With all due respect Sir, you remind me of my grandfather! He had this way of teaching you something, by "showing" you how it's properly done. He would get me started, and I'd continue on with the project, he'd always pop in and make sure I was on task! By the Way, I'm starting my remodel today with the help from my 2 oldest boys, so this will be invaluable, thank you!
Thank you so much, you're saving my family $1,500 for taking the time to make your videos to show people like me than are handy but not a professional in carpentry to do things clean and right! Your effort is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for this video. I decided to use the large utility room (approximately 15 x 20) as my kitchen. The previous owners of the house had used it for a laundry room and for storing gardening tools. At first, I used it as a great room, placing two large open china hutches in it and a table and chair set. I also used it as a laundry room because of the utility sink already installed and laundry hook-ups. However, I recently decided to turn that room into a kitchen. I have my dishwasher, stove, and refrigerator in there now. There was already a 220-240 line for the dryer, so I hooked my stove up to that line. I used the utility sink and I put my dishwasher in there as well. There's a small space off from that room where electrical wires are gathered. I use that as a small pantry. The only thing I need to do in that room is install a new tile floor. It's so much more functional now rather than the built-in kitchen already in the house. I am taking those built-in cabinets out and converting that room into a dining room. My former dining room is now my living room, and my former living room is not a library/study. I really prefer the old-style free-stranding kitchens now rather than built-in kitchens because there is less labor involved, they are cheaper to set up, can be changed easily, and are more functional.
Excellent video! This is exactly what I needed for my DIY project before the pros arrive with the new quartz countertops. Thank you - Neil in Hull, Mass.
Thank you so much I needed to remove lower cabinets for plumbers to have access to the plumbing in the bathroom (I have a ranch home) and I needed to remove these without destroying my kitchen and this helped me do that with no issues. Saved a crap ton too.
Thank you for this tutorial. I'm going to replace my electric cooktop with a gas range, which requires the removal of the countertop and cabinets, and the electric cooktop. I will leave the electrical work to an electrician, and the gas line to the plumber, but your video will help me remove the counter and cabinets myself.
Very helpful! Just bought my first house and it doesn’t have a dishwasher space, but I want to use the cabinet to extend a breakfast bar. Wasn’t sure how to get started, but now I do, thanks!
Thank you again for a complete set of videos we can use to do the entire kitchen. We are doing an entire kitchen replacement in our kitchen. Turning a terrible tiny, floor plan, U Shaped kitchen with gaw'd awful too large appliances installed by the contractor in 1995. Into a Skinny Kitchen/Compact/Tiny House. We are talking the 8' foot 4" inch wall with the plumbing on it and lining up the 24" wide Frig, 20" wide" stove, 18" wide inch dishwasher, and the remaining inches go to the single deep sink and the cabinet.
Thanks for making this videos. I'll be remodeling my kitchen too and I want to be able to help my brothers as much as I can. This is definitely going to help me with that.
I live in a condo building built in the 80's. My kitchen cabinet wall is up against my neighbors kitchen cabinet wall. Our drain is shared. Last week I hired a company to remove the old cabinet and replace them with new ones. the sink is being moved over a few feet. Where the pipes are and where the drain is he cut out the sheet rock exposing these pipes and drain. So no barrier between the inside of this building i live in with the pipes/drain and the back of my cabinets. As expected he did not want to remove the corner cabinet and a thinner 3 draw cabinet so install sheet rock. I feel as though my kitchen is filthy having this wall exposed in the back of my cabinet. The countertop has not been installed yet. I was wondering if you would recommend that i insist on him removing the cabinets and adding the sheet rock. Thank you.
One thing I would change..I would refer to your "helpers" as "The Supervisors" instead. Maybe during the edit stage when you show your puppy asleep..put supervisor right on the video in white or black one...it would be cool...and OH SO TRUE too!! Thanks pal..your videos are always a hit. 😀
I want to move a side panel under the kitchen sink as it keeps blocking our washing machine, and we have to use force to put the washing machine in place, every time we take it out to be fixed. On the left side of the washing machine there are the water pipes so nothing can be removed. But I was wondering can I move a cabinet side panel that is holding up the sink and counter a little so there's a gap between it and my washing machine?
Hey I need help separating 2 kitchen cabinets. It’s the setup where the space from the refrigerator belongs. The cabinet above the space is about 1 1/2” to low for my fridge. I unscrewed it from the wall but it seems to be glued to the cabinets adjacent to it. Any advice?
