Custom cabinets built to fit your home. Quality materials, clear pricing, and a simple process for kitchens, baths, and more. Get a free design quote.
If you want cabinets that actually fit your space, match your style, and hold up for years... you’re in the right place.
US Cabinetry Solutions designs and builds custom cabinetry for homeowners who want better quality without the chaos, delays, or inflated showroom pricing.
Get cabinets made for your home. Not mass-produced boxes.
Most cabinet projects go wrong for one reason: poor fit, poor quality, or poor communication.
We fix all three.
We design and build cabinetry for:
Whether you’re remodeling one room or upgrading your entire home, we help you get a finished look that fits your space and your budget.
We make custom cabinetry easy, even if you’ve never done this before.
1. Design Consultation: Tell us about your space, style, and goals. We’ll help refine the plan.
2. Clear Quote & Drawings: You’ll see exactly what’s being built before we make anything.
3. Precision Fabrication: Your cabinets are built using modern CNC equipment for clean, consistent results.
4. Delivery & Install Support: We coordinate delivery and can work with your installer or contractor.
No pressure. No confusion. Just a clear path from idea to finished cabinets.
Your cabinets should feel like they belong in your house, not a catalog.
We offer a wide range of styles and finishes, including:
If you have inspiration photos, we can build to match.
Big box cabinets are built to standard sizes.
High-end showrooms come with high-end markups.
We sit in the sweet spot:
True custom cabinetry without the luxury price tag or long delays.
Because we build in-house and control the process, you get:
If you’re planning a remodel or new build and want cabinets that fit your home right, let’s talk.
Custom cabinets are built to fit your exact space, while stock cabinets come in fixed sizes.
They can be, but not always, especially when installation costs are separated.
Yes. Many homeowners install custom cabinets themselves or use a local installer.
Yes. Especially in kitchens, baths, and primary living spaces.