Kitchen cabinet removal across the Golden Isles.

Kitchen cabinet removal is the demo-and-haul front end of a kitchen remodel. New cabinets are coming in, and the old ones have to come off the wall first — uppers unscrewed from the studs, bases pulled away from the wall and floor, toe kicks and fillers pried loose, and all of it carried out so the room is empty and ready for whoever installs next.

The work splits cleanly. Old particleboard cabinets often crumble on the way out — the screws strip, the boxes come apart in your hands, and the job becomes more about hauling rubble than carrying furniture. Solid-wood cabinets usually come out in one piece if you take them down carefully, which sometimes leaves a reuse or donation path open. We read the cabinet on site and work it the way it wants to be worked. Bathroom vanities are the same job at a smaller scale — a vanity cabinet comes off the wall the same way a base cabinet does, just with less of it.

Here is the boundary, stated plainly: wherever a sink, dishwasher, cooktop, or vanity plumbing is tied in, the water, gas, and electrical have to be disconnected and capped first — by you or your licensed plumber or electrician. We remove and haul the cabinetry and countertops once it is safe to do so. We do not perform plumbing, gas, or electrical work, we do not install new cabinets, and we work non-structural only — we do not remove load-bearing walls. If the countertop is coming out too, we have a dedicated countertop-removal page and can scope both together on one trip.