Cabinet & Countertop Removal on Jekyll Island, GA

Ordinary bulk collection on the island doesn’t handle every material, including construction debris, which is what a torn-out kitchen turns into. So the old kitchen never sits at the curb: it goes on our truck and back across the bridge, and from there remodel material goes to a facility that accepts it, which not every facility does.

In an older house along Riverview Drive or off Stable Road, the kitchen can be a galley with a tight doorway, and a galley adds carry time. Older structures in the historic district get a slower walk-out, with corners and door frames minded on the way and the original woodwork left the way it was.

When a rental kitchen or bath gets redone, the work has to fit between guest windows. The property manager gives us the gap, and the old cabinetry leaves when the contractor is ready for an empty room.

Particleboard that has spent years under a dripping sink tends to fall apart in your hands, so it goes out as debris rather than as furniture. Solid wood usually holds together and sometimes comes out in one piece.

Sometimes water, gas or power still runs through a base cabinet. When licensed electrical or plumbing work is needed, that’s normally handled by you or a licensed pro. Show us what you have and where it is, and we’ll help figure out what’s needed and work around it.

If the countertops are coming out too, we scope both together on one trip, and the vanity from the hall bath is the same job at a smaller scale.

Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.

The whole load leaves the island with us, and we figure out the right destination for each part of it, since remodel material needs a facility that accepts it.

Solid-wood cabinets that come out in one piece can be offered to an organization we work with, such as Habitat for Humanity ReStore, and they decide whether to take them.

Old steel cabinets and hardware are scrap metal, usually bound for SA Recycling in Brunswick. Swollen particleboard and cracked laminate tops have reached the end and go to proper disposal.