New cabinets can make a kitchen feel brand new without moving a single wall. Here is how to make sure they go in right. Cabinet installation in Dublin, GA is precision work, and it starts with the room you actually have.
Walls in older homes are rarely flat and floors are rarely level. If cabinets are hung to follow those flaws, countertops crack, doors drift open, and drawers rub. We shim, level, and anchor every box so your countertops sit flat and your doors close the way they should.
We install kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, laundry room cabinets, and built-in storage for homeowners, landlords, and builders around Dublin and Laurens County. Because we also install flooring, we can plan the order of work so your new floor and your new cabinets meet correctly, instead of two separate crews guessing at each other's heights.
Kitchen installs start with a layout check against the real room, not just the drawing. We find the high point of the floor and set the base cabinet line from there, then snap a level line for the wall cabinets. Wall cabinets are fastened through the back rail into studs, never just into drywall.
Base cabinets are shimmed level front to back and side to side, then fastened to each other and to the wall so the whole run acts as one solid unit. Filler strips go where cabinets meet walls so doors and drawers open fully without hitting trim or appliances. When we finish, the tops are flat and ready for your countertop template.
A vanity has less room for error than almost any other cabinet in the house, because plumbing, the wall, and the floor all meet in one small space. We check the supply line and drain locations before the vanity goes in, cut clean openings in the back panel, and level and secure the cabinet to the wall.
Bathroom floors in older homes often slope toward the tub or shower, so shimming is part of most vanity installs. If your vanity comes with the top attached, we set it and seal it. If you are ordering a separate countertop, we leave the base level and ready for it.
This is the question that trips up most remodels. There is no single right answer, but there is a right answer for your project. With tile or nail-down hardwood, installing the floor first under the cabinet footprint is common and keeps countertop height consistent.
With floating floors like most LVP and laminate, manufacturers usually want the cabinets installed first, with the floor stopping at the toe kick and leaving an expansion gap, because a heavy cabinet pins a floating floor in place. Either way, the finished floor height has to be planned so a dishwasher can still slide in and out under the countertop. Because we handle both, we plan the order and the heights before any work starts.
Bought cabinets from a home center or online? We install those too, including ready to assemble lines. Before install day, we check the order against the layout so missing boxes, damaged doors, or wrong sizes are found while there is still time to get replacements, not with your kitchen already torn apart. Assembly time for flat-pack cabinets is quoted as its own line so the estimate stays honest.
The finishing details are what make cabinets look custom. We install pulls and knobs with a template so every handle lines up, adjust hinges so door gaps are even, and add crown molding, light rail, toe kick, and scribe molding where your design calls for them.
Soft-close hinges and drawer slides get adjusted so they actually close softly. Exposed cabinet ends get matching finished panels when the design includes them.
Plumbing and electrical disconnects and reconnects, countertop fabrication, and drywall repair are listed separately so you know exactly who handles what. If any of those fall outside our scope for your project, we tell you at the measure.
Cabinet installation is priced per project, not per square foot, because a full kitchen with crown molding is a very different job from a single vanity. You get a firm written number after the measure. Here is what moves that number.
Ranges are for planning, not quotes. Your written estimate after the in-home measure is the real number.
Kitchen, vanity, or laundry room, and whether you already have cabinets picked out.
We check the plan against the real walls, floor, plumbing, and appliance openings.
Installation, trim, hardware, assembly, and removal listed line by line.
We inspect the cabinet order before install day so problems are caught early.
Cabinets leveled, fastened, trimmed out, and hardware installed.
Doors and drawers adjusted, the site cleaned, and tops ready for countertops.
It depends on the size of the kitchen and the trim work involved. Many kitchens take a few days of install time, not counting countertops, which are templated after the base cabinets are in. A single vanity is usually a same-day job.
Yes. We install cabinets from home centers, online retailers, and ready to assemble lines. We check the order before install day so missing or damaged pieces are found early.
Yes. Removal and haul-away can be added to your estimate as its own line.
It depends on the flooring. Tile and nail-down hardwood often go in first. Floating LVP and laminate usually go in after the cabinets. We plan the order and finished heights for your specific project.
We set your cabinets level and ready for a countertop template. Ask during the measure about countertop options for your project, and we will tell you exactly what is and is not included.
We provide cabinet installation in Dublin and these nearby towns.
Send the form and we will reach out to schedule a time. Your written estimate lists every part of the job.