FAQ

• Custom cabinets are built to fit your exact space, style, and storage needs.
• Semi-custom cabinets offer some flexibility in sizes and finishes but within set options.
• Stock cabinets are mass-produced in standard sizes with limited choices.

Custom offers the highest level of personalization and craftsmanship.

Pricing varies based on: 

• Size of the project 
• Materials and finishes 
• Door styles and hardware 
• Specialty storage features 

Custom cabinets are an investment, but they offer long-term value, durability, and a tailored  design. 

Most custom cabinet projects take: 

• Design & planning: 2–4 weeks 
• Production: 6–10 weeks 
• Installation: 1–3 days 

Timelines can vary depending on complexity and material availability.

Yes—especially if: 

• You want to maximize storage 
• Your space has unique dimensions 
• You value quality and longevity

Custom cabinets are built to last and often increase home value.

Common options include: 

• Solid hardwoods (maple, oak, walnut, etc.) 
• High-quality plywood boxes 
• MDF for painted finishes 

Material choice depends on budget, finish, and usage.

Absolutely. Custom cabinets are designed to complement: 

• Modern, traditional, transitional, or rustic styles 
• Existing flooring, countertops, and trim 
• Unique architectural details 

Everything is made to work together seamlessly.

Custom cabinets can be: 

• Painted, stained, or natural wood 
• Matte, satin, or gloss 
• Distressed or smooth 

You’ll have far more finish options than with pre-made cabinets.

Most custom cabinets include or offer: 

• Soft-close drawers 
• Soft-close hinges 

These features improve durability and daily comfort.

Maintenance is simple: 

• Wipe with a soft, damp cloth 
• Avoid harsh chemicals 
• Clean spills promptly 

With proper care, custom cabinets can last decades.

Ideally: 

• Early in your remodel or new build 
• Before finalizing countertops and appliances

Yes. Custom cabinets are ideal for: 

• Sloped ceilings 
• Tight corners 
• Older homes with uneven walls 
• Awkward or unused spaces They’re built to fit your home—not the other way around.

Yes. Cabinets can be designed to: 

• Fit current appliances exactly 
• Accommodate future appliance upgrades 
• Integrate panels for a built-in or hidden look 

Appliance specs are reviewed early in the design process.

In most cases, yes. Custom cabinets typically use: 

• Thicker materials 
• Stronger joinery 
• Higher-quality hardware 

This results in better performance and a longer lifespan.

Definitely. Interior customization is one of the biggest advantages: • Drawer dividers 

• Pull-out shelves 
• Hidden charging drawers 
• Pantry systems 

The inside matters just as much as the outside.

Yes—custom cabinets aren’t just for kitchens. They’re commonly used for: • Bathroom vanities 

• Mudrooms and laundry rooms 
• Home offices 
• Built-in shelving and storage 

They bring consistency throughout the home.

• Framed cabinets have a face frame and a more traditional look.
• Frameless cabinets offer a cleaner, modern style with more interior space. Your designer can help determine which is best for your project.

Yes. Custom cabinets can be painted in: 

• Standard whites and neutrals 
• Bold statement colors 
• Custom color matches 

Painted finishes are one of the most popular choices today.

Different materials and hardware will have their own warranties. Typically, wood and other  materials used to craft cabinets will have a warranty. Not all warranties are the same, even when  working with one company. We will provide you with all the information on the specific  warranty your project offers. Typical wear and tear is not covered by warranty. 

Professional cabinet makers: 

• Measure multiple times before production 
• Make adjustments on-site if needed 
• Stand behind their work 

This is where custom craftsmanship really shows its value.

You can be as involved as you’d like. Most projects include: 

• Guided design decisions 
• Material and finish approvals 
• Clear communication throughout