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Cabinet Removal FAQ
Straight answers about scope, estimates, timing, access, and what must be reviewed before cabinet removal is scheduled.
Eight common questions
Before the cabinets come down.
Every kitchen is different. The confirmed estimate and scope control what is included.
Do you remove upper and lower kitchen cabinets?
Yes, when those cabinets are included in the confirmed scope. Pantry and island cabinets can be reviewed at the same time.
Can you remove only part of the kitchen?
Yes. For selective removal, identify what stays and what goes so the exact scope can be reviewed before scheduling.
Do you haul old cabinets away?
Haul-away can be included when it is reviewed and confirmed in the estimate.
Do you remove countertops too?
Countertops are not automatically included. Countertops, backsplash, appliances, plumbing, electrical, flooring, walls, and other materials must be reviewed and specifically included in the scope.
What should I send for an estimate?
Send your name, phone, ZIP code, clear kitchen photos, approximate cabinet count, intended scope, access details, and preferred timing.
How quickly can I get an estimate?
Timing depends on the project details and current availability. Complete photos and a clear description help us review the request faster.
Do I need to be home?
Site access and who needs to be present are confirmed during scheduling.
Can cabinets be removed before my new kitchen installation?
Yes, removal can be coordinated before installation after the scope, access, haul-away, and timing are confirmed.
Still have questions?
Tell us about your kitchen.
Send the details you know now. Photos make the scope easier to review.