@@getitdonehomerepair turns out, besides the joining screws, there were staples connecting the 2 cabinets. Got it handled though. Thanks for your video to get the ball rolling for me!
very informative video, answered most of my questions, just wish you could have concentrated a little more on the part where cabinets are secured to the floor ? or are they, camera man pretty much only showed the top part of the cabinets, I have vinyl plank flooring and am unsure how it is connected to cabinets, or are they on top, etc. but overall very very helpful vid subbed and liked 72 yr old still doing honeydo's for wife
I may have missed it but, what about foot boards or quarter round and kick board trim around bottom of cabinet....wish you could have showed best way to handle that part (especially if we want to re-use cabinet front or face frame....
This is very helpful. Could it ne possible to show how to remove custom cabinets without destroying the existing one, so that it can be reused. My ones are from 1994 with real maple. The screws are not placed like this and i don't see actually any.
I found that I have a leaky sink drain pipe right where it goes into the wall behind my sink/counter top. I rekon I need to take the whole unit away from the wall to gain access. The worst part is that all of it is due for remodeling asap, I'm just not ready for that!
@@getitdonehomerepair I got really lucky & found that the dishwasher provided access to the pipe in question. Got it fixed only to find that there are cracks everywhere. From downstream of the 2" sink, to the 4" main sewage junction (probably incorrect lingo) so I have my work cut out for me... The dang house isn't even 35 years old.. The ABS sewage pipe they used seems to be super low grade.
Well that’s a solid better made cabinet than uk council ones , uk ones are crap a proper joke. That cabinet would stop mites and rats mine no way it’s like paper cheapest chip board and hung together on a wing and a prayer
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Your cabinet demo videos are saving me 600 dollars. Thank you!
Great to hear!
Is that $600 to be removed by someone professional?
With all due respect Sir, you remind me of my grandfather! He had this way of teaching you something, by "showing" you how it's properly done.
He would get me started, and I'd continue on with the project, he'd always pop in and make sure I was on task!
By the Way,
I'm starting my remodel today with the help from my 2 oldest boys, so this will be invaluable, thank you!
Thank you.Happy to help!
Thank you so much, you're saving my family $1,500 for taking the time to make your videos to show people like me than are handy but not a professional in carpentry to do things clean and right! Your effort is greatly appreciated.
Great to hear!
I am about to remove an old kitchen today so found this video very helpful , thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video. I decided to use the large utility room (approximately 15 x 20) as my kitchen. The previous owners of the house had used it for a laundry room and for storing gardening tools. At first, I used it as a great room, placing two large open china hutches in it and a table and chair set. I also used it as a laundry room because of the utility sink already installed and laundry hook-ups. However, I recently decided to turn that room into a kitchen. I have my dishwasher, stove, and refrigerator in there now. There was already a 220-240 line for the dryer, so I hooked my stove up to that line. I used the utility sink and I put my dishwasher in there as well. There's a small space off from that room where electrical wires are gathered. I use that as a small pantry. The only thing I need to do in that room is install a new tile floor. It's so much more functional now rather than the built-in kitchen already in the house. I am taking those built-in cabinets out and converting that room into a dining room. My former dining room is now my living room, and my former living room is not a library/study. I really prefer the old-style free-stranding kitchens now rather than built-in kitchens because there is less labor involved, they are cheaper to set up, can be changed easily, and are more functional.
Thank you for sharing. Good luck with the conversion.
@@getitdonehomerepair Thank you so much.
Love the video.
I liked your hat too.
Bermuda!.
I was stationed there in the 80's for a short period as a marine.. I loved St. George's Island.
I’m happy to help. I also love Bermuda
Thank you for the helpful video! This is exactly what we needed to know for our kitchen reno.
Excellent video! This is exactly what I needed for my DIY project before the pros arrive with the new quartz countertops. Thank you - Neil in Hull, Mass.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much I needed to remove lower cabinets for plumbers to have access to the plumbing in the bathroom (I have a ranch home) and I needed to remove these without destroying my kitchen and this helped me do that with no issues. Saved a crap ton too.
Glad it helped
Thank you for this tutorial. I'm going to replace my electric cooktop with a gas range, which requires the removal of the countertop and cabinets, and the electric cooktop. I will leave the electrical work to an electrician, and the gas line to the plumber, but your video will help me remove the counter and cabinets myself.
After watching this video I had the courage to attempt it on our kitchen of our fixer upper house! It was a success 🙌🏽🙌🏽
That is awesome!
Thank you for this video , I now know how to take out my old base kitchen cabinets , I've subscribed for the future home projects in 2021 .
Thanks for the sub!
