Kitchen Cabinet Installation in Madisonville

1. Be careful with your cleaning cloths. Choose soft cloths that are lint-free. Use soft cotton fabrics like cheesecloth or chamois. Don't use a dishcloth or a sponge.
2. Avoid abrasive cleaning solvents. Use natural products, or mild, grease-cutting hand washing dish soap.
3. Use a mild detergent, such as mixing 2 tablespoons of dish soap into 2 cups of warm water.
4. Wipe cabinets with mild soap and water, using a soft cloth. After a first coat, rinse the cabinet with clean, fresh water using a second cloth. Finally, use a third, dry cloth to dry the cabinets.
5. For difficult stains, use baking soda. 
6. Limit your cabinets from moisture exposure. Avoid hanging wet dishcloths or towels over cabinets or cabinet doors.
7. Follow best practices. Immediately clean up any spills or splatters. The sooner you clean, the less chance of staining or discoloring. Grease and food particles become more difficult over time. 
8. Don't forget about the tops of cabinets. These tend to build up dust. Clean them every other week, or more often if you cook a lot.
9. If you want shiny cabinets, use a furniture polish after cleaning. 
10. Use commercial furniture waxes, sprays, and polishes sparingly on kitchen cabinets. Oily polishes or cleaners aren't necessary to keep cabinets moisturized. If wood starts to dry or crack, it means there is a lack of humidity in the air.

Yes, you can. However, keep a few things in mind:

• Assembling the cabinets will require some skill, and you might need to purchase some tools to do so.
• Measurements must be absolutely accurate, and all the cabinets must be level. Not a single centimeter out of place.
• Cabinets are heavy, and become heavier when the shelves are full. They need to be bolted to the studs in the wall correctly. Sometimes you need to add more reinforcement. 
• You need some strength as one person will have to hold them up while the other is accurately fastening them to the wall.
• If the installation doesn't go right, then you might have to pay a contractor more money in order to undo whatever damage might have been caused.

On average, a cabinet installation costs about $5,452, with most homeowners spending between $1,858 and $9,245.

A few details will affect the cost of a cabinet installation. 

• The number of cabinets
• The removal and disposal of old cabinets
• The size of your kitchen
• Trim and Moulding selection
• Any structural changes to the kitchen

On average, installation and labor range from $3,500 to $7000 for a 10 by 10 kitchen.