Choose the cabinet path that fits the project.
New cabinet installation
Replace the cabinet system when the layout, condition, storage, or dimensions no longer support the project.
Custom cabinets
Consider custom dimensions, specialized storage, integrated panels, unique finishes, or architectural conditions that standard options do not address well.
Cabinet refacing
Update visible cabinet surfaces while retaining suitable cabinet boxes when the layout and underlying condition remain appropriate.
Evaluate more than the door style.
Planning checklist
Cabinet-box condition and levelness
Drawer construction and hardware
Interior storage and accessibility
Pantry needs
Appliance dimensions
Sink-base requirements
Corner access
Trash and recycling storage
Upper-cabinet height
Crown, fillers, panels, and end conditions
Island storage
Lighting and electrical coordination
Countertop support
Refacing or replacement?
Refacing can be useful when the cabinet boxes are sound, the current layout works, and the main goal is to update the visible finish. Replacement is more appropriate when the boxes are damaged, storage is inefficient, dimensions conflict with new appliances, or the layout needs to change. A site review is needed before treating either option as automatically better.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you install kitchen cabinets?
Yes. Cabinet installation is part of the approved service set and must be defined in the written scope.
Do you offer cabinet refacing?
Yes. Suitability depends on the cabinet-box condition and whether the existing layout should remain.
Can cabinet storage be customized?
Storage improvements can include drawer organization, pantry planning, waste pull-outs, tray dividers, and other project-specific solutions.
Can I select hardware separately?
Hardware can be coordinated with cabinet style, finish, ergonomics, appliance details, and the rest of the room.