Reworking the casework in a Mesa healthcare facility: two boxes out, existing cabinets moved over, a new quartz top fabricated, and the floor and base repaired.
The project
A healthcare facility in Mesa needed a run of casework reworked: two cabinet boxes removed, the remaining cabinets moved over and a new quartz countertop across the top. It's the kind of job our countertops, casework and stainless crews do inside working healthcare spaces.
Scope of work
- Set up ICRA containment with HEPA-filtered negative air machines
- Removed one upper and one lower cabinet box
- Moved the existing upper and lower cabinets over, reusing them because they already had a finished side
- Procured a quartz slab, then fabricated and installed a new countertop
- Repaired the flooring where the cabinets had stood, with flooring the client supplied
- Repaired the cove base as needed
- Cleaned the area and removed the containment
Reusing what still works
New casework isn't always the answer. Moving cabinets that already had finished ends kept the run looking built-in, avoided the wait for new boxes, and put the budget into the countertop — quartz is non-porous and stands up to the cleaning products a clinical space uses every day.
Finishing the room, not just the counter
Moving cabinets uncovers floor and base that were never meant to be seen. Patching the floor with the facility's own material and repairing the cove base means the room reads as finished, rather than a new counter in the middle of old damage.
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Before & after
Real photos from this project, straight from our crew's field uploads.
