and commercial contractors
- Solar and renewables installers
- Party wall surveyors
Or start from a place: every council we cover · by county and region.
What it costs
A free account searches every council we cover and posts a letter for £1.45. £39 a month puts the applicants' names and addresses in front of you with 30 letters included, then £1.20 each. Trade searches are part of the plan — there is no per-trade product and nothing extra to buy.