Kitchen cabinets should be assessed by judging costs in light of value received. The variables that affect the cost of kitchen cabinets relate to quality, appearance, and functional effectiveness. These variables include overall construction quality, materials and finishes, door styles (those with molding are more costly than plain ones), hinges, joints, hardware, drawer glides, and storage options.

The cost of a basic box can easily double with the addition of several built-in storage sections, an upgraded finish or raised-panel door style, and high quality hinges and hardware. Frameless kitchen cabinets tend to be more expensive than face-frame kitchen cabinets and can be more time consuming to install.

Your choices for new kitchen cabinets will depend on evaluating both your functional needs and your style preferences, weighing each, and possibly compromising to obtain the workability you need and the look you want at the price you can afford.

Please call us to discuss your Kitchen Cabinetry needs.