FAQ

  • How much does it cost for a quote?

    With Installation:
    Your quote is free when you choose us to handle the installation.

    Customer Installation (DIY):
    There is a $200 fee if you plan to install the cabinets yourself.
    This includes:

    A professional site visit

    Accurate measurements of your space

    A custom design layout

    A detailed plan and itemized list of everything needed for your cabinet order and installation

  • What the Order and Payment process?

    To begin your cabinet order, we require a 50% down payment. The remaining 50% is due based on the type of service:

    If We Are Installing:

    50% down to start the order

    50% due upon completion of installation

    If You Are Installing (Customer Pick-Up):

    50% down to start the order

    50% due at the time of pick-up

    This ensures a smooth and efficient process from order to completion.

  • What forms of payment do we accept?

    We offer several convenient payment options:

    Cash

    Credit/Debit Card

    Check

    Venmo

    Klarna(subject to a 6% upcharge fee)

    Let us know which method works best for you at the time of payment.

  • How Are Cabinets Priced?

    Our cabinet pricing depends on the type and level of customization:

    Stock Cabinets: These are our most affordable and fastest options. They're priced by group.

    Semi-Custom & Custom Cabinets: These are priced individually based on design, materials, and features. They offer greater flexibility and personalization but typically come with longer lead times.

    Whether you're looking for budget-friendly solutions or fully customized designs, we have options to fit your needs and timeline.

  • Do we do residential and commercial cabinets?

    We specialize in high-quality cabinet solutions for both residential and commercial space. Whether you're upgrading your kitchen at home or outfitting a new office, we've got you covered.

  • What is the difference between base and vanity cabinets?

    Base cabinets are 24" deep and are typically used in kitchens, laundry rooms, and office spaces.

    Vanity cabinets are 21" deep and are typically for bathrooms. Their shallower depth makes them better suited for smaller spaces.

    This difference in depth ensures the right fit and functionality for each room. Let me know if you need any more details!

  • Can I see a 3D rendering of my cabinet layout before ordering?

    Yes, we offer design services with 3D visuals to help you visualize your space.

  • What’s the difference between stock, semi-custom, and custom cabinets?

    Stock: Pre-made, available in set sizes/styles—fast and affordable.

    Semi-Custom: Stock-based with some customizable options (sizing, finishes).

    Custom: Built to your exact specifications—highest flexibility and cost.

  • How long does it take to get cabinets?

    Stock cabinets can arrive quickly (often within 1–2 weeks).

    Semi-custom or custom cabinets may take 4–12 weeks depending on the manufacturer and design.

  • Can I mix stock and custom cabinets?

    Yes! Especially for unique layouts. We'll help determine the best mix based on your space and budget.

  • Are your cabinets soft-close?

    Many of our lines include soft-close doors and drawers. We can confirm based on the specific collection you're interested in.

  • Do I need to be home during the installation?

    It’s helpful, but not required. We’ll coordinate ahead of time and keep you updated throughout the process.

  • How do I prepare my space for cabinet installation?

    Clear the area of furniture and personal items. If we’re removing old cabinets, please empty them beforehand.

  • What’s included in your cabinet installation?

    Installation includes setting and securing all cabinets, leveling, hardware installation, and cleanup. We can also coordinate countertop and appliance fit if needed.

  • Can I add on cabinets later?

    Yes, but availability of the exact style/finish may vary over time. We recommend ordering everything you might need in one batch when possible.

  • Do your cabinets come with hardware (handles/knobs)?

    You can select from our hardware options or provide your own—we’ll install whatever you choose.

  • What’s the difference between framed and frameless cabinets?

    Framed cabinets have a face frame around the front of the box (traditional look).
    Frameless (Euro-style) cabinets offer more accessible storage and a sleek, modern look.

  • Do You Offer Cabinet Removal Services?

    No, we do not offer cabinet removal services.
    Please ensure all prior cabinets and countertops are removed before we begin your installation or service.

  • How do I choose the right cabinet style for my home?

    Consider your home’s design theme, your personal style, and your budget. We’re happy to help guide you through options.

  • What is the difference between plywood and MDF in cabinets?

    Plywood is stronger and more durable, often used in higher-quality cabinets. MDF is smoother and great for painted finishes but less moisture-resistant.

  • Are cabinets waterproof or water-resistant?

    Most cabinets have some water resistance but are not fully waterproof. Proper ventilation and care help prevent damage.

  • Where is online order pick-up?

    You can pick up your order at our warehouse in South Salt Lake, UT.

    Pickup Address:
    2953 S 300 W
    South Salt Lake, UT 84115

    Let us know if you need any further details or assistance!

  • How do I take care of my cabinets?

    For regular cleaning, use a clean cloth dampened with a solution of mild, non-alkaline soap (like Murphy’s Oil Soap) and water. Wipe gently and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth. Buff lightly in the direction of the wood grain.

    Important:

    Avoid abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, and powder cleaners. Never use oven cleaner on your cabinets!

    If your cabinets have glass doors, clean the glass carefully. Instead of spraying glass cleaner directly onto the glass, spray it onto a clean cloth or paper towel, then wipe the glass.

    Be cautious with glass cleaners containing ammonia, as they can damage wood finishes and protective coatings on metal hardware.

    Following these steps will help keep your cabinets looking beautiful for years to come!

  • What’s the difference between hardwood veneer and solid wood doors?

    Veneers are thin layers of wood applied over engineered wood, offering the look of solid wood at a lower cost.