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CGI Kitchen Remodeling: The Orlando Owner’s Guide

If you have a CGI-built kitchen and something has failed, you already know the problem: you need a remodeler who understands how CGI kitchens are put together before they ever open a wall. A full CGI kitchen remodel in Orlando typically runs $14,000 to $45,000, depending on scope, materials, and how much structural work the original install left behind. Most Orlando homeowners call us after discovering water damage behind cabinets, delaminating cabinet boxes, or drawer hardware that has stripped itself out of the cabinet frame, and they want a straight answer on whether it is a patch job or a full replacement. Here is the honest version of both.

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Which CGI Models This Applies To

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CGI kitchens are site-built cabinet packages, which means the cabinet boxes and frames are assembled and installed by a local contractor using CGI-supplied components. That changes the parts conversation because there is no single “model number” stamped on the cabinet door. What matters is the hinge brand, the drawer slide brand, and the cabinet box construction, and those vary by the year the kitchen was installed and which contractor did the work. If you can find a sticker inside a drawer or on the back of a cabinet door, photograph it before you call anyone. That label tells us more than the “CGI” name ever will.

For the parts themselves, you have two paths: OEM components sourced through CGI’s distribution channel, or quality aftermarket equivalents from brands like Blum, Salice, and Grass that meet or exceed the original spec. For hinges and drawer slides, aftermarket is usually the smarter money. For finish-matched door fronts and cabinet box panels, OEM is the only route that will match your existing stain or paint, and even then, expect dye-lot variation if the original finish has aged. One Orlando-specific reality: humidity here moves cabinet wood more than most manufacturers design for. We regularly see CGI cabinet boxes that were tight when installed and are now binding at the drawer faces because the framing lumber behind them absorbed moisture and shifted. That is a checkable fact you can use before you commit to any repair: if the drawer binds in summer and loosens in winter, the problem is usually the house, not the hardware.

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Signs Your CGI Kitchen Remodeling Is Failing

  • Cabinet doors that no longer close flush. The hinge plate has pulled loose from the cabinet box, which means the box itself has lost structural integrity. Overtightening the hinge screws will not fix it and usually makes the hole worse. This is a cabinet-box repair, not a hinge replacement.
  • Drawer fronts that sag or scrape the cabinet face below. The drawer slide is no longer carrying the load evenly. On CGI cabinets, the slides are often surface-mounted with short screws, and once those screws strip from repeated use, the slide drops a few millimeters and every open and close grinds aluminum against wood.
  • A sour, musty smell that comes and goes. In Orlando humidity, a CGI kitchen cabinet that sits against an exterior wall can trap condensation behind the box. By the time you smell it in the cabinet interior, the particleboard back panel is already swelling and breaking down. This never self-corrects.
  • Delamination at the bottom edges of base cabinets. Water from mopping, dishwasher leaks, or a slow sink drip wicks up into the cabinet carcass. Once the bottom rail begins to peel or bubble, the engineered wood has absorbed enough moisture that it will continue to fail even after the leak stops.
  • Soft-close mechanisms that slam or stick. Soft-close pistons wear out differently based on brand. Blum soft-close is serviceable; many knockoff pistons are not. If your CGI kitchen was built with off-brand soft-close hardware, you are better off replacing the hinge than trying to rebuild a piston that was never designed to be rebuilt.
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Replacement Cost & What’s Included

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For a CGI kitchen remodel in Orlando, the installed price range of $14,000 to $45,000 covers the spread from a cabinet reface with new doors and hardware up to a full gut-and-rebuild with new cabinets, countertops, backsplash, plumbing fixtures, and electrical work. Where your project lands depends on cabinet count, whether the boxes themselves are sound enough to keep, countertop material, and whether you are moving plumbing or lights. A smaller, single-wall CGI kitchen with stock-size replacements tends to land near the bottom of that range. A larger L-shaped or island kitchen with custom-fit cabinets and stone counters climbs toward the top.

Every quote we write includes parts, labor, debris removal, and the written price before any work begins. You will see a line-item breakdown, not a lump sum with a wink. The 365-Day Done Right Promise applies to the completed work: if something we installed is not right within 365 days of the completion date, we return and fix it at no charge. That is a written guarantee with stated terms, not a handshake.

For parts-only work, such as hinge replacement or drawer slide swaps, expect cabinet hardware installation to run $4,000 to $13,000 when tied into a larger remodel scope. Isolated hardware-only fixes are usually billed as a service visit plus materials, and we will give you that number before you commit to anything.

DIY or Call Us?

Replacing a single hinge or a drawer slide on a CGI cabinet is a weekend job if you have the right parts and a cordless drill with a clutch, and we are happy to tell you exactly which hinge or slide to buy. But there is a line, and it usually starts at cabinet boxes. Once the cabinet carcass itself is compromised (swollen from moisture, cracked at the screw points, or pulling away from the wall), DIY repair is a losing game. You are fastening new hardware into material that will not hold it, and the second failure is usually worse than the first.

No part of kitchen cabinet repair is high-tension or dangerous the way a garage spring is, but the safety issue here is different: a failed cabinet box that is holding a heavy stone countertop can shift unexpectedly when you open the wrong cabinet. If your counters feel like they are moving at all, do not pull the cabinets apart by yourself. Call us at (850) 920-7745 and we will come look. Tell me what the problem is. We’ll figure out the rest from there.

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