What's included
- Installing knobs, pulls or hinges you bought, using existing holes or a template
- Re-hanging and adjusting cabinet doors so they close evenly
- Re-gluing a loose drawer or installing new drawer slides you bought
SnapWork fixes kitchen and bathroom cabinets that sag, rub or won't close: re-hanging and adjusting doors, re-gluing a loose drawer, installing new drawer slides you bought, and putting on new knobs, pulls or hinges across a whole kitchen. New cabinets, refacing and refinishing are not part of it. The number of doors and drawers sets the price. We work across Napa County and Solano County.
Updated October 2026
New knobs and pulls are one of the quickest ways to refresh a kitchen. Count your doors and drawers, buy the hardware, and the pro installs it level and lined up.
Most cabinet doors use adjustable hinges. A few turns of the right screw fix a door that sags, rubs its neighbor or won't stay closed. If a hinge has torn out of the wood, the pro repairs the spot first.
A soft or swollen cabinet floor under the sink means a leak. Fix the leak first; see plumbing repairs.
Often added to this job. Each one is optional and has its own price.
It depends on how many doors and drawers, so we price it from your photo. You see the price before you book.
If the new pulls need new holes, the pro drills them with a template. Filling and touching up the old holes is a separate job.
Usually, yes. Loose drawer joints can be re-glued and clamped, and worn slides can be replaced with new ones you buy.
No. Cabinet painting and refinishing are separate projects.
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