Kitchen Cabinets and Remodeling in Fallbrook

If you are planning new kitchen cabinets in Fallbrook, the hard part is picturing them before they exist. We draw your kitchen in 3D, build the cabinets from cabinet-grade plywood in our Murrieta shop, and install them with our own crew.

Seeing the kitchen before we build it

You approve a cabinet order and then wonder whether the island will crowd the walkway. Or whether a tall pantry cabinet will block the window. A flat drawing rarely answers that. We make 3D renderings of your kitchen before anything is cut, so an aisle width or door swing changes on screen, not on site.

Every cabinet is then built to a sixteenth of an inch for your walls, so the layout you approve is the one that shows up. See what we make on our custom kitchen cabinets page.

What the first visit covers

You do not need a plan or a number to pick up the phone. Diego Macias's crew comes to your home for a free consultation, looks at the room and asks how you cook, where things pile up and what you wish had a place.

From that we draw the 3D design. After you approve it, the build and install take 8 to 12 weeks. Call (951) 973-1265 or send the quote form when you are ready to book.

What is inside the box

You will open these drawers every day for years, so hardware matters more than door style. Our drawers are dovetailed, and our slides and hinges are Blum soft close, backed by Blum's lifetime warranty.

The boxes are cabinet-grade plywood with solid hardwood face frames joined with mortise and tenon. That joint locks the frame square. The finish is catalyzed conversion varnish, which holds up better than house paint.

What a Fallbrook kitchen costs

Most people want a number before they book, so here are ours. Custom kitchen cabinets run $500 to $1,200 or more per linear foot, and complex designs can pass $1,500 per linear foot. Door style, finish and detail all move the price.

Bathroom vanities run $400 to $3,000, plus $200 to $1,000 for installation. Your own quote comes after the visit, once we have seen the room.

One team for the whole kitchen

You would rather not coordinate a cabinet maker, a countertop installer and a finish carpenter. In a kitchen remodel, those jobs come from one team. We install granite countertops too, and our kitchen remodeling page explains the full job.

We also build bathroom vanities, closets, entertainment centers and fireplace wall units from the same materials. Entertainment centers start around $1,200 and reach $4,000 or more, and large multi piece builds can pass $11,000.

Talk it through with us

Still deciding between a few ideas? Bring them all. Read more about our cabinet maker work, or our bathroom remodeling.

Call (951) 973-1265, or use the quote form and we will call you back.

Questions Fallbrook homeowners ask

Short answers on the visit, the timeline, the finish and the fit.

What happens at the free consultation?

Our crew visits your home, looks at the room and talks through how you cook and what you store. After that we draw 3D renderings for you to approve before anything is built. You do not need a finished plan or a budget number to book a visit. Call (951) 973-1265 and we will find a time.

How soon could new cabinets be in my kitchen?

Plan on 8 to 12 weeks from the day you approve the design to installation. That window covers building the cabinets in our Murrieta shop and installing them in your kitchen. The consultation and the 3D design come before that clock starts, so you decide how fast to move.

Do you hire subcontractors for the install?

No. Our own employees build and install all cabinet work, so the people who talked through your kitchen are the people who hang the cabinets. Diego Macias owns the company, and our California contractor license is CSLB #1103734.

Will the finish hold up in a busy kitchen?

It is built for daily wear. We finish cabinets with catalyzed conversion varnish, a coating that holds up better than house paint. That matters around a sink or stove, where splashes, steam and cleaning wear down ordinary finishes.

How close does a custom cabinet fit my walls?

We build to a sixteenth of an inch. Stock cabinets come in 3 inch steps, so the gap at the end of a run gets covered with filler strips. A custom run is drawn to your actual wall length, so those strips mostly disappear.