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Top 2 cabinets services in Las Vegas, NM

Porch Pro Headshot MetroCo

MetroCo

Cabinets
Serves Las Vegas, New Mexico
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Hello my name is Gill I’m a home improvement expert, I’m also the General Manager for Metro Co, we have been recommended on Nextdoor Thumbtack, and home advisor over 80 times this summer. I would like to set up a time for a free estimate to see your project. I understand it’s hard to find time so ...Read more about MetroCo
Hello my name is Gill I’m a home improvement expert, I’m also the General Manager for Metro Co, we have been recommended on Nextdoor Thumbtack, and home advisor over 80 times this summer. I would like to set up a time for a free estimate to see your project. I understand it’s hard to find time so ...Read more about MetroCo
Porch Pro Headshot Maxximus Home Improvement

Maxximus Home Improvement

Cabinets
Serves Las Vegas, New Mexico
Whether watching TV on the big screen or playing pool in your media room, your toes will appreciate a soft flooring of a textured, soft carpet from Maxximus Home Improvement in the January 2018 area.
Whether watching TV on the big screen or playing pool in your media room, your toes will appreciate a soft flooring of a textured, soft carpet from Maxximus Home Improvement in the January 2018 area.

Costs to install cabinets

$159 - $247
Las Vegas, NM average
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Top questions to ask before hiring a cabinet maker

A professional will assist you with scope and estimates, but having a clear idea of what you want to accomplish will help communication.

Do you want professionals to do everything, or do you have the time and skill to do some of the work?

Many projects such as have a DIY component, such as painting or cleanup.

First and foremost, protect yourself and make sure the contractor and any sub-contractors are licensed, bonded and insured.