Warranty

Please allow 2 to 3 business days for follow-up.

Use the form below to submit your request.

See tips for properly caring for your custom cabinets.

Warranty Claim, Repairs, or Follow-Up Punch Out Request.

Please use this form if you have a warranty request, need a repair quote, or have an unfinished punch-out request.

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Wood Defect

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Caring for your custom cabinets

At Walker Woodworking, we believe in the enduring quality of fine craftsmanship, and with proper care, your cabinets can stand the test of time. By following these simple yet effective tips, you can ensure your custom cabinets remain a beautiful and functional centerpiece in your home for years to come.

Regular Dusting and Cleaning

To keep your custom cabinets looking pristine, dust them regularly using a soft, lint-free cloth. For a deeper clean, use a mixture of mild dish soap and warm water. Wipe down the surfaces gently, and be sure to dry them immediately with a clean, dry cloth to prevent water damage.

Handle Spills Promptly

Accidents happen, but it’s crucial to clean up spills right away. Liquids, especially, can damage the finish or seep into the wood, causing warping or discoloration. Use a damp cloth to wipe up spills, then dry the area thoroughly.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals

Steer clear of abrasive cleaners, ammonia-based products, or bleach when cleaning your cabinets. These can strip the finish and damage the wood over time. Stick to gentle, wood-safe cleaning solutions to maintain the integrity and beauty of your cabinetry.

Protect from Excess Moisture and Heat

Custom cabinets are built to last, but they need protection from extreme conditions. Avoid placing appliances that emit heat or steam, like coffee makers or toasters, directly underneath cabinets. Use vent hoods to minimize steam exposure, and keep humidity levels in check to prevent wood from swelling or contracting.