New Shaker Dove kitchen cabinets installed – beautiful!
Install new kitchen cabinets today!
Having ready-to-assemble warehouses in 5 different states allows us to sell and ship to any of the contiguous United States. This means our customers, no matter where they live, can have their kitchen cabinets, bathroom, laundry, or home-office cabinets delivered to their door assembled or unassembled.
Below are some pics of a customer in Georgia who picked up fully assembled cabinets in our Norcross, GA warehouse, and installed them. We have full assembly videos for our cabinets on TCCKitchenCabinets.com. Our cabinets are made with real furniture grade plywood, come with soft-close doors and drawers, and can handle any countertop material weight, whether Quartz, Granite, Corian, Butcher Block, Soapstone, or other material.
Go online at TCCKitchenCabinets.com, or, if you live in Southern California, and are interested in seeing our cabinets installed in the showroom, feel free to make an appointment.
When should you update, restore, or replace your kitchen cabinets?
For many people, refacing cabinets seems to be the best option for the budget. But, is it? The great majority get through a great percentage of the job, only to wish they had just replaced them. Why? Because, what seems to be a straight-forward job, turns out to be a huge time and energy effort, without the professional results one would think.
Check out the blog post on our Cabinet website, TCCKitchenCabinets.com to see all the considerations for refinishing or replacing your cabinets – which is the best option. Of course, this applies to all cabinets, whether in your kitchen, bathroom, laundry, or home office. If you do decide to replace your cabinets, you can order our ready-to-assemble (RTA) cabinets easily online and have them delivered right to your door, assembled or unassembled. Or, if you are in Southern California, you can pick them up in Escondido, CA, at our showroom.
Either way, it is good to consider when it is appropriate to think about replacement, which is what our blog post covers.
