Complete Kitchen Removal & Demolition Services
Before your new kitchen can go in, the old one has to come out. Serving homeowners across New England, we handle the full removal — cabinets, countertops, splashbacks, flooring, and appliances — leaving you with a clean, level space that is ready for your new installation.
About Kitchen Removal
A proper kitchen removal sets the stage for a successful new installation. Rushing this step can damage walls, flooring, and surrounding structures. Our removal team works methodically, removing components in the correct sequence to protect everything around the work area — whether you are in a century-old Boston triple-decker or a modern Providence condo.
We carefully remove appliances and either set them aside for your reuse, donate, or haul them to a recycling facility. We then remove countertops, detach wall and base cabinets, and strip splashbacks and wall tiles. Note: disconnection of water, gas, and electrical services must be done by a licensed plumber or electrician before our removal begins.
Wall repair is a critical part of the process. Removing cabinets and tiles inevitably leaves anchor holes, adhesive residue, and sometimes damaged drywall or the plaster-and-lath construction common in older Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island homes. We patch holes, scrape adhesive, and skim-coat damaged sections so the walls are smooth and ready for your new splashback or paint.
Flooring under old cabinets is often missing or in poor condition. We assess the subfloor and advise whether a patch, leveling compound, or full replacement is needed before new cabinets go in. Getting the floor right at this stage prevents problems with cabinet leveling later.
All debris is sorted for responsible disposal. Wood, metal, and cardboard are separated for recycling, and we haul everything away in a single trip. Whether your project is in Somerville, West Hartford, Newport, or Mystic, you are left with a clean, swept space and a detailed condition report noting any structural items to address before the new kitchen is installed.
How It Works
Pre-Removal Check
We verify that all water, gas, and electrical services have been disconnected by your licensed plumber or electrician before we begin the removal.
Appliance Removal
All appliances are carefully removed and staged for reuse, donation, or recycling according to your preference.
Cabinet, Countertop & Splashback Removal
Countertops are detached, cabinets are unscrewed and removed, and splashbacks or tiles are stripped from the walls with care to minimize wall damage.
Wall & Floor Preparation
We patch wall holes, scrape adhesive residue, and assess the subfloor condition. Any issues that could affect the new installation are documented.
Debris Haul-Away & Cleanup
All materials are sorted for recycling, loaded, and hauled away. The space is swept clean and a condition report is provided.
Benefits
- Systematic removal that protects walls, floors, and surrounding structures
- Careful appliance removal with recycling and donation options
- Expertise with older New England construction including plaster-and-lath walls
- Wall patching and adhesive removal included
- Subfloor assessment and leveling recommendations
- Responsible debris sorting and recycling
- Complete haul-away — no dumpster rental needed
- Detailed condition report for your new installation team
Typical Price Range
$600 - $2,500
Exact pricing depends on kitchen size and complexity. Get a free estimate for an accurate quote.
Kitchen Removal Available In
We offer professional kitchen removal across Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.
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Kitchen Removal — Frequently Asked Questions
Most standard kitchens are fully removed in one day. Larger kitchens or those with extensive tiling may require a second day.
Gas disconnection must be performed by a licensed gas fitter before we begin removal. You'll need to arrange this separately.
Absolutely. Just let us know which items to set aside, and we will disconnect and move them to a location of your choice within the home.
Yes. Basic wall patching, hole filling, and adhesive removal are included in our removal service. Extensive drywall or plaster replacement, if needed, is quoted separately.
Yes, please remove all personal items, dishes, and food from cabinets and drawers before removal day. This speeds up the process and protects your belongings.
We provide kitchen removal services throughout Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island — including Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, Providence, Warwick, and all surrounding communities.
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