We're planning a small kitchen renovation in our 1920s house in Amsterdam Oud-West. The current sink is original cast iron and the supply pipes underneath are corroded. We'd like to replace both with modern stainless steel and copper pipes. Budget-conscious but want it done properly. What should we expect to pay?
For a sink replacement plus supply-pipe work in an older Amsterdam home, expect €800–€1,500 depending on pipe access and complexity. If pipes are hidden behind walls or require significant rerouting, costs can reach €2,000+. A new sink itself is €150–€400; labour typically runs €50–€70/hour, plus materials. In a 1920s building, the plumber may need to work carefully around original structure. No permit is required for kitchen sink work under Dutch building rules (Besluit kleine herstellingen). Get 2–3 quotes from AstraNL-verified plumbers in your neighbourhood—they can inspect the actual pipe condition and give you a firm estimate based on what's really behind those walls.
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