Cabinet Installation & Repair Services

The most significant downside of custom-made kitchen cabinets is their cost compared to installing stock or semi-custom cabinets. Keep in mind, though, that custom cabinets can boost the value of your home.

Custom cabinets can also extend the timeline of your kitchen project, which may impact other steps of a full kitchen overhaul. Finally, custom cabinets may require special maintenance (depending on the material), and you may struggle to find matching replacement parts in the future.

Cabinets can be tricky to paint. You’ll need to thoroughly clean, sand, and prime them before you even grab a paintbrush. Painting cabinets evenly can be difficult, especially if they have patterns or recesses. If you’re not experienced in painting, your cabinets could show brush strokes or roller marks.

In addition, kitchens generate moisture and heat, which can cause paint to chip, peel, and otherwise show signs of wear. Therefore, you’ll likely need to touch up the paint on a somewhat regular basis.

Yes, if your current cabinets are level, sturdy, and securely fastened. A local Mr. Handyman professional can assess whether your cabinet frames are structurally sound enough to handle the weight of a new countertop.

Most remodels follow this order: design, demolition, plumbing/electrical rough-in, flooring, cabinet installation, countertops, appliance installation, painting, and final touches.

Cabinet installation usually happens after flooring and before countertops.

Yes—cabinet installation requires precision, specialized tools, and knowledge of kitchen systems like plumbing and wiring. A home improvement professional will ensure your cabinets are level, secure, and able to handle daily use.

Cabinet installation includes removing old units, prepping the space, mounting new cabinets, securing hardware, final adjustments, and cleanup.

Some projects may also include layout changes or hardware upgrades. If you're unsure about the cabinet size that works best for your kitchen, this guide to standard kitchen cabinet sizes can help with your planning.

Peeling laminate, loose hinges, sagging shelves, sticky surfaces, or chipped finishes are all signs that it’s time to reface your kitchen cabinets. Refacing is also a great option if your cabinet boxes are solid but the doors or faces are outdated.

Our service professionals have over 10 years of experience in all aspects of home improvement and repair. We treat every kitchen and customer with care, starting with upfront pricing on every job. We offer cabinet installation, repair, and refacing—all backed by the Neighborly Done Right Promise^® to ensure your satisfaction.

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