Cabinet & Countertop Installation in Minneapolis, MN

Often, yes, if the cabinets are solid, level and in good shape. We check the boxes for water damage and sag before the old top comes off. Removing stone or tile tops can sometimes damage the cabinet edges, so we look at that risk ahead of time.

Stone countertops are templated after the cabinets are installed and level, then fabricated to those exact measurements. The fabrication step happens off site, and the kitchen is set up so you can work around it while you wait.

In many kitchens, yes. We look at walkway clearances, the floor structure and whether you want a sink, cooktop or outlets in the island. Plumbing and electrical work for an island is done by licensed subcontractors we coordinate.

We do both. Common repairs include re-hanging and adjusting doors, replacing hinges and drawer slides, fixing water-damaged sink bases and installing new hardware. If the boxes are sound, painting or refinishing can be a good option too.

Quartz is low maintenance and does not need sealing. Granite and other natural stone offer one-of-a-kind patterns and usually need periodic sealing. Marble is beautiful but softer and more prone to etching. We walk through how you cook and clean to help you choose.