Frequently Asked Questions

  • There are 4 main processes to great cabinetry.

    • Measuring

    • Design

    • Building

    • Installation

    We provide each step of the process.

  • Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

  • We are there through each step of the process, but what separates us is a clear communication, reliability, and to always be upfront and transparent.

  • You can reach us anytime via our contact page, a phone call, or email. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

  • We offer 3 tiers of Cabinetry to fit your budget and style preference.

    Teir 1 - Fully Custom

    Teir 2- Enline Cabinetry

    Teir 3 - Sourced Cabinetry

  • Collaborative, honest, and straightforward. We're here to guide the process, bring ideas to the table, and keep things moving smoothly through each step in the process.

FAQs

What is the difference between Framed Cabinets and Frameless Cabinets.

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Our Framed cabinets offer a timeless American style that makes any kitchen look fantastic. Framed cabinets hide the cabinet box with a solid wood frame. The frame is painted which brings the frames and doors of the Cabinet to together with a pop of color! A frameless (European style) cabinet door is attached directly to the box for a modern, clean, sleek offering. This kind of style does allow for more volume of space and an ease of cleanability.

What does “door overlay” mean?

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3 What material are your Cabinets made of?

A "door overlay" refers to how much a cabinet door or drawer front extends (overlaps) the cabinet's face frame, creating different looks from traditional (partial overlay with visible frame) to modern (full overlay with a sleek, seamless appearance) or traditional inset (door sits inside the frame). It dictates the door's size, hinge type, and overall aesthetic

Each tier consists of different materials.

Teir 1 - Custom Cabinets- 3/4” B2 maple Plywood - typically paired with a maple frame and solid maple doors, with Cabinet grade paint.

Tier 2 - Enline Cabinetry - 3/4 White birch finished plywood, with Laminate Doors and end panels.

Tier 3 - Sourced Cabinets- Made with 1/2 plywood box, solid wood frames, and solid wood doors.