KITCHEN REPAIR SERVICES IN CINCINNATI, OH

We source doors in a wide range of styles and finishes. For a close match to existing cabinetry, we can bring samples and compare them in your kitchen. An exact match to discontinued styles is not always possible, but we can find options that look intentional rather than patched.

For hinge and hardware repairs, you typically do not need to empty everything. For drawer slide replacement or interior shelf work, clearing the relevant cabinets helps the job go faster. We will let you know what to prepare in advance.

Small chips and edge damage can often be repaired with color-matched filler kits that produce a clean result. Larger areas of peeling, delamination, or water damage typically warrant replacement. We will assess the damage and tell you honestly which route makes more sense.

We coordinate countertop replacements around sink work. Plumbing disconnection and reconnection is handled by a licensed plumber, which we can coordinate as part of the overall project scope if needed.

Template and fabrication typically takes a few days after measurement. Installation of a standard laminate or butcher block countertop usually takes one day. We give you a clear schedule in the estimate so you can plan your kitchen downtime accordingly.

Yes, spot tile replacement is possible when matching tile is available. If the original tile has been discontinued, we will source the closest match and discuss the look with you before proceeding. The repair area is re-grouted to blend with the surrounding floor.

For most kitchen floor repairs, we work around appliances unless the damage is directly beneath them. If an appliance needs to move, we will include that in the scope and note any coordination needed on your end.

Subfloor repairs are included in our scope when needed. We do not install new flooring over a compromised subfloor. If we discover damage during demo, we document it and discuss the additional work and cost with you before proceeding.

Texture matching is a skill we take seriously. We identify the existing texture type and replicate it on the patch before priming. Results depend on the original texture complexity, and we will be upfront if a perfect match requires refinishing a larger area.

We confirm that the leak source has been resolved before installing new drywall. If the source is still active, we will note it during the consultation and can refer you to a plumber. Patching over an active leak is not something we do.

Joint compound typically needs 24 hours between coats and full cure before paint. Most kitchen drywall patches are complete within two to three days from start to prime-ready. We will give you a timeline in the estimate.

Yes, if matching tile is available. We always recommend keeping a few extra tiles from the original installation for this reason. If you do not have spares, we will do our best to source a match, and we will show you options before proceeding.

Our backsplash installations include surface prep, backer board if needed, setting the tile, grouting, and caulking at the counter-to-tile joint. We also cover outlets and switches with tile around them when applicable. All materials are specified in the written estimate.

A standard backsplash installation typically takes one to two days. Setting tile requires a cure period before grouting, so the project usually spans two days with a break in between. We schedule around your kitchen use as much as possible.

We carry a wide selection of standard trim profiles and can source custom millwork for less common styles. If the profile is still available, we will match it exactly. If not, we find the closest option and discuss it with you before cutting anything.

Yes. Toe kick panels are part of our cabinet and trim scope. When cabinets are replaced or repositioned, the toe kicks often need to be cut and refitted. We include this detail work as part of the project rather than leaving it for a separate trip.

We can prime and paint trim as part of the project or deliver it primed for your painter. The scope will be specified clearly in the written estimate. We do not leave raw, unprimed wood exposed at the end of a job.