Cabinet Installation & Repair in Klamath Falls, Oregon
Kitchen and bathroom cabinets are among the most used components in any home, and they show it over time. Doors that won't close, drawers that bind or fall off track, hinges that have pulled loose from the box, and shelves that sag — these are all fixable problems that dramatically affect how your kitchen functions and looks. Klamath County Handyman handles cabinet repair and installation throughout Klamath Falls.
Cabinet Services We Provide
Hinge repair and replacement: European-style concealed hinges are adjustable — we fine-tune misaligned doors with simple adjustments. Older-style hinges that have stripped from the cabinet box or door are repaired with longer screws and wood filler, or replaced with modern soft-close alternatives.
Drawer slide repair: Side-mount and bottom-mount drawer slides wear out and fail. We replace failed slides with matching or upgraded slides, including soft-close conversions that make every drawer in the kitchen close quietly and smoothly.
Door and drawer front replacement: Cabinet box structures often outlast the door faces. We replace doors and drawer fronts to update the look of existing cabinets without a full replacement.
Cabinet painting: Painting existing cabinet boxes and doors is one of the most cost-effective kitchen refreshes available. We sand, prime, and apply durable enamel paint for a hard, smooth finish that withstands kitchen use.
Cabinet installation: We install new upper and lower cabinets for kitchen renovations, bathroom vanities, laundry room cabinetry, and garage storage. Proper installation requires finding studs, ensuring level installation on uneven walls, and scribing to ceiling and wall irregularities.
Under-cabinet lighting: We install under-cabinet LED lighting strips and puck lights — a significant functional and aesthetic upgrade that transforms kitchen workspace lighting.
Hinge replacement runs $8–$15 per hinge including hardware. Drawer slide replacement runs $25–$60 per drawer depending on slide type. Door replacement runs $75–$200 per door including hardware. Full cabinet painting for a typical kitchen runs $800–$2,500 depending on cabinet count and complexity.
Yes — when cabinet boxes are structurally sound, painting is an excellent alternative to replacement. It costs 20–30% of new cabinet cost and can produce a dramatic transformation. The key is proper prep (cleaning, deglossing, priming) and quality enamel paint.
If you have European-style concealed hinges (the type with a round cup visible inside the cabinet), they have adjustment screws for height, depth, and side-to-side position. Most door alignment issues are a 5-minute adjustment once you know which screws to turn.
Yes. Soft-close drawer slide replacement is straightforward. For doors, soft-close hinges replace existing hinges on European-style hardware. A kitchen with 20 drawers and 30 cabinet doors can be converted to full soft-close in a day.
Particle board shelves sag under sustained weight load. We replace sagging shelves with plywood shelves, which resist sagging significantly better. Adding a center support or reducing shelf span also addresses the problem.