Custom Cabinets in Macomb Township, MI

The result is the thing homeowners here describe to us constantly without knowing it has a name: filler strips. Two, three, sometimes five inches of blank panel scabbed in beside the range or at the end of a run to absorb the gap between the last stock box and the wall. Corners get worse — a standard corner cabinet in a large kitchen buries usable cubic feet behind a door nobody can reach past. Building to the room instead solves both. We measure the actual walls, including the out-of-plumb the drywall crew left, and build cabinetry to those dimensions, so a run ends at the wall instead of near it. In a township kitchen that usually means a deeper and longer island than a stock plan allows, full-height pantry cabinetry instead of a wire-shelf closet, drawer banks rather than doors on the lower runs, and a hood surround built as part of the room rather than bolted on. We also match new cabinetry to what you are keeping, which matters in staged remodels where the budget is doing the kitchen this year and the butler's pantry next.

We come out, measure in person, and put a real number in writing before anything is cut. Cabinets for Macomb Township jobs are milled and finished at our Chesterfield shop, then delivered and installed, so a piece that needs re-cutting is a short trip back rather than a return visit next week.

Macomb Township is a short run west of our Chesterfield shop, so there is no travel premium and scheduling is easy.