Custom Cabinetry in Quincy, FL

Kitchens in Quincy's older homes were often laid out at a scale stock cabinets were not made for, with long runs and tall walls that leave a standard base unit stranded behind a filler strip. Bringing one up to date usually means a run built to the wall rather than to a module, which is how you get a current kitchen that actually fills the room. Kevin builds it to the space you have.

Quincy is the seat of Gadsden County, known for how much of its old-town character has stayed intact. For us that means a lot of grand older homes where an update has to fit the home it is going into.

Built-in cabinetry is where custom carpentry really shows its value. We design and build cabinetry, wardrobes, pantry shelving and wall units to the real dimensions of your room, so they fit tight where stock cabinets leave gaps. The boxes are built from materials chosen to hold up in this climate, which matters more here than in a drier one, because Florida humidity is hard on anything that swells. Doors and drawer fronts are made to match, in paint grade or stain grade, and each run is scribed to the wall so it closes neatly at both ends rather than being packed out with a filler strip. If you have already chosen your cabinets you do not need anyone to build them, only to fit them properly, and that is the same job to us. We assemble RTA cabinets, the flat packed kind that arrive as a stack of panels, and we install pre-built cabinets wherever you bought them. The installation is what decides how the kitchen looks, because the boxes arrive square and almost no wall in an older home is. Uppers are anchored into the studs, bases are shimmed level from the highest point of the floor, and the doors and drawer fronts are set to an even gap all the way along.