Straight Answers Before You Commit

We offer four services: Custom Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturing, Residential Cabinet Design Consultation, Professional Cabinet Installation Services, and Cabinet Refacing and Remodeling. You can combine them for a new kitchen, or book a single service, such as refacing existing cabinet boxes. Our Kennesaw team can help you decide which option fits your space and budget.

Most custom kitchen cabinet projects run a meaningful amount–a meaningful amountwhile cabinet refacing typically falls between a meaningful amountand a meaningful amount. The total kitchen size, wood species and door style, and whether installation and countertop modifications are included move the price the most.

The job moves through four stages: finalizing the design, approving drawings, manufacturing the cabinets, and installing them. Your own decisions, such as choosing finishes early and returning approvals promptly, directly affect how smoothly each stage moves. Ask your provider for a written schedule that lists each stage and what they need from you to keep it on track.

Simply replacing cabinets or refacing doors usually does not require a permit. Moving or adding plumbing, electrical circuits, or structural walls typically does. Permitting is handled by the city or county depending on your address, so confirm requirements with the right office before work begins.

Your kitchen will not be fully usable during installation, because cabinets and countertops must be removed. Ask your provider which days the kitchen will be out of service and whether the work can be scheduled in phases so you keep some access. You can set up a temporary kitchen in another room with a microwave, mini-fridge, and hot plate to make those days easier.

Specific warranty terms are not listed here, so request them in writing before you sign anything. Ask exactly what is covered, such as sagging doors, finish defects, or hardware failures, and how repairs get scheduled. Keeping photos and your signed contract will make any claim faster to resolve.

Yes, you approve the final layouts, dimensions, materials, and quote in writing before any cabinets go into production. Review door styles, finishes, and hardware closely, because changes after fabrication begins usually cost extra. Keep a copy of your signed approval for your records.

Ask for the names of everyone who will work in your home, and confirm whether installers are Villa Cabinets employees or subcontractors. Get that detail in writing with your contract, since it determines who is accountable if something needs fixing. Knowing this upfront helps you plan who to contact during the project.

Call (770) 743-5251 to schedule a Residential Cabinet Design Consultation with the Kennesaw team. Bring measurements, photos of your current kitchen, and a rough budget so the first meeting is productive. Villa Cabinets holds a 5-star rating from 12 reviews, so you can read feedback from past customers before you call.