Start with the room, not the cabinet boxes
Before installation, measurements must account for wall straightness, floor level, appliance dimensions, sink locations, ceiling heights, and nearby doors or windows. The cabinetry design and hardware specifications determine where support, fillers, and clearances are needed.
For remodels, removing old cabinets can reveal uneven surfaces or concealed damage. We review these conditions before proceeding so the installation does not hide unresolved problems.
- Kitchen base and wall cabinet installation
- Bathroom vanity cabinet installation
- Layout, fillers, panels, and backing discussion
Fit, attachment, and finish details
We plan alignment across cabinet runs, wall attachment into suitable backing, level and plumb checks, reveal consistency, door and drawer operation, and how finished panels meet walls. Cabinet installation is not simply setting boxes in place.
Crown, toe kicks, scribe pieces, and trim deserve their own scope lines. Countertop fabrication, appliance connections, plumbing, and electrical work are not automatically included unless specifically arranged.
- Door, drawer, and hardware adjustments
- Fillers, end panels, toe kicks, and trim
- Integration with finish carpentry and flooring
Sequencing a kitchen or bath renovation
Cabinets often depend on completed drywall, paint, flooring decisions, and rough-in locations. We help clarify whether the floor runs beneath cabinets and when countertops and fixtures can be installed.
A documented plan helps keep cabinet dimensions, delivery, installation, and follow-up trades aligned. Work begins after product availability, dimensions, and site readiness are confirmed.
- Review of cabinet specifications and lead times
- Coordination with countertop and appliance trades
- Final inspection of alignment and operation
