The difficulty level to remodel your kitchen and install white kitchen cabinets is directly related to your abilities to work with tools, follow instructions, and allow ample time to complete the project. Far too often, people see a kitchen remodeling project on a home improvement show on television and think they can do the same thing in the same amount of time. However, what they tend to forget is that the people doing the project are professionals who have completed numerous remodeling projects, so it does not take them as long as it does a beginner DIY’er.

Map Out Your White Kitchen Cabinets Installation Project

The best place to start any project is by mapping it out on paper, because it will help you determine whether you have the abilities needed to complete it all on your own, or if you are going to have to hire a professional. Prior to installing your new white kitchen cabinets, you have to prepare your kitchen by removing dishes, pots, pans, and food from all of your current cabinets.

Next, you have to take most everything out of your kitchen, such as the appliances, kitchen sink, and the old cabinets, which includes removing the counter top to gain access to the floor cabinets. If you intend on reusing the existing countertop with your new cabinets, you need to be careful to avoid damaging it. Once the cabinets are removed, you are ready to perform other remodeling tasks, like installing new flooring, repainting the walls, and so on, before installing your new cabinets.

Remember to include a time frame for each task, like allowing a few days just to get your existing kitchen gutted. If these tasks already seem overwhelming, it is highly recommended you obtain help from a qualified contractor in your area.

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