Install
Here are some tips to help you get ready for cabinet installation to make the process smoother and ensure the best results
1. Clear the Space
Please clear the installation area of furniture, appliances, and personal items to ensure a clean, accessible workspace for our team.
2. Ensure Clear Access
Clear all pathways, hallways, and doorways to ensure our team has enough space to safely move cabinetry in and out.
3. Check for Level Surfaces
While the installation team will take care of this, it’s helpful to ensure the floors and walls are as level as possible before installation begins. If needed, let the team know if any issues have been noticed.
4. Make Necessary Preparations for Plumbing and Electrical
If your project includes plumbing or electrical work, please ensure all connections and adjustments are completed by professionals before installation.
5. Be Available for Questions
Have someone available to answer any questions the installation team may have about your cabinetry design, hardware placement, or specific preferences.
6. Review the Design
Double-check the design and measurements before the team arrives. If you have any last-minute concerns or changes, it’s best to address them ahead of time.
7. Plan for Dust and Noise
Cabinet installation can create some noise and dust, but rest assured our team cleans up thoroughly and always leaves your space in the best condition possible even while it is under construction.
8. Finalize the Schedule
Confirm the installation date and time with the team, and ensure you know the expected timeline. This will help avoid any confusion on the day of installation.