Custom garage cabinets, sized to your wall and your stuff
Cabinets are what make a garage look finished. They also hide the part of your life you are tired of looking at.
Why cabinets change the whole room
Open shelves collect dust and turn into a visual pile. Closed cabinets take the paint cans, the lawn chemicals, the half-used caulk and the camping bins and put a door in front of them. Run them floor to ceiling along one wall and you get the storage of a small closet without giving up a parking spot.
Planned around what you own
Nate starts by looking at what is actually in the garage. A family with sports bins needs deep, tall bays. Someone who works on cars wants drawers near the bench and heavy items low. A second fridge or a chest freezer can be framed into the run so it looks intentional. Every project is designed around how you actually use your space, so two garages on the same street can end up nothing alike.
Finishes that fit the house
Our recent installs include light wood-tone cabinets with black pulls and warm oak-look cabinets with a lit backsplash niche. Bring a photo of a look you like to your assessment and Nate will tell you what is realistic for your wall.
Common questions
Are custom garage cabinets better than box-store sets?
Box-store steel sets come in fixed widths, so they rarely fill a wall and you assemble them yourself. Custom cabinets are built around your exact wall, door swings, outlets and vehicles. If a fixed set truly fits your garage and budget, Nate will say so.
Will cabinets stop me from parking two cars?
They should not. Part of the free assessment is measuring your vehicles and door swings so the cabinet depth leaves room to walk and park.
How much do garage cabinets cost?
It depends on wall length, height and finish. Nate gives a written number after seeing the garage. Our cost guide covers published national ranges so you can plan.
See what your garage could be
Nate will come look at it, measure, and give you an honest plan. The assessment is free.