Kitchen Cabinet Replacement in Jacksonville, FL

Refacing changes doors and visible surfaces while keeping the existing boxes and layout, so it cannot fix a poor internal configuration or damaged boxes. Replacement allows drawers, pantry cabinets and corner solutions the current cabinets do not offer.

Yes, and it is the most common approach. Keeping the sink, range and refrigerator locations avoids relocating plumbing, gas and dedicated circuits while the cabinet configuration is still improved.

Wall damage or previous repairs behind the boxes, flooring that stops where the cabinets began, retired plumbing or wiring, and sometimes evidence of a slow leak at the sink base or dishwasher. Scope should state who addresses each condition.

Rarely. Counters are usually removed with the old cabinets and are difficult to reuse without damage, and new base cabinets need a counter templated to their actual set position. Plan for a new countertop in most replacement projects.

It depends on cabinet count, demolition, site conditions and coordination with countertops and other trades. Countertop templating after the base cabinets are set is often the longest single wait, so ask for a sequence rather than a single number.

Usually configuration rather than decoration: wide full-extension drawers instead of deep lower doors, a tall pantry cabinet in place of a shallow closet, a workable corner solution, and a waste pull-out out of the main traffic path.