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Custom Cabinets in Huntington Beach, CA

Custom kitchen, bath, garage and built-in cabinets for Huntington Beach homeowners, cut to your walls and installed by us.

A painted white oak kitchen with a walnut island and brushed stainless pulls in a Huntington Beach home

Recent work

What Custom Cabinets Look Like in a Huntington Beach House

Most homes here were framed between 1960 and 1990, and almost none of them have square corners or a wall that runs true from end to end. Stock cabinets arrive in fixed widths, so a stock kitchen leaves filler strips at both ends and gives up storage at every obstacle. Custom cabinetry is drawn from the measurements of your actual room, which is why a custom run reaches the wall, clears the window trim and uses the awkward corner instead of boxing it off. The photographs below are kitchens, baths and garages we have finished for owners across the city.

A long painted kitchen run with open shelving above the counter and a full height pantry at the end
A floating white oak double vanity with two undermount sinks and a tall linen tower beside it
A gray laminate garage storage wall hung above the slab with a workbench in the middle

Eight Kinds of Cabinet Work, All Built in One Shop

Every job on this list is drawn, built and installed by the same crew, so nobody hands your project off to a subcontractor halfway through. Pick the room you are working on and the page will tell you what the work involves, what drives the price and how long it takes.

  • A painted shaker kitchen with a deep drawer bank beside the range

    Kitchen Cabinets

    Full kitchens drawn to your walls, from the sink run to the island.

  • A single white oak bathroom vanity with a stone top and a wall mounted faucet

    Bathroom Cabinets

    Vanities, linen towers and medicine cabinets sized to the room you have.

  • Shims and a level under a base cabinet during an install

    Cabinet Installation

    Install only work on cabinets you already bought, set level and scribed tight.

  • A built in media wall with flanking cabinets and floating shelves above

    Built-In Cabinets

    Media walls, entertainment centers, offices and closet cabinetry.

  • A tall pantry cabinet with rollout shelves pulled out and stocked

    Pantry Cabinets

    Pull out conversions, tall pantry walls and full walk in builds.

  • A wall of gray garage cabinets mounted clear of the concrete floor

    Garage Cabinets

    Storage walls built for a damp bay, planned so the cars still fit.

  • Half a kitchen with new doors hung and the other half still showing old fronts

    Cabinet Refacing

    New doors, fronts and finish over boxes that are still sound.

  • A written cabinet quote and a set of shop drawings on a kitchen counter

    Cost Guide

    What cabinets cost here, by the foot and by the room, with the drivers.

How a Cabinet Project Runs, From First Visit to Final Hinge

A cabinet job is four stages and roughly eight to fourteen weeks from the opening visit to the last door. Knowing which stage you are in is the difference between a remodel that feels managed and one that feels like waiting. Here is the whole sequence, with what you do at each point and what we do.

  1. A tape measure held against a kitchen wall during a home visit

    Consultation

    We come to the house, measure the room, look at what is failing and ask what you need to store. No charge, no sales script.

  2. A cabinet elevation drawing with dimensions marked beside a door sample

    Design

    Before we build, you see elevations with the exact dimensions on them, the door and finish you picked, and a price in writing. Revise it as often as you like.

  3. A cabinet door being sanded on a bench in the shop

    Build

    Boxes and fronts get cut to your numbers, sprayed in the finish room, then left to cure on the rack until delivery day.

  4. An upper cabinet being held to the wall and checked with a level

    Install

    We set the run level, scribe it to walls that are never straight, hang the doors and tune every hinge before we leave.

Materials and finishes

The Materials That Actually Hold Up in a Beach Town

Salt air is hard on cabinetry, and it is hardest on the parts nobody looks at. Damp air swells particleboard and rusts plated hinges long before it does anything visible to a door. That is why the boxes we build start as plywood rather than particleboard, why the hinges and slides we hang them on are stainless or coated for coastal service, and why the finish is sprayed and cured indoors at the shop instead of brushed on in your kitchen. Those three choices cost more up front and are the reason a cabinet run here still closes properly fifteen years later. Ask to see samples at the consultation, and ask what is behind the door as well as on it.

  • The edge of a plywood cabinet box showing its layered core

    Plywood boxes

  • A painted maple door front in a soft off white

    Painted maple

  • Rift sawn white oak showing straight vertical grain

    White oak

  • A walnut panel with dark figured grain

    Walnut accents

  • A stainless soft close hinge mounted inside a cabinet door

    Coastal hardware

  • A sprayed cabinet door drying on a rack in the finish room

    Sprayed finish

A finished kitchen photographed from the doorway with morning light across the counter

One Crew, Start to Finish

The same crew measures your room, builds the cabinets in our shop and hangs them on your wall, so your layout never gets handed to a stranger.

The number you approve is on paper before any work starts, and the visit that produces it is free.

Where We Work in Orange County

Huntington Beach is home, and the service area follows the coastal stretch of Orange County around it. Each town on this list has its own page, because the housing stock is genuinely different from one to the next and so is the work. A Newport Beach waterfront build and a Westminster refacing job share almost nothing except the trade. If your town is not on the list below, phone us. What settles that is the size of the job and the number of install days, never a circle on a map.

A residential street of single story homes a few blocks back from the Huntington Beach shoreline
A cabinet shop bench with clamps, a finished door and shop drawings laid out

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