New cabinetry measured to your room, hung plumb and level, and finished clean — connected through one call.
Cabinet installation covers everything from stock boxes to full custom: measuring the room as it actually is (not as the plans say), ordering the right configuration, setting base and wall cabinets plumb, level, and square, then fitting fillers, crown, and hardware. In Louisville’s older housing stock, out-of-square rooms are the rule — and a pro who expects them installs a kitchen that looks like the room grew around it.
A real on-site measure — walls checked for square, floors for level, ceilings for height — before anything is ordered.
Factory cabinetry in the sizes and finishes that fit the room and the budget, ordered once and ordered right.
Built-to-the-inch cabinetry for rooms where stock sizes waste space — common in Louisville’s pre-war homes.
Base cabinets shimmed level over uneven floors, wall cabinets anchored into whatever the walls actually hold.
The scribe work that closes gaps and makes cabinets look built-in rather than dropped in.
Doors and drawers aligned, soft-close hardware set, every glide checked before the job is called done.
Louisville’s south and west neighborhoods are ranch and cape country — most kitchens were built with a short wall of cabinets and a soffit. Modern semi-custom lines fit those rooms well, and removing the soffit to run taller uppers is one of the highest-value moves in these houses. In pre-war pockets, plaster walls and settled floors mean a pro measures twice and shims patiently; in Bullitt County’s newer builds, the opportunity is upgrading builder-grade boxes before they wear out.
Configuration and cabinet line drive cost more than anything. Stock cabinets for a compact ranch kitchen sit at one end; full custom for a large room sits at the other. Call with your rough room size for an honest range.
Once cabinets are on site, setting a typical kitchen runs two to four days. The lead time is in ordering — stock lines arrive fastest, semi-custom takes weeks, custom longer.
Yes — shimming and scribing is standard practice in Louisville’s older homes. The goal is cabinets level even when the floor isn’t.
Describe your kitchen and what you want changed. We’ll connect you with a local Louisville pro who can scope it — the call takes two minutes.
Call (502) 305-7880