Professional Company for Kitchen Cabinet Repair Service
Your kitchen cabinets do a lot of heavy lifting. When they start showing wear, sagging doors, sticky drawers, water damage, loose hinges, it affects your whole kitchen. That’s where we come in.
We fix all of it. Dr. Cabinet has been handling kitchen cabinet repair for years, and we’ve pretty much seen it all. Sagging doors, stripped screw holes, water damage, bad latches, sticky drawers — you name it. We show up, figure out what’s actually wrong, and get it sorted.
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What We Fix
We don’t just patch things up and walk away. Our team diagnoses the real issue and fixes it right the first time. Here’s what we handle daily:
Cabinet Doors
- Misaligned doors that won’t close right
- Loose hinges and stripped screw holes
- Bad latches and worn roller catches
- Chipped, scratched, or gouged surfaces
We use European-style hinge adjustment screws to realign doors precisely. We fill stripped holes with wood glue and toothpicks. Let them set and remount the hinge solidly. To treat the surface damage, we use wood filler or epoxy. Then sand and refinish to match.
Drawers & Drawer Slides
- Sticking or jammed drawers
- Worn-out drawer slides and rollers
- Loose or damaged drawer fronts
- Misaligned drawer tracks
We clean and lubricate tracks with silicone-based lubricant, replace broken slides, and secure loose fronts with wood glue and clamps. Your drawers will glide smoothly again.
Cabinet Frames & Boxes
- Broken or separated joints
- Water damage evaluation and repair
- Small cracks and holes
- Structural weakness
Broken cabinet joints get fixed with high-quality wood glue and clamps no shortcuts. For water-damaged cabinets, we check for rot and mold first. If the existing cabinet boxes are structurally sound, we restore them. If they’re rotting or extensively damaged, we’ll tell you honestly that replacement is the safer route.
Hardware & New Finishes
- Loose knobs and handles
- Worn or peeling existing finish
- Missing or damaged bumpers
- Surface scratches and stains
- Adding bumpers stops doors from slamming. Touch-up markers handle minor scratches. For deeper wear, sanding and resealing restores the surface completely.
Beyond Basic Repairs: Refinishing, Refacing & Replacement
Sometimes a simple repair isn’t enough to get the look and function you want. We offer full-scale services to transform your kitchen always starting with what you have before recommending anything bigger.
Cabinet Refinishing
Refinishing is basically a reset for your existing cabinets. We sand cabinet surfaces with fine-grit sandpaper. Then we apply a fresh coat of paint or stain. Your old, scratched cabinets now look clean and updated without replacing a thing.
Cabinet refinishing services cost between $1,500 and $6,000. It all depends on kitchen size and layout. It’s a sustainable choice. Your current cabinets are not removed and thus stay out of the landfill. They just get a new life.
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Cabinet Refacing
Refacing cabinets is a bigger change without a full gut job. We replace all your cabinet doors and drawer fronts. We put a matching veneer on the existing cabinet boxes. From the outside, it looks like a brand new kitchen. But the boxes stay in place. You save money and avoid a drawn-out construction mess.
Cabinet boxes have to be structurally sound and in good condition for refacing to work. Refacing typically costs around $5,000 on average and takes way less time than ripping everything out and starting over.
Full Cabinet Replacement
When the boxes are rotted, water-damaged beyond repair, or literally falling apart replacement is the only real answer. This means uninstalling everything and putting in new cabinetry. We don’t push this unless it’s truly necessary. Our team evaluates honestly and gives you straight advice.
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What Cabinet Repairs Cost
We believe in transparency. Here’s what you can expect for common kitchen cabinet repair:
Service
Typical Cost
Cabinet door repair (per hour)
$30 – $120
Filling small cracks and holes
$50 – $100
Replacing door handles (each)
$5 – $30
Repairing cabinet frames
$50 – $600
Cabinet refinishing (full kitchen)
$1,500 – $6,000
Cabinet refacing (full kitchen)
Around $5,000 on average
Minor repairs aren’t as much expensive as full kitchen replacements. We always look for the most cost-effective and best solution for your cabinets that delivers lasting results.
Why Homeowners Choose Dr. Cabinet
We know materials inside and out. Wood, laminate, metal — each requires different repair techniques in different projects, and we’ve mastered them all.
We fix it right the first time. Stripped screw holes, broken joints, misaligned doors, water damage our precision techniques mean repairs hold up over time.
We use only quality materials and finishes. Wood filler, epoxy, premium hardware, and top-grade finishes. We ensure your cabinets look great and resist future wear.
We give honest recommendations. If your existing cabinets can be restored, we’ll tell you. If replacement makes more sense, we’ll explain why. No pressure, no gimmicks.
We stand behind our work. Every cabinet repair comes with our commitment to your satisfaction. From cabinet hardware replacement to full restoration services, we don’t stop until it’s done right.
Customer Satisfaction Guarantee
At Dr. Cabinet, we thrive on our customers’ satisfaction and feedback. We are committed to provide outstanding service quality, prompt repairs, and good communication all through the repair process. Whether it’s cabinet hardware replacement, cabinet touch-up services, or cabinet installation services, the end outcomes will be to your satisfaction.
Keep Your Cabinets in Top Shape
Regular maintenance prevents small issues from turning into big expenses. Here’s what we recommend o protect your cabinets and keep them functional:
Add bumpers to stop cabinet doors from slamming
Lubricate drawer slides and rollers periodically
Tighten adjustment screws on hinges before doors get badly misaligned
Fill small cracks and holes with wood filler early
Address water exposure quickly to prevent rot and warping
And when something needs professional attention, we’re here.
Let’s get your cabinets back in shape.