[olliedog1950]

We just purchased a home in Duval and plan to remove all cabinets in the kitchen and baths.
Are there any companies or charities that will do the removal for free and reuse the cabinets in a remodel?

[tommy steam]

Try habitat for humanity, in wildwood, I'm sure they could send someone over to take the cabinets down. They have a thrift store in wildwood that sells things and the money is used to build homes for needy families .

[D&Lsunfun]

try Helping Hands maybe a volunteer could help you.

[graciegirl]

Gosh. Duval is only nine years old. Are they out of date already?

[Fraugoofy]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Gosh. Duval is only nine years old. Are they out of date already?

Mine in Lynnhaven were out of date the day The Villages installed them in 2004. They are some color like pickled pink. I just call them uaf...

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[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Fraugoofy

Mine in Lynnhaven were out of date the day The Villages installed them in 2004. They are some color like pickled pink. I just call them uaf...

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We have friends with the same color. I know just what you mean.

[theorem painter]

I spoke to a volunteer at Helping Hands last night about contacting you. If you are interested I can PM you his phone number.

[borjo]

You may want to consider using them in your garage.

[villagetinker]

Caution about using in the garage....If these are pressed (MDF) construction you will find these will deteriorate in the high humidity often found in garages. I have seen this first hand with relatives that did exactly that. They also had some problems with termites that liked the wood. I went with steel cabinets for the garage, with lifetime warranties.