Drawer Repair in Phoenix

Slides

Drawers fail at the slides. Side-mount ball-bearing slides bend or lose their bearings. The older white roller slides wear their wheels flat, and that's the drawer that drops down and jams when you pull it out. Undermount slides, the hidden ones on newer kitchens, come off their rear brackets. All of them get replaced with slides of the same type and length, and a slide rated for more weight goes in under the pots-and-pans drawer, because that's the one that always fails first.

Drawer boxes and fronts

A drawer box that's come apart at a corner gets reglued and clamped. A bottom that's dropped out of its groove goes back in, or gets replaced with a thicker one if it bowed. A box whose sides have swollen from a leak under the sink gets rebuilt. The false front, the decorative panel on the outside of the drawer, is held with two or four screws from inside, and when it works loose or hangs crooked, it gets reset square.

Soft-close and full-extension

Any drawer can get soft-close slides, so it glides shut on its own, and full-extension slides, so the back of the drawer comes all the way out where you can reach it. Both are a slide swap, and both fit most existing drawer boxes. Undermount soft-close slides need a box sized for them, and we'll tell you if yours is.

Problems we fix on this page

• Drawer sticks or is hard to open
• Drawer falls out of the track
• Drawer slide broken
• Drawer front came loose
• Drawer box coming apart at the corners
• Drawer bottom fell out
• Drawer won't close all the way
• Want soft-close drawer slides
• Want full-extension slides

How it starts

Send a photo of the drawer with the problem and a close-up of the slide. Fixed price up front, no surprises on the bill. We can install slides you've already bought. Levi is on the job.