Kitchen Cabinet Replacement Time-Lapse

In this video, I update some kitchen cabinets. These are oak cabinets from 1999 and I replace them with some brand new ones! The homeowner went with white uppers and light gray base cabinets to give the kitchen an updated, more modern look.

Here are some more kitchen remodel videos that show how to update a kitchen in more detail.

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[peggylarue]

It’s the attention to details that is so impressive. No short cuts or rigging just to make a job easier. Always consistent quality workmanship.

[Shalach]

Honestly I love those time lapse videos where there is only music, but somehow because it is you I don’t mind you talking through it at all. You are so insightful and interesting to listen to.

[callumdempsey]

For being installed in 1999, that is a surprisingly fresh looking kitchen

[deargodwhyme]

The extra height on those cabinets make such a big difference, along with filling out to the full wall distance. Straightforward refresh, great work!

[galady]

Such attention to detail! Awesome job. When I saw the title my first thought was 'oh no - was there a problem with the cabinets in their kitchen?'. Family is important. I miss mine. In the future the memories of such projects can be priceless.

[TransplantHelper]

Great work! I used to make really good money installing cabinets. Me and my buddy used to ask for the house for 24 hours. We’d ask the family to leave and we’d come in tear everything out, paint the room, install cabinets and countertops and hand the house keys back. We’d work straight through until we finished. The longest job we ever did to 30 hours. Zero sleep and only stoped to eat. It was hard but people always loved not being under remodel for day days or weeks. We built the cabinets in my shop usually in 2-3 weeks.

[ShawntayThomasina]

It's so nice to watch someone do quality work. I've had so many people come in to my home, recently, and NOT do quality work. I was beginning to think craftsmanship was a thing of the past.

[jayjudd]

❤😊 Oh My it looks magnificent. Enjoyed everything so much. Sure glad I dropped in a while back. My kitchen is from 1972 made mostly plywood. I’ll probably only be here for 5 years so I will paint add a dishwasher, new electric stove and countertops . Still going to be 3 grand. No solid surface just Formica. Wasn’t thinking of 2 tone till you said it. Gray and white will work for me too. Thanks for that . 😊😊😊

[micheledalley-jackson]

They can put strip lighting behind the crown molding for up light. Just, a thought. Great job! Love watching your channel.

[ratibabouhlal]

Beautiful, great work and wise details. My kitchen is 1959!!! Looking at your work and cabinets instalment,
I was dreaming that you were working in my kitchen!! Good job. Greetings from Rabat, Morocco.

[anitaroberts]

Nice work. I like hearing you narrate the time lapse videos. I wouldn't know what I was looking at otherwise. :) Love the new cabinets. This is what I want to do in my kitchen (or have done). My 1982 honey oak cabinets have definitely run their course.

[tylerw]

Time lapse with voice over is the best format, well done.

[coppertopjohnson]

Beautiful job. I am sure they are thrilled with it. Now....if I put a picture of you and your family on my refrigerator, are you coming to do my kitchen? 🤣🤣🤣🤣😏 Thanks for sharing.

[kiritokirigaya]

This is the first video I've seen of yours, and I love the way you explained everything. I love that you made separate videos on things like the microwave install and RTA cabinet assembly, that way no one video is overwhelming or skipping vital details. I'm looking at getting a fixer upper home in a few years (since that's all I can afford lol) and I've been dying to find someone who teaches house remodels in a way that I can learn from and feel inspired. I'm definitely going to start binge watching your channel!

[cdb]

Great job. My only complaint would be the gap between the crown moulding and the ceiling

[sl]

Beautiful! My family has been in construction for more than 80 years and I grew up "on the job" "gophering" for my dad. It was fun to watch your video. Your explanations were clear and concise. Thank you for sharing.

[TQfabulous]

Love the remodel and the video! Beautiful choices and excellent install. I would use a taller board at the top of the cabinet to make the crown molding trim touch the ceiling. Eliminates a space gathering dust.

[louisw]

This was great! I like hearing you explain everything... you are definitely the person I would want to remodel my home!

[pearlthil]

Love it! The soft seafoam they chose for the bottom cabinets is beautiful and as always your work is perfect. The only thing I would change is to add molding going all the way to the ceiling, my eye focuses on that gap too much but that's just me. Looks great!

[PratyushTewari]

I think the commentary with the time lapse is really nice. I enjoyed it a lot. Please consider the same format of some of future videos as well.