Sink Cabinet Repair Costs Overview

Understand the factors influencing repair expenses to plan effectively and maintain your kitchen's functionality.
Material Quality
Material Quality

Different cabinet materials influence repair costs, with higher-end woods or composites typically costing more to repair or replace.

Extent of Damage
Extent of Damage

Minor scratches or loose hinges are less costly to fix compared to extensive water damage or structural issues.

Repair Complexity
Repair Complexity

Simple repairs like hinge replacements are more affordable than comprehensive cabinet rebuilds requiring extensive labor.

FactorImpact on Cost
Material TypeHigher quality materials increase repair expenses
Extent of DamageMore damage leads to higher repair costs
Type of Repair NeededSimple fixes are less costly than replacements
Cabinet SizeLarger cabinets require more materials and labor
AccessibilityHard-to-reach areas increase labor time and cost
Location of RepairUrban areas may have higher labor rates
Age of CabinetOlder cabinets may require more extensive work
Additional FeaturesCustom features can add to repair complexity and cost
Hinge Replacement
Hinge Replacement

Replacing hinges is a common repair that typically incurs moderate costs depending on hinge type and cabinet material.

Countertop Repair
Countertop Repair

Countertop repairs vary widely based on material, with stone and solid surface options being more expensive.

Water Damage Restoration
Water Damage Restoration

Restoring water-damaged cabinets involves drying, mold treatment, and possible panel replacement, increasing costs.

ServiceAverage Cost Range
Hinge Replacement$50 - $150
Drawer Repair$75 - $200
Water Damage Restoration$200 - $600
Countertop Replacement$500 - $2,500
Full Cabinet Replacement$1,000 - $5,000
Door Replacement$100 - $300
Structural Repair$300 - $800
Paint or Finish Touch-up$50 - $150
Hardware Upgrade$50 - $200
Mold Treatment$100 - $400

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