Cabinets are the backbone of the room — the part you touch every day. Get them set plumb, level, and built to last.
Cabinet installation is the make-or-break stage of a kitchen: boxes set plumb and level, doors gapped evenly, hardware aligned, and everything anchored for decades of daily use. We connect you with Wilmington pros who install custom, semi-custom, and stock cabinetry to that standard.
Built to the room — any width, any finish, any interior fitting the design calls for.
Factory boxes with custom sizing, finishes, and upgrades — the sweet spot for most remodels.
Quality stock lines set correctly — a smart budget move when the layout fits standard sizes.
Cabinets run to the ceiling — storage where a dust-collecting soffit used to be.
Roll-out trays, deep drawers, and pantry cabinets planned around how you shop and cook.
Soft-close hinges, pulls set true, fillers and scribe molding finished clean.
Wilmington’s older housing stock makes cabinet installation a craft job: plaster walls that bow, floors that slope, corners that aren’t square. In rowhomes with nine- and ten-foot ceilings, stacked uppers reclaim a full run of storage most kitchens waste. Pros who work these streets scribe and shim as a matter of habit — the cabinets look built-in because, functionally, they are.
Most kitchens set in two to four days once cabinets are on site. Custom and inset work runs longer — the scope will say.
Yes — inset-look doors, period profiles, and painted finishes that suit 1920s-and-older homes are standard requests locally.
If they’re solid plywood, square, and the layout works — possibly, and refacing becomes an option. Particleboard or water-damaged boxes should be replaced.
Describe your kitchen and what you want changed. We’ll connect you with a local Wilmington pro who can scope it — the call takes two minutes.
Call (302) 246-7362