Damaging your cabinets is a big concern for many homeowners. While it is true that removing countertops can leave behind a bit of debris, especially when using an electric saw to cut away the face frame and tops of cabinets as well, no damage will be done to your kitchen cabinets by doing this – if you follow the proper procedures.
If you need to get rid of your old granite countertop because it has been stained, cracked, or just looks worn out and dated, then getting rid of the old countertop without damaging cabinets is possible.
You will need quite a lot of material and tools to get the job done. As such, you must plan out how you want the area to look once the granite countertop has been removed. This means that all of the debris has someplace to go instead of just laying around – when everything is said and done.