Cabinets, kitchens, bathrooms.
That's the whole list. Five years on the same three jobs, every week, for homeowners and for the cabinet companies who sub it out. When a room needs more than cabinetry, the same trades finish it.
Cabinet installation
The core of what we do, and the reason most people call.
Cabinets are made square. Houses are not. The whole craft is reconciling those two facts so the finished run looks like it grew there.
That means laying out to a level reference line rather than the floor, scribing filler to the wall that exists, shimming so doors and drawers align across the whole run, and setting crown so it reads straight even when the ceiling is not.
What that covers
The work itemised the way it appears on your quote.
Base, wall, tall and island cabinetry, set and fastened to structure.
Filler scribed to out-of-plumb and bowed walls. Shimmed level across the run, not per cabinet.
Crown, light rail, toe kick and filler, mitred and returned.
Appliance, end and island panels. Dishwasher and refrigerator surrounds.
Pulls, knobs, soft-close adjustment and final door alignment.
Removal and disposal of existing cabinetry where needed.
Three ways we take cabinet work
Pick whichever fits. The install is the same either way.
You supply, we set
Cabinets are on the way from a big box, a dealer or your own supplier and you need them set right. A large part of what we do.
Most commonOne company, both halves
We source the cabinetry and install it, so one company is responsible for the product and the fit. No finger-pointing if something arrives wrong.
SimplestFor the trade
We install for cabinet companies, kitchen dealers and builders who need a crew that shows up on the date and does not create punch-list work.
Trade ratesKitchens
Cabinetry plus the trades that finish around it.
We set the cabinets ourselves and coordinate the rest — countertops through our fabricator, tile, flooring, trim and paint, with licensed plumbers for anything that carries water.
One point of contact, one schedule. The person who quotes it is the person setting the boxes, which is why the number holds.

Most Central Ohio kitchens land between $15,000 and $120,000. See the full cost breakdown →
Bathrooms
Smaller rooms, less forgiving.

Every cut is visible from three feet away and water finds anything done carelessly. Bathrooms are where careful work shows, and where sloppy work shows faster.
Vanities and linen cabinetry are the same craft as a kitchen at a tighter tolerance. Tile, tops and fixtures follow, with licensed plumbers on the wet work.
- Vanity and linen cabinetry
- Tile floors, showers and surrounds
- Countertops and tops
- Fixtures and hardware
- Licensed plumbing subcontractors
Bathrooms typically run $12,000 to $30,000 depending on scope, with powder rooms below and primary baths above. See the full cost breakdown →
What cabinet installation costs
| Basis | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Per linear foot, install labour only | $50 – $70 |
| A 30–40 linear foot kitchen | $1,500 – $2,800 |
| Removal of existing cabinets | Added, varies with disposal |
| Bathroom vanity | Quoted per unit |
Install labour only, not the cabinets themselves. Scribe-heavy layouts, soffits, glass units and appliance panels take longer and are quoted accordingly — which is why we measure before we quote.
Recent kitchens.
Some finished, some caught mid-install — which is when the cabinetry is actually visible, before the counters and trim cover it.






Common questions
How much does cabinet installation cost?
Will you install cabinets I bought from a big box store?
Do you work for cabinet companies and builders?
What if my walls are out of plumb?
How long does a kitchen cabinet install take?
Do you do the whole kitchen or only the cabinets?
Call and you'll get Thomas.
Not a call centre, not a scheduler — the person who'd be setting your cabinets. Fastest way to a real answer on price and timing.
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Serving Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway, Madison and Union counties.
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