Below you’ll find answers to common questions about our cabinet installation, door installation, and trim work services in Seattle. If you don’t see your question answered here, call or text us at (206) 573-8752.
- How much does kitchen cabinet installation cost in Seattle?
- Cabinet installation costs vary depending on the scope of the project, number of cabinets, and whether you’re doing a full kitchen or a partial update. Prefab cabinet installations generally run less than custom built-ins. The best way to get an accurate number is a free on-site evaluation — every kitchen is different and pricing from a phone call is rarely accurate.
- How long does a kitchen cabinet installation take?
- A typical prefab kitchen cabinet installation typically takes three to five days depending on the size of the kitchen. Custom built-in cabinets take longer depending on complexity. We’ll give you a realistic timeline during the estimate so you can plan accordingly.
- Do you install doors purchased from other suppliers?
- All doors must be purchased through us. This ensures we can stand behind the quality of the materials and honor our 12-month labor guarantee without any complications from supplier or product issues on the client’s end. We source from quality suppliers including Frank’s Doors in Seattle and can walk you through the available options during your estimate.
- How much does door installation cost in Seattle?
- Door installation pricing depends on the door type, size, and whether it’s interior or exterior. Exterior doors require additional weatherproofing steps including spray foam insulation, flashing tape, and threshold sealing. Contact us for a free estimate based on your specific project.
- How long does a door installation take?
- A typical door installation takes 2-3 weeks at a minimum. 3-6 weeks for anything not common and 8-16 weeks is typical for the more unique and special order items. The type of door you want determines the lead time. The installation itself takes a day or less for a single door.
- Do you offer free estimates?
- Yes — estimates are always free with no obligation. Fill out the form on the estimate page or call or text directly at (206) 573-8752.
- What areas do you serve?
- We serve Seattle and the greater Puget Sound area including Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Shoreline, Ballard, Mercer Island, Renton, Tukwila, Burien, and surrounding communities. See our full service area map for details.
- What is your UBI number?
- 604-165-494
- What is your contractors license number?
- #CABINDM745LJ
- General Contractor
- What is your insurance information?
- Policy # PGR973459485
- United Financial Casualty Company(Progressive Insurance)
- What is your bond information?
- Bond# 108105098
- Travelers Casualty and Surety Company of America
- How can I verify this information?
- The Department of Labor & Industries has set up an online tool to allow consumers to verify any licensed contractor in the state.
- https://secure.lni.wa.gov/verify/
- Do you offer any warranties or guarantees on your work?
- All labor is guaranteed for 12 months from the date of installation. If you have a problem and happen to be outside the 12 month warranty, please reach out anyway.
- What if I can not be onsite for some reason?
- Many projects can be handled remotely without the need for you to ever be onsite. This is a case by case situation. If you are an out of state landlord it’s probably not a problem.
- When is payment due?
- A deposit to hold your scheduled days is due upon scheduling. Final payment is due upon completion of work, by end of business the same day.
- What payment methods do you accept?
- Cash, checks & Zelle are accepted in person for free. Credit cards & ApplePay are accepted in person(3% processing fee). Zelle is accepted remotely for free and credit cards can be taken over the phone(4% processing fee).
- How are late payments and non-payments handled?
- Payment is due upon completion of work by end of business, same day. A 1% late fee(1% of the principal) will be added to the outstanding balance each day payment is past due. Any outstanding balance remaining after 30 days will either result in a lien on the property or the matter being sent to court. At that point any processing fees, court service fees, etc would be added to the outstanding balance.
- Do you work with “non-person” entities?
- The individual who places the work order is always legally liable for the bill regardless of who they represent. Any contracts or agreements would be made with the individual(legally speaking) and the paperwork will reflect that. If the entity wishes to pay the bill directly that is not a problem. Cabinets Doors & Molding does not take any projects that require tax forms, vendor registry, affiliate program registration, HOA forms, etc.
- Missed appointments
- If a new client “no-call, no-shows” the initial appointment then that is the end of our working relationship. Regardless of the reason for the issue. This does not apply to clients with a previous work history.
- “Estimate” vs “Quote”
- An “estimate” or “rough estimate” both mean the same thing. They are a rough estimation of what the final quoted price will be, typically based on photos and a description. There are absolutely no quotes given on projects “sight unseen”.
- A “quote” or “bid” is a specific proposal to complete specific work for a specific price. The materials are figured down to the piece and the price is figured down to the penny. If you have not signed a contract, you do not have a quote.
- How long does it take to produce a quote?
- From the point of evaluation it typically takes 2-3 days for a quote to be produced. This can vary greatly depending on the specific project.
- How long is a quote good for?
- Quotes are valid for 2 months from the date they are produced. After that point materials have to be reassessed and measurements reconfirmed.






