FAQs

To initiate the process, we require some basic information. Please provide approximate dimensions of your space, measured to the nearest inch. This should include window widths from trim to trim. If you're maintaining your current layout, measurements of your existing cabinetry will suffice. A hand-drawn bird's-eye view of your kitchen with these dimensions is ideal for our initial assessment.

Absolutely. Prior to beginning any construction, we conduct an on-site visit to take precise field measurements. This step is crucial to ensure accuracy in our custom work.

Once we have your space dimensions and preferences, we begin creating designs. We typically produce 3-4 different layouts, exploring various appliance placements and work station configurations. Our designs often introduce innovative layout options that clients may not have previously considered for their kitchens.

Providing an accurate cost estimate requires comprehensive information about your specific project. Each kitchen is unique, reflecting individual needs and preferences. After gathering all necessary details and generating initial designs, we can provide you with a preliminary quote.

Not necessarily. We handle the installation for 95% of the kitchens we build. Our custom cabinets are designed with installation in mind, built to maximize storage and minimize seams. If you prefer to use your own contractor or a third party for installation, we can communicate directly with them to ensure a smooth process.

We apologize, but we do not offer repair services for existing cabinetry. Our focus is on creating and installing new custom cabinets.

We offer color matching for any shade from major paint manufacturers. To ensure your satisfaction, we provide a color sample for your approval before proceeding.

Our cabinet boxes are constructed from pre-finished maple plywood, regardless of the final finish. We use 3/4" plywood for sides, tops, bottoms, and shelves, with 1/2" plywood for backs. Clear-coated doors are solid wood, while painted door frames are maple with MDF panels to prevent cracking. All face frames are solid wood, and our dovetailed drawer boxes are maple with 3/8" bottoms for durability.

Yes, our upper cabinetry is designed to accommodate standard dishware. Our standard upper cabinets are 13" deep, providing 11 1/2" of internal space. As a custom cabinet shop, we can adjust depths to meet your specific needs.

As a custom cabinet shop, we do not maintain a stock inventory. Each piece we create is specifically designed and built for a particular client and project.