Cabinet Repair in Atlanta

Not every cabinet problem needs a full replacement. A door that won't close right, a drawer that sticks, water damage under the kitchen sink — most of these are repair jobs, not remodel jobs. We see homeowners overpay for full cabinet replacement all the time when a repair would have done the job just as well.

The Most Common Repairs We See

Sagging doors and loose hinges top the list — usually caused by years of use or hardware that's simply worn out. Drawer slides wear down the same way. Water damage under sinks is another frequent call, especially in older Atlanta homes where a slow leak went unnoticed for months. We assess the damage, replace what's swollen or rotted, and match the surrounding finish so the repair doesn't stand out.

Refacing vs. Replacing

If your cabinet boxes are solid but the doors and finish look dated, refacing is often the better move — new doors, new hardware, fresh finish, same sturdy boxes underneath. It costs less than full replacement and takes a fraction of the time.

When Replacement Makes More Sense

We'll always tell you straight if a repair isn't going to hold. Structural water damage that's spread through the cabinet box, particleboard that's crumbled, or boxes that were poorly built to begin with are cases where we'll recommend replacement instead of patching a problem that will come back. Honest advice first — we don't upsell repairs that won't last, or replacements you don't need.