Orlando Homes Deserve Cabinets That Fit
Most cabinets are built for an "average" home. But no home in Orlando is average. Maybe your kitchen has a wall that juts out at a strange angle. Maybe your laundry room is narrow and deep. Maybe your pantry needs to feed a family of six. Stock cabinets force you to work around their sizes. Custom cabinets are built around your life instead.
We are Orlando Custom Cabinet Pros, and we make cabinets to fit your home exactly. We measure your space down to the eighth of an inch. We learn how you cook, how you store, and how you live. Then we build cabinets that match all of it. Every piece is made for one place: your home.
Why custom beats stock and semi-custom
Stock cabinets come in fixed sizes, usually in three-inch steps. If your wall is 48 and a half inches wide, you get fillers and gaps. Semi-custom gives you more choices, but you still pick from a menu someone else wrote. Custom cabinets start with a blank page and your measurements.
That means no wasted inches. It means shelves at the height you actually reach. It means a cabinet that wraps around a pipe or an air vent instead of fighting it. In Orlando homes, where layouts range from 1960s ranch kitchens to brand-new builds in Lake Nona, that flexibility matters a lot.
What We Build
Our shop builds and installs cabinets for every room in the house. Below is a quick look at what we do most. Each one has its own page with full details.
Kitchen cabinets
The kitchen is where custom cabinets pay off the most. You open these doors and drawers every single day. We build bases, wall cabinets, islands, and tall pantries that fit your kitchen's real shape. Soft-close hinges and full-extension drawers come standard on our builds, because small details change how a kitchen feels. Learn more on our kitchen cabinets page.
Bathroom vanities
Bathrooms in Orlando often have tight layouts, odd plumbing runs, and not enough storage. We build vanities that fit around your pipes and give you drawers where you actually need them. Floating vanities make small baths feel bigger. Double vanities keep morning routines smooth. See the options on our bathroom vanities page.
Custom closets
A closet should hold what you own, not what a builder guessed you might own. We design closet systems with hanging space, shelves, drawers, and shoe racks laid out for your wardrobe. Walk-ins, reach-ins, and whole-room wardrobes. Details are on our custom closets page.
Cabinet refacing
If your cabinet boxes are solid but the doors look tired, refacing gives you a new kitchen for a fraction of a full rebuild. We replace doors, drawer fronts, and hardware, then wrap the visible frames in matching material. Read how it works on our cabinet refacing page.
More rooms, more storage
Cabinets are not just for kitchens. We build pantry cabinets that hold a real grocery load, laundry room cabinets that keep wash day organized, and home office cabinets that hide the clutter of a work-from-home life. For entryways, our mudroom cabinets give every backpack and pair of shoes a home. Outdoors, we build weather-ready cabinets for outdoor kitchens that stand up to Florida sun and rain. And for book lovers, our custom bookcases turn a wall into a library.
Built for Florida, Not Just Built in Florida
Orlando has a climate that cabinets must survive. Humidity swings. Air conditioning that runs ten months a year. Occasional heavy rain and storm-season power swings. Cheap particle-board cabinets swell and peel here. We build with real plywood boxes and proper finishes that stand up to Central Florida air.
We also design for how Orlando families live. Open floor plans are common, so the kitchen is on display — your cabinets become part of the living room's look. Many homes have lanais and outdoor living spaces, which is why outdoor kitchen cabinets are one of our most requested builds. And with so many multigenerational households, storage that works for everyone from kids to grandparents is a real need, not a nice-to-have.
Our process, step by step
First, you tell us about your project through our contact form. We read every submission and follow up to set up a free design consultation. At the consultation we measure your space, talk about how you use the room, and look at style and finish options.
Next, we draw up a design and a price range. You review it, ask questions, and request changes until it is right. Then our shop builds your cabinets. Most builds take several weeks, depending on size and finish. Finally, we install. Our installers level, scribe, and align every piece, then walk through the finished work with you.
Want the details on install day itself? Our cabinet installation page covers what to expect, how long it takes, and how we protect your floors and walls.
What Custom Cabinets Cost in Orlando
Every project is different, so honest pricing starts with ranges, not promises. A single bathroom vanity often falls in the $2,000 to $6,000 range. A full kitchen of custom cabinets commonly lands between $15,000 and $50,000 or more, depending on size, wood, finish, and hardware. Closets, pantries, and laundry rooms usually sit in the $3,000 to $12,000 range each.
