Remove Kitchen Cabinets and Countertop

What happens here

Begin by removing the kitchen base cabinets. Disconnect any plumbing lines (water supply and drain pipes) beneath the sink before proceeding with cabinet removal to avoid water damage. Use a pry bar and hammer to detach cabinets from the walls and floor. Once the base cabinets are mostly clear, remove the countertop, which may be heavy and require assistance. Finally, remove the upper cabinets, being careful as they may contain fragile items or be secured in unexpected ways. Ensure proper dust control measures are in place, such as sealing off adjacent rooms, using dust barriers, and wearing respirators, as cabinet removal can release trapped dust.

Goal: Systematically remove kitchen base and upper cabinets, starting with the base units and disconnecting plumbing before tackling the countertop and sink.