Boise Custom Cabinets — Contact and Free Quotes in Boise, ID

Semi-custom cabinets come from preset size modules with limited depth and width adjustments. Custom cabinetry is built to your room's actual dimensions, including out-of-square walls, specific appliance cutouts, and whatever door style or wood species you choose. Custom costs more and takes longer to build but fits tighter and lasts longer without filler panels covering gaps.

Cost depends on square footage, wood species, finish level, and access to the install site. Painted maple runs less than stained hickory with heavy glazing. Kitchens with tight stairwell access or older homes needing wall repair before install add labor time. We quote after the design consultation once layout and materials are set.

Yes. Bathroom vanity cabinets use moisture-sealed plywood boxes and dovetailed drawer boxes to handle humidity and weight loads that kitchen cabinets don't see. Installation follows the same leveling and shimming process, just on a smaller footprint, often with tighter plumbing clearances to work around.

We work with oak, hickory, maple, alder, and cherry, each taking stain differently based on grain pattern. Finish options include stains and glazes, solid paint, and two-tone combinations. Door styles range from shaker and craftsman to french country and rustic modern, and we bring physical samples to the consultation so you see the finish under real light.

Design consultation and shop drawings typically take a couple weeks. Manufacturing on computerized machinery follows, then installation is scheduled once cabinets are finished and inspected. Total timeline depends on order size and finish complexity — painted finishes with multiple prep coats add time compared to a straight stain.

Often, yes. If face frames and boxes are structurally sound, we repair drawer joints, retrofit soft-close hinges, and refinish doors rather than replace the whole kitchen. We match stain to existing grain pattern as closely as possible, though some shade variance is normal between original and replacement wood.