Price disclaimer: these are broad starting points, not quotes. Wood choice, finish type, hardware, and the shape of your space all move the number. The only real price is the one on your written estimate after we measure your home.
What moves the price up or down
Size is the biggest factor — more linear feet means more material and more shop hours. Wood species matters too: painted maple costs less than walnut or cherry. Finish type changes the number; a simple stain is less work than a multi-step glazed finish. Hardware adds up across dozens of doors and drawers. And anything tricky — curved corners, built-in lighting, pull-out organizers — takes extra craft.
- Number of cabinets and total linear feet
- Wood species and finish complexity
- Hardware, organizers, and built-in accessories
- Site conditions like uneven floors or old plumbing
How to Choose a Cabinet Maker
Ask to see real work, not just catalog photos. A real cabinet shop can show you finished projects in homes like yours and explain how each one was built. Ask what the boxes are made of — plywood boxes last far longer than particle board in Florida humidity. Ask who installs: the same team that builds, or a subcontractor you will never meet?
Ask about the finish process. A durable finish is sprayed in a controlled shop, not brushed on in your driveway. Ask how changes are handled once the build starts. And get everything in writing: the design, the materials, the timeline, and the price.
Wood, Finish, and Hardware Choices
You do not need to be a wood expert to get this right — that is our job at the consultation. But it helps to know the basics. Painted finishes, usually on maple, are the most popular choice in Orlando. They look clean, they brighten the room, and they cost less than most stained hardwoods. White, soft gray, and warm off-white lead the pack, with deep greens and navy gaining ground for islands and accent pieces.
Stained wood shows the grain. Oak gives a strong, visible grain that suits rustic and farmhouse styles. Cherry starts lighter and deepens to a rich red-brown over time. Walnut is the darkest and most formal, with a smooth grain that looks at home in modern kitchens. Each wood takes finish differently, and we will show you real samples — not phone photos — so you can see and touch the difference.
Hardware is the jewelry. Knobs, pulls, and cup pulls come in finishes from matte black to brushed brass. We help you pick pieces that feel good in the hand, because you will touch them dozens of times a day. Soft-close hinges and drawer glides are standard on our builds, not an upgrade you have to ask for.
Storage Ideas We Build Into Every Project
The difference between a cabinet and a great cabinet is what happens inside. We plan the interior of every cabinet with you, not as an afterthought. Some of the most-loved features we build:
- Deep drawers instead of lower doors, so pots and pans slide out to you
- Pull-out trash and recycling bins hidden behind a cabinet front
- Vertical dividers for baking sheets, cutting boards, and trays
- Spice pull-outs next to the range, sized for real bottles
- Lazy Susans and blind-corner pull-outs that rescue dead corners
- Drawer dividers and utensil organizers cut to fit, not generic trays
- Appliance garages that hide the toaster and coffee maker
- Tall pantry pull-outs so nothing gets lost in the back
You do not need all of these. At the consultation we figure out which ones match how you actually live, and we skip the rest. A well-planned basic cabinet beats a gadget-filled one that does not fit your habits.
How Long Will Custom Cabinets Last?
Built right, custom cabinets last decades — thirty years or more is normal. Three things decide lifespan: the box material, the finish, and the install. Plywood boxes hold screws and resist humidity far better than particle board, which is why we build with plywood. A shop-sprayed finish seals the wood against moisture far better than paint brushed on in a garage. And a careful install keeps doors aligned and drawers gliding for years instead of months.
Florida humidity is the real test. Cheap cabinets swell at the edges, and doors start to stick after a few summers. Our builds are made for this climate from the start — proper materials, sealed edges, and finishes rated for humid air. If you ever do have an issue, you call the people who built them, not a faraway warranty line.
What to Expect at Your Free Design Consultation
The consultation takes about an hour, usually in your home. We measure everything, look at how the room is used, and talk through style and finish options with real samples in hand. We ask about your budget range so the design we draw is one you can actually build — there is no point designing a $60,000 kitchen for a $25,000 budget.
After the visit, we draw up the design and a written estimate with a price range. You review it at your own pace. Want changes? We revise until it is right. When you approve, we schedule the build and give you a timeline. Most customers tell us the consultation itself was worth it, because they finally understood what their space could do.
Get Started With a Free Design Consultation
There is no bad starting point. "The kitchen feels cramped." "The closet is a mess." "We need a pantry that actually holds groceries." Any of those is enough to begin. Tell us about your project on our contact page and we will follow up to schedule your free design consultation. We will measure, design, and build cabinets made for your home — and only your home.