Cabinetry & Interior Woodwork

RV cabinetry takes a different kind of abuse than home cabinetry, absorbing constant vibration from road travel, drawer slides that work loose over thousands of miles, and hinges and catches that fatigue over time. We repair loose face frames, broken drawer slides, and cabinet doors that no longer latch securely during travel, which is as much a safety issue as a cosmetic one when contents can shift or spill.

Water-damaged cabinetry, usually from a nearby plumbing leak, roof leak, or slide seal failure, often needs partial or full replacement of affected panels since particleboard and MDF cores common in RV cabinet construction swell and lose structural integrity once they have taken on water. We assess whether refinishing and repair is realistic or whether the affected section needs to be rebuilt, and we are upfront when water damage extends further into a cabinet run than it first appears.

For owners updating the interior look of an older coach, we also handle refacing, refinishing, and hardware upgrades, matching stain and finish where possible, though we are honest that exact matches to discontinued RV manufacturer finishes are not always achievable and discuss realistic options before starting.