Fits the wall exactly
A planned run uses every inch and avoids dead gaps.
Fit the storageBuilt around the way you live
Custom garage cabinets
Floor-to-ceiling cabinet runs sized to your walls, finished in your colors and fitted with the drawers, shelves and doors that match what you store.
- Cabinets
- Fit the storage
- Free estimate
Garage cabinets are not kitchen cabinets with a different label. They live with temperature swings, humidity, heavy tools, wet boots and the occasional collision. A good garage cabinet system uses materials and hardware chosen for that environment and sized to the real wall.
Custom means the run fills the wall, with no awkward gaps, and every box is configured for its purpose: deep drawers for power tools, tall doors for ladders and brooms, shallow shelves for paint and fluids. Finish and hardware are yours to choose.
You may need this if
- Open shelves are overflowing
- You want to hide the clutter
- You need a lockable place for chemicals and tools
- You want a finished, designed look
From plan to finished.
The steps for custom garage cabinets, in the order they happen.
- 01
Measure and plan
Walls, outlets and obstructions are measured, and a cabinet run is designed to scale.
- 02
Select materials and finish
Cabinet material, door style, color, handles and countertop are chosen together.
- 03
Fabricate or order
Cabinets are built or specified to your sizes and delivered ready to install.
- 04
Install and level
Boxes are hung or leveled, doors aligned and hardware adjusted so everything works smoothly.
What you get.
Made for garage conditions
Materials and hardware are chosen for moisture, heat and weight.
Organized by purpose
Drawers, shelves and doors are configured for what actually goes inside.
A finished look
Color-matched doors, handles and countertops make the garage feel designed.
Is it right for your garage?
A good fit when
- Homeowners with lots of tools or gear
- Full makeovers
- Anyone who wants the clutter hidden
Worth knowing
- Cabinets should be installed after the floor has cured and the walls are finished.
- Very uneven walls or slabs call for careful leveling.
Good questions about custom garage cabinets.
How are garage cabinets different from kitchen cabinets?
They use tougher, moisture-tolerant materials, stronger hinges and slides, and different dimensions for tools and equipment.
Can I mix cabinet colors?
Yes. Many homeowners combine two tones, such as graphite bases with white uppers, or add a contrasting accent column.
Do cabinets need to be mounted to the wall?
Tall and wall-hung cabinets are anchored to studs or masonry for safety. We plan the mounting as part of the design.
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