Common Questions & Honest Answers
Do you install cabinets in Oak Harbor and Whidbey Island?
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Yes. I am based in Oak Harbor and serve the entire Whidbey Island community and surrounding areas. Whether you are in Coupeville, Langley, or right here in town, I bring 40 years of local craftsmanship to your doorstep.
Do you do commercial cabinet installation?
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Yes. I handle both residential and commercial projects. From reception desks and office break rooms to retail displays, I build custom commercial workspaces that are durable, professional, and built to handle daily traffic.
Are you a licensed and insured contractor?
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Yes. JP Cabinet Installation is fully licensed, bonded, and insured (Cont # CABINIJ001QL).
How much does a kitchen remodel cost?
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I provide free, transparent estimates with no hidden fees. Because you work directly with me—the owner—you avoid the sales commissions and corporate markups typical of big-box stores. You pay for high-quality materials and expert labor, nothing else.
What services do you offer?
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We offer a range of solutions designed to meet your needs—whether you're just getting started or scaling something bigger. Everything is tailored to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
Do I need to hire a separate designer?
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No. Your free estimate includes a professional design consultation. I will come to your home, measure your space, and create a detailed floor plan and 3D model so you can see exactly how your new kitchen or bath will look before we start building.
Who will be doing the actual work in my home?
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You will work directly with me, JP. I don’t send out a random crew or subcontractors you’ve never met. I personally handle your project from the initial measurement to the final installation to ensure the quality meets my 40-year standard.
What kind of cabinets do you install?
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I install high-quality, all wood cabinets in a variety of styles, including Shaker, Modern European, and Classic Coastal. Unlike the particle board options often found at big retailers, my cabinets feature solid construction and soft-close hardware designed to last many years.