Great video, Im going to be pulling my cabinets out and replacing them. Thank you for taking your time explaining every step
Glad to help
Very helpful! Just bought my first house and it doesn’t have a dishwasher space, but I want to use the cabinet to extend a breakfast bar. Wasn’t sure how to get started, but now I do, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you again for a complete set of videos we can use to do the entire kitchen. We are doing an entire kitchen replacement in our kitchen. Turning a terrible tiny, floor plan, U Shaped kitchen with gaw'd awful too large appliances installed by the contractor in 1995. Into a Skinny Kitchen/Compact/Tiny House. We are talking the 8' foot 4" inch wall with the plumbing on it and lining up the 24" wide Frig, 20" wide" stove, 18" wide inch dishwasher, and the remaining inches go to the single deep sink and the cabinet.
I'm happy to help. Send me a picture when you are finished.
Thanks for making this videos. I'll be remodeling my kitchen too and I want to be able to help my brothers as much as I can. This is definitely going to help me with that.
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much!!! You have no idea of how much your video help me!!! THANK YOU!!!
I'm happy to help.Thanks for watching.
Thank you! Will be taking out cabinets this weekend and this video makes it seems very doable!!!
You can do it!
Thank you so much! I need to gently remove a cabinet temporarily. I love my cabinets and plan to replace the same one. Thanks again!
Glad it was helpful!
My countertop doesn't have screws underneath. It's an old 1919 house. Any ideas? We want to save it but move it to another floor.
Great easy instructions to follow. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
This is how a cool car mechanic excels in everything! :)
You know about my other channel too?Thanks for watching
I seriously need this work done right now.
Thanks for watching.
Definitely you help me save money by sharing this video thank you…
30 seconds in i knew what i was looking for! Thanks!
Julio Alcantera Thanks for watching. I happy to help
Great video. Very informative.
Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 🙏🏼 very very much.. you the best... god bless you.... I was so confused, how to do it .. but now I know
You are so welcome
Thank you!! Taking out my cabinets tomorrow!
Great. I'm happy to help. Don't forget to subscribe.
I live in a condo building built in the 80's. My kitchen cabinet wall is up against my neighbors kitchen cabinet wall. Our drain is shared. Last week I hired a company to remove the old cabinet and replace them with new ones. the sink is being moved over a few feet. Where the pipes are and where the drain is he cut out the sheet rock exposing these pipes and drain. So no barrier between the inside of this building i live in with the pipes/drain and the back of my cabinets. As expected he did not want to remove the corner cabinet and a thinner 3 draw cabinet so install sheet rock. I feel as though my kitchen is filthy having this wall exposed in the back of my cabinet. The countertop has not been installed yet. I was wondering if you would recommend that i insist on him removing the cabinets and adding the sheet rock. Thank you.
One thing I would change..I would refer to your "helpers" as "The Supervisors" instead. Maybe during the edit stage when you show your puppy asleep..put supervisor right on the video in white or black one...it would be cool...and OH SO TRUE too!!
Thanks pal..your videos are always a hit. 😀
Thanks for watching. I'm happy to help.
Great job!
Thank you! Cheers!
This was super helpful, thank you. Where are you from? Your accent sounds like New England where I'm from!
Thanks for watching. Don't forget to sub. Everyone tells me I sound like New England but I'm from New Jersey.
What do you do in the case of a granite countertop with a turn in it? Thanks, great video.
Thanks for watching.
thats my question
Thank you for this
My pleasure!
Can I remove a single 24” floor cabinet and move it two feet over WITHOUT removing the countertop?
How cute your helpers are! 😊❤
Thank you they are like my shadows they go everywhere with me. Lol Thanks for watching
Thank you for the very helpful video!
Im happy to help. Thanks for watching.
Quick question do i need to turn off water or light to take out the sink cabinets?
Good stuff! Thank you!
hi jim I love those doggies of yours my boy max a golden lived till 14
Wow 14 thats a good age. My Lab is 5 and the boarder collie is 10. Thanks for stopping by.
So do they have screws on the floor too?
I'm currently doing a home renovation and our kitchen is the next step. Should we tile before or after we add new cabinets?
You want to tile after the new cabinet's are up.
@@getitdonehomerepair what about the dishwasher and the role being in the way?
Videography needs a little work but you just know this dude knows his stuff idc
Thanks for watching.
Thank you for your video, very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much.
thank you for this video you just saved me so much money
Thanks for watching. I'm happy to help.
Once you take the cabinets out, can you put them back in? I need to move mine temporarily. Thank you!
Yes you can always put them back as long as you don't damage them when removing.
How do i ensure that i dont damage the counter top especially if its glued ?
