Cabinetry Built for Your Kitchen, Not the Other Way Around
Semi-custom and full-custom cabinets, or professional refacing — sized and configured for how you actually store and use your kitchen.
Refacing vs. Replacement
Refacing keeps your existing cabinet boxes and replaces doors, drawer fronts, and hardware — a strong option if the boxes are structurally solid and you mainly want a style update. Full replacement lets us change the internal configuration entirely: deeper drawers instead of shelves, a pull-out pantry, or cabinets sized to a new appliance. We’ll tell you honestly which one actually solves your specific complaint, rather than upselling a full replacement by default.
Storage That Matches How You Cook
The most common cabinet complaint we hear isn’t about looks — it’s “I can never find anything.” Before drawing a single door style, we walk through what you actually store (bakeware, small appliances, pantry goods) and design drawer and shelf configurations around that, not a generic template.
Frequently Asked Questions
Custom, semi-custom, or refaced — which do I need?
If your existing cabinet boxes are solid and only the doors/finish look dated, refacing saves significant cost. If you’re changing the layout or storage configuration, semi-custom or full-custom is worth it.
How long does cabinet fabrication take?
Semi-custom cabinets typically take 4-6 weeks to fabricate after final design sign-off. Full-custom can take 8-12 weeks. We build this into your project schedule from day one so there’s no surprise gap.
Can you match cabinets to an existing kitchen for a partial remodel?
In some cases yes, if the original line is still available. More often we’ll show you close matches or suggest a complementary two-tone approach instead of chasing an exact match.
Thinking About New Cabinets?
We’ll assess whether refacing or replacement actually fits your goals and budget.