Cabinet care and maintenance guidance that explains how to clean, protect and adjust your cabinets so they look good for a long time.
A cabinet is a piece of furniture that works hard, and a little care goes a long way. The wrong cleaner can dull a finish, standing water can damage a base and a loose screw left alone becomes a stripped hole. Nashville's humid summers add their own challenges. Simple, regular habits keep cabinets looking and working like new.
At the end of every project we give you a short care guide for your cabinets, covering the finish, the wood and the hardware. We explain how to clean with mild soap and a soft cloth, how to avoid harsh chemicals, how to wipe up spills and steam and how to check hinges and slides. We tell you how humidity changes wood and what to expect through the seasons. A simple routine keeps cabinets beautiful. Wipe up spills when they happen, clean with a soft cloth and mild soap and dry the surface afterward. Avoid soaking, harsh chemicals and abrasive pads. Check hinges and pulls once a year, tighten loose screws and notice any change in how doors and drawers move. These small habits protect the finish and keep the hardware working smoothly.
Mild soap and a soft cloth are enough for most finishes. We explain what to avoid.
Quick wiping and good ventilation protect the finish near the sink and the range.
A few minutes with a screwdriver each year keeps hinges and pulls tight.
Wood moves with humidity. We explain what is normal and what is not.
Care sheet shared.
Cleaning explained.
Products to avoid listed.
Annual routine shown.
Humidity changes explained.
Help available.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
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You tell us about your home or business and what you want to change, and we set a visit that fits your day.
We visit, measure carefully, photograph the room and look at walls, plumbing, windows and appliances.
You review the layout, doors, finish and hardware, and a plain written scope with every line and the schedule before anything is built.
We order the materials and build the cabinets, doors and drawers, then finish them with care.
We deliver, protect your home, set every cabinet level and secure, and fit trim, panels and hardware.
We adjust, clean, walk the room with you, fix the punch list and share a care guide.
Mild dish soap with water and a soft cloth work for most finishes. Avoid harsh or abrasive products.
We suggest avoiding them on most finishes, since they can dull or damage them.
Wood swells in humid weather. Hinge adjustments often fix it.
Wipe splashes quickly and fix leaks right away.
Once a year is a good habit.
Post-Installation Service CallsPost-installation service calls that return after the project to adjust doors, fix small issues and answer questions as…Explore 
Final Adjustments and Punch ListFinal adjustments and punch list service that aligns every door and drawer, fixes small flaws and checks the…Explore 
Water-Damaged Cabinet RepairWater-damaged cabinet repair that replaces swollen floors, panels and toe kicks and treats the cause, so the sink…Explore 
Cabinet Restoration and Touch-UpCabinet restoration and touch-up for scratches, chips, worn edges and faded finishes, using color-matched repairs on wood and…Explore Tell us about your room and we will call you back to set up a visit.
Or call (615) 357-7797 to talk now.
