Kitchen remodeling in Canton, GA divides sharply by the age of the house — and that decides how new cabinetry has to be handled.
Kitchens in the older parts of Canton were frequently built in place rather than ordered from a catalogue. Openings are not standard widths and carcases are joined differently, so replacement cabinetry has to be made or sized to what is actually there. Measuring properly at the start is the difference between a clean fit and a run of filler strips.
Subdivision kitchens on the edges of town are the opposite situation: standard dimensions throughout, and every house on the street built to the same spec. Replacement there is straightforward, and the constraint is usually the layout rather than the cabinetry.
Kitchen remodeling in Canton: before anything is ordered
Openings measured — older Canton kitchens are rarely standard
Boxes checked for water damage and joint failure
Layout settled before cabinetry is specified
Trim and moulding matched to what stays
Appliance dimensions confirmed against the new run
Doors, or boxes
Cabinet boxes fail rarely. Doors, hinges and drawer runners fail constantly, and they are what you touch every day. On a kitchen where the carcasses are square and dry, replacing fronts and hardware gets most of the way to a new kitchen for a fraction of the cost.
We check the boxes first for that reason. If they are sound, we will tell you before you spend on full replacement — and if they are not, you will see why rather than take our word for it.
Older Canton houses
On the older streets the walls are rarely square and the floors rarely level, which is why factory cabinetry needs scribing rather than simply fitting. That is time, not materials, and it is the part that gets underestimated on a quote from someone who has not looked closely.
Where a kitchen mainly needs painting and new hardware, we say so. Finished work is on our Facebook page.
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