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Airtasker makes assembling your cabinets simple and easy. You don't have to beat yourself up trying to figure out which tools to use or which parts go together. Just hire an assembler instead, and they'll do the heavy lifting for you.

They can unpack and check all pieces from the box, assemble them one by one, then inspect the finished product if they're ready for use. Whether it's bedside cabinets, shoe cabinets, or tv cabinets, our taskers are seasoned to work on any cabinet assembly. If this is your first time booking with us, here's what you can expect with our cabinet assembly service:

Unpacking and checking of cabinet parts

Before assembling your cabinets, your assembler first unpacks all pieces from the box and consult the instructional manual. They check if all the pieces of your cabinet are complete and if they're in excellent condition. If there are damaged or missing parts, you'll need to get in touch with your supplier to request for replacement parts. In some cases, you may need to return the entire package and ask for a new one.

Assembling your cabinet

Your assembler starts assembling your cabinet by measuring the dimensions of the space where you intend to place your cabinet. Whether it's a cabinet drawer assembly, file cabinet assembly, or kitchen cabinet assembly, it's crucial to get the exact measurements to make sure the cabinets are correctly aligned upon placement. After taking the measurements, they attach each piece, screw them in place, and add filler strips in case there are any gaps. If you've purchased ready assembled cabinets, we can also pick them up from the store then have them delivered right to your home.

Final Cabinet Inspection

Whether you had office storage cabinets, kitchen cabinets, or bedside cabinets assembled, our assemblers inspect the final piece and double-check if all parts are secured in place. They tighten any loose cabinet assembly fittings and fastening devices and make sure your new cabinet is free from damage and defects. They also conduct structural integrity and weight capacity tests to avoid any potential hazards and accidents. Once everything is confirmed to be in good condition, everything is set, and your cabinet is now ready for use.