Kinley Cabinets

Design Process

How we work:

Bring in your buildable floor plans (typically prepared by a kitchen designer or architect). If you'd like to make any changes to the plans or if they need modifying, we'll be happy to provide our design services.
We'll discuss your needs, and your style preferences. we also will need your appliance preference and any accessories you might want to have. We'll provide you with an estimate and cabinet design/drawings..
Upon approval of the estimate, we'll start processing construction of your cabinets.

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Why Custom Cabinets
Custom vs. Modular Cabinets

Custom cabinetry offers:

Compare that to what can happen with modular cabinets:

The best materials for durability and style.
Access to a variety of accessories to completely personalize a kitchen.
Ability to work in odd sized or shaped appliances.
Cabinets designed, built, and installed by the same person/company.
Personal service. A cabinetmaker is available to go to a customer's home to answer questions and quickly solve problems.
Cabinets built to homeowner's specifications, not "out of the box" sizes.

Additional Cost for installation by a 3rd party subcontractor.
Wasted space from using stock sizes.
Modular units must be attached to one another to create a wall. Ensuring that the cabinets are straight and plumb is difficult and tedious, and often results in a less satisfactory appearance.
The size of openings for appliances is standardized, causing inconvenient and time-consuming work to be done in order to accommodate the client's actual appliances.