Frequently Asked Questions

Contact us to schedule a consultation. We will work with you to determine your needs and preferences and provide a quote. 

We design, build, and install custom cabinets for kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, bars, laundry rooms, mud rooms and other living spaces. Our cabinets are made from high-quality materials and can be customized to fit your specific needs and style preferences.

Yes, we offer installation services for all of our cabinets. Our experienced installer ensures your cabinets are installed correctly, efficiently, and with minimal disruption to your home or business.

Materials 3-5 weeks

Cabinet build 1-2 weeks

Demo & Install 1-2 weeks

Countertops 2-3 weeks

Plumbing and other finishing work varies

We know you want your house back asap.  Our goal is to minimize downtime from Demo > Cab Install > Top/Sink Install.  This is typically 3-4 weeks.

Custom cabinets are more expensive than 'big-box' stores with their limited selections.  The best way to get a Rough Estimate is to schedule an in-home consultation.

Face Frames add a perimeter around the face of the cabinet, making doors and drawers smaller and increasing costs.

Full Access cabinets increase storage space & access with a modern style.

Ready to Assemble cabinets are the lowest initial cost but require assembly, time, and effort, which most homeowners do not have.  RTAs are known for materials that look nice, but lack durability.  Design, assembly, and installation are all on you.

Big Box stores offer low prices and focus on kitchens & baths.  Independent installers constantly seek up-charges.  Limited by catalogs.

Dealers depend on cabinet suppliers, and initial costs are high but do not include common features like finished end, shelves, 13" wall cabinets, accessories, etc.   

Crayne Cabinets offers unique solutions for any room:

• Top-quality materials, finishes, and hardware,
• Free in-home consultations, demolition, and installation
• Fast, friendly service
• Local, small business and seasoned engineer

Refacing costs are low compared to new cabinets, but you are limited to the existing layouts, cabinet boxes, drawers, and slides.