Cabinet Hardware for Kitchen Projects in Columbus, Ohio

Transit & Flow Group installs new knobs, pulls, and hinges on kitchen cabinets across Columbus and Central Ohio as part of our Kitchen Services division, built specifically for homeowners who are already having other kitchen work done and want the hardware swap coordinated with it rather than booked as its own errand. If you’re painting cabinets, replacing a countertop, or running a broader kitchen remodel, this page folds hardware into that same project and timeline. Enter your project details and photos in the Estimate Builder for a preliminary online estimate.

Is this the right service for you?

This page is for hardware replacement that is one piece of a larger kitchen project, not a standalone swap. It fits if:

• You’re having cabinets painted or refinished and want new knobs and pulls installed once the finish cures, coordinated on the same job
• You’re replacing a countertop, backsplash, or flooring and want hardware handled by the same crew on the same schedule
• You’re running a fuller kitchen remodel where hardware is one line item among several, not the whole project
• You want one project manager and one written scope covering hardware alongside everything else happening in the room

Here’s the honest distinction we want you to make before booking: the physical work of installing a knob or pull is the same whether it’s booked here or through our handyman division’s Cabinet Hardware Installation page. Drilling, jigs, hole spacing, and mounting don’t change based on what else is going on in your kitchen. What changes is coordination. If hardware is the only thing happening, an independent hardware-only visit through our handyman-tier Cabinet Hardware Installation page is the simpler, usually faster booking, since it doesn’t need to be sequenced around painters, countertop fabricators, or other trades. If hardware is one piece of a bigger kitchen project already underway or being planned, book it here instead, so it’s scoped, scheduled, and installed alongside that work rather than as a separate appointment competing for its own time slot.

How pricing works

Hardware is priced per piece, the same fundamentals as any hardware swap: drilling and mounting one knob or pull takes a predictable amount of time no matter which cabinet it’s on. What changes the price here:

• Piece count. A full kitchen typically runs 20 to 40 knobs, pulls, and hinges between doors and drawers.
• New holes versus existing holes. Reusing correctly spaced holes is faster than drilling new ones, which is common when switching from a knob to a longer pull.
• Sequencing with other trades. When hardware follows cabinet painting or a countertop swap, we schedule it after those finishes cure or install, which affects timeline more than piece price.
• Customer-supplied versus company-supplied hardware. Customer-supplied hardware is priced at labor only; hardware we source is itemized separately.

As general market context, not a Transit & Flow Group quote, HomeGuide’s 2025 data lists cabinet hardware installation at roughly $6 to $60 per handle, with a full kitchen of 20 to 40 handles landing between about $120 and $2,400 total. Your actual price depends on piece count, hole condition, and how it sequences with the rest of your project.

Enter your project details and photos in the Estimate Builder for a preliminary online estimate. Final scope and price subject to verification on site.

What’s included

• Removal of existing knobs, pulls, or hinges being replaced
• Installation of new hardware, itemized as its own line within your broader kitchen project scope
• Drilling new holes with a template or jig where spacing changes, with basic filling of unused old holes
• Scheduling coordinated with your cabinet painting, countertop, or other kitchen work so hardware lands at the right point in the sequence
• A single project point of contact covering hardware and your other kitchen scope together
• Company-supplied hardware, itemized separately, if you ask us to source it

What’s not included

• Standalone hardware swaps with nothing else happening in the kitchen (see our handyman division’s Cabinet Hardware Installation page)
• Cabinet painting, refinishing, or repainting itself, priced and scheduled as its own line
• Countertop, backsplash, or flooring installation, quoted under their respective services
• Repair of stripped screw holes or damaged mounting surfaces (a repair issue, not a hardware upgrade)
• Hinge adjustment for doors that won’t close properly, which is a repair, not a cosmetic swap

Central Ohio kitchen projects

Kitchens across Clintonville, German Village, and Bexley often carry cabinetry from the 1950s through 1980s, with hole spacing that doesn’t match today’s standard pulls. When hardware is part of a bigger project in one of these homes, whether that’s cabinet painting or a countertop swap, we plan new hole drilling and filling around the same visit as the rest of the finish work, so the kitchen isn’t disturbed twice for what could be one coordinated pass.

In newer developments like Dublin and New Albany, cabinets typically already use pulls with modern hole spacing, so hardware in a bigger project there is usually a straightforward swap timed to follow whatever finish work, painting, staining, or a countertop install, happens first. Either way, sequencing hardware last, after wet finishes cure and heavier trade work wraps up, protects the new pulls from getting dinged or splattered mid-project.

Our process

1. Describe your full kitchen project including hardware, through the Estimate Builder for a preliminary online estimate.
2. We build a combined scope, sequencing hardware against your other kitchen work so nothing gets installed out of order.
3. Written line-item pricing for hardware alongside your other scope items. Final scope and price subject to verification on site.
4. Coordinated installation, with hardware typically going in after painting, refinishing, or countertop work is complete.
5. Final walkthrough across the whole project, checking hardware alignment, tightness, and finish together.

Services completed by appropriately qualified professionals where required.