We build wood kitchen cabinets for Wilbraham homes in maple, white oak, red birch or cherry. Part of our custom cabinetry service, they're made to order with plywood boxes, finished in our own spray booth, and installed by Raymond's team. Wilbraham is a short drive west of our Palmer shop.
Custom cabinets make sense when the old ones are failing, the layout needs to change, or you want real wood in a species and finish you choose. Wilbraham sits between Springfield and Palmer, so we're usually just a short drive from your door, and Raymond comes to you for the visit.
Not sure which wood suits your kitchen? Raymond brings samples to your home visit so you can see them in your own light. Browse door styles, paint colors and stain options before you call.
Raymond is personally involved in every project, from the first visit through the final inspection.
We start with a phone consultation. A ballpark is often possible from photos.
If needed, Raymond visits your Wilbraham home to measure, evaluate the space and bring samples. You then get a written proposal with scope, materials, options and pricing.
A deposit and your selections reserve your place on the schedule. Payment terms are spelled out on your written quote.
Your cabinets are made by local Western Massachusetts shops, finished in our spray booth and installed, with a final inspection at the end.
On-site installation takes 1 to 3 weeks, and the kitchen is a full work zone. For a full replacement, the cabinetry takes up to about 3 weeks, and everything else, including countertops and flooring, up to about 8 weeks in total.
Scheduling is usually 3 to 6 months from accepting a quote to the start of work. It varies with the season and the size of the job, and Raymond confirms the timing.
Comparing options? Read custom vs. modular kitchen cabinets and refacing vs. replacing.
Painting is the most budget-friendly option and refacing sits in the middle. New custom cabinets cost the most, but they're the route to a new layout. If your existing boxes are sound, see cabinet refacing in Wilbraham or cabinet painting in Wilbraham.
Our custom cabinets come in white oak, red birch, maple and cherry. Doors can be Shaker, raised panel, slab or inset, and finishes are painted, stained or clear, all spray-applied.
Yes. Boxes are 1/2-inch or 3/4-inch plywood, not particleboard. Soft-close hinges and drawer glides are standard, and crown, trim, glass doors and custom interiors are available.
On-site installation takes 1 to 3 weeks, and the kitchen is a full work zone during that time. The usual lead time to get on the schedule is 3 to 6 months from accepting a quote, and Raymond confirms the timing for your project.
Yes. We can add a new cabinet, such as a tall pantry cabinet, built and finished to match your current cabinets. Tell us what you have in mind and Raymond will follow up.
Yes. Wilbraham is part of our service area, and we work from our shop in Palmer, MA. Raymond handles the in-home visit and gives you a free written quote.
We're based in Palmer, MA, and Wilbraham is part of our service area, along with neighbors like Hampden, Ludlow, Monson, East Longmeadow, Springfield and Palmer itself. Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut are both in range. If your town isn't listed, ask us, because it may still be.
More in Wilbraham: cabinet refacing, cabinet painting, kitchen islands and built-in cabinetry.
Tell us about your Wilbraham kitchen. We'll talk through your goals and give you a free written quote. Learn more about our custom cabinetry service.