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Using a professional to install your kitchen will save you hard work and stress. Pros bring a lot to the table. With their years of experience, they know how to navigate a full kitchen remodel and the issues that can sometimes come up with it.

An installers knowledge base is much wider than just project management. They know exactly what materials to use to properly install cabinets so they will last for years to come. Hanging cabinets involves leveling, shimming and seamlessly joining cabinet faces together. Additionally, installers know how to cut decorative moldings with ease while making sure seams disappear for a professional look.

These tasks are not easy to complete for first time DIYers. Consider using an installation professional to avoid potential costly mistakes. Installers will save you lots of hard work and time and provide the beautiful professional look you’ve been dreaming of.

Starting conversations with your local installer while revising your design will help you in a few ways. Talking to a contractor at this stage gives you more time to interview multiple options and consider a variety of estimates. If there are no major changes made to your design from revision to final, the final estimate should be similar.

Every installer has a different schedule, so it’s important to give yourself enough time before ordering cabinets to find a reputable installer you trust. The average lead time for cabinets is 4 – 6 weeks and contractors tend to keep busy schedules. Find your installer ahead of time to prevent a long wait and keep your project on track.

Getting estimates for a kitchen remodel can be complicated. With so many products and services to think about, it’s great to cover your bases and get a rough idea of price early. Cabinet installation can be calculated in many ways, but each professional uses their own system.

Some of the most common ways to calculate installation costs are:

Room Size & Cabinet Quantity

The difference in price between a small and large kitchen can be great. Larger kitchens often mean more cabinetry and for every additional cabinet box that needs to be hung, it will cost more money.

Location of Your Home

Every state and city around the United States will have different rates and fees based on the market. Since each location is unique, it’s best to get a direct quote from a professional local to you.

Cabinet Type | RTA, Semi-Custom or Custom

Pre-built semi-custom and custom cabinets are often the easiest to hang. Since they are ready to go, installation tends to get done faster. RTA cabinets can be more work to install because they must be assembled. Depending on the brand and hardware used, it may not be as simple as putting cabinets up on the wall.

On average, cabinet installation can range from $50 - $300 per linear foot. Keep in mind this pricing will range based on your kitchen layout, design intricacies, home location, cabinet quantity and type and more.

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