The cabinet process begins with project information: room photos, rough measurements, appliance plans, style preferences, budget priorities and timeline. The initial conversation identifies missing decisions and the most useful next step.
Measurements are translated into a scaled layout and elevations. A 3D design helps evaluate workflow, symmetry, island size, clearances and storage, but dimensions and site conditions still require verification before ordering.
Door style, finish, cabinet construction, hardware, accessories, panels, moldings and countertops are reviewed as one specification. Customers should read the final drawings and item list carefully because project-specific products are final sale.
After approval, the order is released to the manufacturer or supplier. Lead times are estimates and can change. Delivery planning identifies the adult receiver, access, dry storage area and inspection responsibilities.
At delivery, count and inspect the materials, note visible freight damage and report incorrect, missing or damaged items within 48 hours. Review our delivery policy and final-sale policy before ordering.