Custom cabinet components and production support for millwork shops. Expand capacity, get CNC-ready parts, and take on bigger jobs without adding overhead.
If you’re a small or growing millwork shop, you already know the problem:
You have the skill... but not the time, space, staff, or machines to say yes to every job.
US Cabinetry Solutions partners with millwork shops to provide precision cabinet components and full cabinet packages, so you can take on larger, more complex projects without overextending your shop.
This page is for you if:
You shouldn’t have to say no to good jobs just because of shop limits.
You decide what to build.
We handle the rest.
Cabinet Components
Full Cabinet Packages
Order only what you need. Nothing more.
Many small shops don’t have an engineer on staff. That shouldn’t hold you back.
We provide:
You stay focused on clients and installs. We handle the technical side.
We’ve built this process to fit how shops actually work.
1. Submit Drawings or Dimensions: We prefer architectural plans, but we can help finalize details.
2. Review & Approve Shop Drawings: You see exactly what’s being produced before we cut anything.
3. Precision Fabrication: Components are built using modern CNC equipment for accuracy and repeatability.
4. Ship to Your Shop or Jobsite: Everything arrives labeled, organized, and ready to assemble.
Your client doesn’t need to know how the work got done. They just need to love the result.
We’ve lived the long days, tight deadlines, and impossible schedules.
This business was built to solve the exact problems we faced when:
Now we help other shops break through the same ceiling.
If you’re a millwork or cabinet shop looking for a reliable production partner, let’s see if we’re a fit.
Custom cabinet components are cabinet parts like boxes, doors, drawer boxes, and panels, all fabricated to exact specifications for assembly or installation by a shop.
Shops can outsource cabinet boxes, drawer boxes, doors, panels, fillers, and specialty cabinet components.
No. Quality depends on materials, engineering, and fabrication accuracy, not where the parts are built.
They increase output without hiring more staff or buying new equipment.
Yes. Accurate shop drawings are essential for precise fabrication.