HM Cabinetry installs kitchen cabinets across New Jersey, from East Brunswick remodels to Jersey Shore kitchens with tight galley walls. Our installers handle framed and frameless lines, scribe fillers to uneven walls, and set every door flush. Book a kitchen cabinet installation service NJ families keep recommending.
Our crews have set cabinets in Colonial kitchens in Edison, condo galleys in Hoboken, and new builds in Monroe. That range means fewer surprises when a wall bows or a soffit sits lower than the plan showed.
We laser-level every base run, shim to the high point of the floor, and check reveals door by door. Crown and light rail get cut tight so seams stay out of sight.
You get one project contact, a scheduled install window, and a punch list we close before the crew leaves. Questions about hardware, filler strips, or appliance clearances get answered the same day, not after the job wraps.
Stock, semi-custom, and fully custom boxes all install differently. HM Cabinetry handles frameless European lines, face-frame builds, inset doors, floating vanities, pantry towers, and island bases with waterfall ends. We also fit cabinets around radiators, range hood ducting, and older plaster walls that no longer sit square.
We field-measure walls, mark stud lines and high floor points, then confirm outlet, plumbing, and vent locations against your layout. Any cutouts get mapped before a single box comes off the truck.
Uppers go first off a ledger line, then bases get shimmed and ganged with cabinet screws into studs. Fillers are scribed to the wall, toe kicks wrapped, and every door and drawer front aligned for even reveals.
Countertop templating happens once bases are locked in, then hardware, crown, light rail, and panels go on. We adjust hinges and slides, clean the site, and walk the kitchen with you before the crew signs off on the job.
From our East Brunswick showroom, HM Cabinetry installs in Edison, Old Bridge, Sayreville, Freehold, Howell, Marlboro, Woodbridge, Piscataway, and surrounding towns. Bring your floor plan or current measurements, and we will tell you what fits, what needs a filler, and how long the install will take.
Most full kitchens take two to four days. Galley kitchens and small L-shapes often finish in a single day, while islands, pantry towers, and inset doors add time because each reveal is adjusted by hand.
Yes. We install cabinets purchased elsewhere, including big-box and online orders. We ask to see the box list and door schedule first so missing fillers, panels, or toe kick can be ordered before the install date.
Our crew can remove and haul the old run as part of the job. If plumbing or electrical has to shift, we flag it during the measure so your trades can work in the gap between demo and install day.
Same crew from measure to walkthrough, written install windows, and reveals checked door by door. We also keep the showroom open for hardware and finish questions long after the kitchen is finished.
That is the correct order. Bases are set, leveled, and locked together first, then the fabricator templates against the real cabinet tops. Templating before install leads to gaps at the backsplash and overhangs that sit wrong.