Custom cabinet installation in Palmdale and the Antelope Valley
Kitchens, vanities, built ins and refacing, designed to your walls and built for desert air. The pricing sits on a public page instead of behind a sales visit.
Door sample, raised panel profile
- Prices published before the first call
- Written quote before work starts
- Designed to your walls, built for desert air
- One point of contact from drawings to install
What we build
- Custom kitchensFull kitchens drawn to your walls, from gut remodels with an island to tired tract layouts that still work.Details and pricing
- Vanities and built insBath vanities, closet systems, garage walls and media built ins off the same drawings and finish schedule.Details and pricing
- Cabinet refacingNew doors, drawer fronts and veneer over sound boxes, at roughly half the full custom number.Details and pricing
- Commercial caseworkOffices, clinics and shops around the valley, built to drawings with finishes that tenant work demands.Details and pricing
Kitchens are the center of the work. Some start as gut remodels with an island and a pantry wall; many more start as thirty-year-old tract kitchens whose layout still works under tired builder oak. The custom kitchens page covers the first kind, and the refacing page covers the second, where keeping sound boxes saves roughly half the money. We recommend the cheaper path whenever the boxes deserve it, which is how a cabinet shop earns a second phone call.
The same shop work carries through the rest of the house. Bath vanities, closet systems, garage walls and media built-ins all come off the same drawings and finish schedule, priced on the built-ins page. For offices, clinics and shops around the valley there is custom cabinets for Antelope Valley businesses, built to drawings with the durable finishes that tenant improvements demand.
What custom cabinets cost in Palmdale
Custom cabinet installation in Palmdale costs $500 to $1,200 per installed linear foot, which puts a typical full custom kitchen between $10,000 and $26,500. The spread comes from three choices: the wood and finish on the doors, the interior fittings behind them and whether an island anchors the room. Refacing is the honest alternative when the existing boxes are sound, delivering a new kitchen face for $4,500 to $12,000. The process runs six to ten weeks of shop build after drawings are approved, then three to five days of installation. California requires a C-6 finish carpentry license for any cabinet job of $500 or more, so whoever you hire, verify the license at the state board before signing. Every number above comes from our published cost guide, and the quote you receive reconciles against it line by line.
See your price range right now
Three questions, priced straight from the published cost guide. No email wall, and the range updates as you answer.
The island usually decides which half of the range you land in. A working island with drawers, seating overhang and panel ends can carry a third of the whole job.
Four profiles we build most
Every door is built in our shop to the drawing, in the wood and finish the room calls for. These are the profiles most Antelope Valley projects land on.
Shaker
The safe choice for most Antelope Valley kitchens, painted or stained, and the easiest to match later.
Slab
Flat fronts for modern rooms and rift cut white oak, where the grain does the work.
Raised panel
Traditional profile for homes with existing trim worth matching.
Glass front
Upper cabinets and hutches where a display shelf earns its place.
Three steps from estimate to install
- Step 1
Request an estimate
Tell us the room and the project. The cost guide already shows the range, so the first conversation starts from a number.
- Step 2
Measure and drawings
We measure the room and draw measured elevations. The written quote reads line by line against the published cost guide.
- Step 3
Shop build and install
Six to ten weeks of shop build while your current kitchen keeps working, then three to five days of installation scribed to the walls.
The numbers, before anyone visits
Cabinet pricing in this trade usually arrives attached to a salesperson at your kitchen table. Ours starts on a public page. These are the ranges we quote from, and the full cost guide explains what moves each one.
| Project | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Full custom kitchen, installed | $10,000 to $26,500 |
| Custom cabinets, per linear foot | $500 to $1,200 |
| Cabinet refacing, full kitchen | $4,500 to $12,000 |
| Custom bath vanity, installed | $1,800 to $6,500 |
Serving the Antelope Valley from Palmdale
We work from Palmdale across the Antelope Valley, from the Lancaster tract grid to the custom homes of the foothill towns. Each area page talks about its own housing and what the cabinet work there actually looks like, because a 1990s oak kitchen on Avenue J and a ranch kitchen in Acton are different projects.
- Custom cabinets and refacing for homes, plus casework for businesses
- Every quote written against the published cost guide
- Doors finished on all six faces for desert air
- One point of contact from drawings to the last hinge adjustment
Service area
Asked before every project
Do you offer free estimates?
Yes. The design visit and the written quote are free inside our service area. The quote reads line by line against the published cost guide, so the number on paper matches the table on the website.
How much do custom cabinets cost in Palmdale?
A full custom kitchen typically runs $10,000 to $26,500 installed, which works out to $500 to $1,200 per linear foot depending on wood and interior fittings. Refacing a sound kitchen costs about half that. Our cost guide publishes the whole table so you can see the numbers before you ever call.
How long does a custom kitchen take from design to done?
Plan on six to ten weeks of shop build time after the drawings are approved, then three to five days of installation. Your old kitchen keeps working until install week, because the cabinets arrive built rather than being constructed in your house.
Which woods actually hold up in Antelope Valley air?
Alder, hickory, maple and white oak are the reliable choices, with rift cut white oak the calmest of all through dry summers. Frame and panel construction lets wood move, engineered center panels go behind paint, and every door is finished on all six faces.
Can you match cabinets to my existing furniture or trim?
Yes. We pull stain samples against the piece you want matched and build a test door before finishing the whole run. Matching is slower than picking from a fan deck and worth it when a house has woodwork worth honoring.
What happens if something is wrong after installation?
We come back and fix it. Doors settle, seasons change and a hinge sometimes needs a turn after the first summer. The first year adjustment visit is part of the job, and the invoice matching the quote is what makes that promise easy to keep.
More on the FAQ page, including how refacing decisions get made and what goes inside the boxes.
Get a free estimate
Tell us where the project is and what you have in mind. We measure, listen and come back with drawings and a number off the public table.