I want to move a side panel under the kitchen sink as it keeps blocking our washing machine, and we have to use force to put the washing machine in place, every time we take it out to be fixed. On the left side of the washing machine there are the water pipes so nothing can be removed. But I was wondering can I move a cabinet side panel that is holding up the sink and counter a little so there's a gap between it and my washing machine?
Thank you! Hoping to save $3600 to replace 2 sections of subfloor.
Good luck!
Hey I need help separating 2 kitchen cabinets. It’s the setup where the space from the refrigerator belongs. The cabinet above the space is about 1 1/2” to low for my fridge. I unscrewed it from the wall but it seems to be glued to the cabinets adjacent to it. Any advice?
I don't think it was glued it is most likely just stuck.
@@getitdonehomerepair turns out, besides the joining screws, there were staples connecting the 2 cabinets. Got it handled though. Thanks for your video to get the ball rolling for me!
very informative video, answered most of my questions, just wish you could have concentrated a little more on the part where cabinets are secured to the floor ? or are they, camera man pretty much only showed the top part of the cabinets, I have vinyl plank flooring and am unsure how it is connected to cabinets, or are they on top, etc. but overall very very helpful vid subbed and liked
72 yr old still doing honeydo's for wife
Glad it was helpful!
I may have missed it but, what about foot boards or quarter round and kick board trim around bottom of cabinet....wish you could have showed best way to handle that part (especially if we want to re-use cabinet front or face frame....
Thanks for watching.
Is this the same for office cabinets? There should be screws that will release the cabinets from the wall?
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching.
This is very helpful. Could it ne possible to show how to remove custom cabinets without destroying the existing one, so that it can be reused. My ones are from 1994 with real maple. The screws are not placed like this and i don't see actually any.
Try removing the hinges you will see the screws under them.
Did you junk the cabinets or repurpose them in the garbage? Typing as I watch but if they can be used in the garbage as a work station would be cool.
Hi Nate, No it was time to retire the cabinets . Hahaha .Thanks for watching.
What’s the best way to remove old shelves?
I find the best way is to remove the screws and don't do what they on TV and use a sledge hammer.
Thank you... blessings
You are so welcome
The camera work and editing could use a lot of improvement, but I like your voice, explanations, and obvious experience!
Working on it!
Do i have to take the counter top off or can i just cut out the whole bottom
Removing the counter first will make remove the lower cabinets easier.Thanks for watching
We took off the screws but the bench top still quite hard to pull it out. Maybe too much glue. Not sure what else we can do?
If all the screws are out then it may just be the silicone that is holding it on. Make sure all the screws are out they could be hidden.
I found that I have a leaky sink drain pipe right where it goes into the wall behind my sink/counter top. I rekon I need to take the whole unit away from the wall to gain access. The worst part is that all of it is due for remodeling asap, I'm just not ready for that!
Your right you will need to open the wall to see what is going on behind there.
@@getitdonehomerepair I got really lucky & found that the dishwasher provided access to the pipe in question. Got it fixed only to find that there are cracks everywhere. From downstream of the 2" sink, to the 4" main sewage junction (probably incorrect lingo) so I have my work cut out for me... The dang house isn't even 35 years old.. The ABS sewage pipe they used seems to be super low grade.
Do I have to remove cabinet doors??
Only if the screws that hold the cabinets together are behind the hinge or to make them lighter to carry.
Who would you recommend to do this other than a contractor? I need to save money
Thanks for watching.
Yourself! I'm working on mine right now, just a section. Did you get yours done yet?
Well that’s a solid better made cabinet than uk council ones , uk ones are crap a proper joke. That cabinet would stop mites and rats mine no way it’s like paper cheapest chip board and hung together on a wing and a prayer
Woodglut has a lot of plans to choose from.
Thanks for watching.
@@getitdonehomerepair Best wishes 🤙
Can you cut existing countertop ?
I m
Need to take 1.5 inches off one end.
Yes you can if you have the correct tools .What is the counter made of?
@@getitdonehomerepair pressed wood and laminate.
Would you like me to send you a pic?
What type of blade should I use ?
How did you break the tile!!!!
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You need better lighten, and camera work, so you can see whats going on and not just your arm reaching in a hole
Thanks for watching
There’s no screws in mine.
Sometimes the screws are under the hinges
My cabinets have no visible screws I swear they glued them to the walls lol
They could just be hidden . Did you look on the upper part on the top back of the cabinets near the counter top?
Great video. So helpful and practical.
Glad it was helpful!
Does the counter have to come off or can I leave it?
Yes the counter needs to come off first.