Cabinet makers and installers build, install, reface and repair cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms and other rooms. Some build custom cabinets in their own shop, while others install stock or semi-custom lines.
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Bam Woodworks is a San Francisco-area woodworking and carpentry shop that offers custom carpentry and woodworking services including consultations and free quotes, serving residential clients with on-site carpentry work. The company lists a local contact phone number and a shop address on Alabama Street in San Francisco and encourages potential clients to call or email for consultations and quotes (source: Contact — Bam Woodworks).
Bay Area Cabinet Supply is a family-owned and operated cabinet supplier and showroom serving the San Francisco Bay Area since 1989. The company provides factory-direct cabinetry sold wholesale to the public from two locations in San Leandro and Dublin, offering three U.S.-manufactured cabinetry lines that span entry-level to high-end price points. Bay Area Cabinet Supply supports both contractors and homeowners with professional design assistance, a low-price guarantee based on preferred distributor relationships, and a focus on outstanding customer service to deliver high-quality, affordable cabinetry solutions.
Bay Area Cabinetry is a San Francisco–based custom cabinetry and millwork company that designs, fabricates, and installs European-style cabinets for kitchens, bathrooms, closets, laundry spaces, and commercial interiors; the company focuses on sustainable design and eco-friendly materials, offers end-to-end services from initial consultation and design refinements through production and installation, and serves homeowners, interior designers, general contractors, developers, and builders across the Bay Area (source: Bay Area Cabinetry).
Dufficy is a portfolio blog showcasing one-of-a-kind woodworking pieces and completed commission work created over the last ten years by John Dufficy; the company (operated by John Dufficy, a licensed contractor) provides custom woodworking and commissioned carpentry services and invites prospective clients to contact johndufficy@gmail.com to discuss projects (source: Dufficy Blog).
Evergrain Woodworks is a San Francisco–based woodworking studio and handyman service that designs and builds custom furniture, cabinetry, closets, and other built-in units for residential clients across the Bay Area; Evergrain Woodworks offers end-to-end services including design, drawings, consultation, fabrication, installation, and small-project handyman work, and emphasizes quality craftsmanship, sustainability, and close attention to detail (source: Contact and About).
Gao's Cabinets Inc. is a family-owned custom cabinetry manufacturer based in San Francisco that has served the Bay Area since 1995, building custom kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, closets, built-ins, and commercial millwork; Gao's Cabinets emphasizes high-quality materials and craftsmanship, combines CNC and modern production equipment with experienced woodworkers, works directly with homeowners, architects, contractors and designers, operates by appointment with multi-week lead times, and provides personalized design support and after-sales service to ensure cabinets are made to exact specifications.
R&J Cabinet (RJ Cabinets) is a San Francisco–based custom cabinet manufacturer specializing in modern European-style and luxury flat-panel cabinetry for residential projects in the Bay Area. The company handles design and fabrication with an emphasis on sleek, contemporary finishes and premium materials, and provides a contact point at its Post Street location for consultations and project inquiries (source: R&J Cabinet — Contact and R&J Cabinet — Home).
Small business building custom cabinetry in styles from traditional to modern for homes and offices
Seidman Woodworks is a San Francisco–based custom woodworking and cabinetry studio founded by Ken Seidman that designs, fabricates, and installs high-quality built-in cabinets, custom furniture, and finish carpentry for residential and commercial projects; Seidman Woodworks operates a modern manufacturing facility at 1120 Revere Ave and serves architects, designers, builders, and homeowners with projects across kitchens, baths, home offices and other built-ins, emphasizing craftsmanship, responsibly sourced materials, quality, and integrity (sources: Houzz, LinkedIn, Procore, Seidman Woodworks website).
SJ Sallinger Designs is a San Francisco–based custom cabinetry and built-in furniture studio led by Scott J. Sallinger that designs, fabricates, and installs custom cabinets, built-in bookshelves, home office systems, fireplace cabinetry, closets, and related millwork for historical and contemporary homes. The company provides a full-service experience managing projects from initial consultation and 3D design drawings through shop fabrication, finishing, delivery, and installation, emphasizes quality materials and craftsmanship, and applies a "Home Life Design" approach to align living spaces with clients’ needs and routines (source: SJ Sallinger Designs).
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A cabinet installer measures the space, levels and secures base and wall cabinets, adjusts doors and drawers and installs hardware. Cabinet makers also design and build custom cabinetry.
Refacing replaces doors, drawer fronts and exterior veneers on sound cabinet boxes and keeps the existing layout. Replacement makes more sense when boxes are damaged or you want a new layout or storage.
Review examples of their work, ask about materials, construction and finishes, and confirm who measures and who handles countertop templating. Get warranty terms and lead times in writing.
Cost depends on stock, semi-custom or custom cabinets, materials, finish, the number of cabinets, accessories such as pull-outs, hardware and installation complexity.
Empty existing cabinets, clear the room and confirm appliance sizes so openings fit. Make sure walls are ready and that plumbing or electrical changes are finished before installation begins.