FAQ:

All it takes is a simple phone call to us! Once you reach out, we'll arrange a personalized consultation at your convenience.

Yes, our in-home consultation as well as the design estimates are free. The designer will take precise measurements and discuss your needs and preferences for the custom closet. This is a great opportunity for you to share any ideas you have, and to ask any questions about the design and installation process. Based on this discussion, the designer will then create a 3D design for your closet, reflecting your style and functional requirements. Following this, we'll provide you with a detailed estimate of the project, ensuring you have a clear understanding of the costs involved.

We handle various room sizes and shapes, whether it is lowered ceilings or awkward corners. Our team specializes in creating tailored solutions that maximize storage and aesthetic appeal, regardless of the room's layout.

A typical timeline from design to completion depends on the project and can be installed as fast as one week.

We use particle board fabricated in the US from Canadian crest wood, known for its reliability, long lasting quality, and is most commonly used for custom closets.

Yes, our lifetime warranty covers all aspects in your custom closet. If any part of your custom closet system fails due to defects in materials or workmanship, we will replace or repair it at no cost to you.

Costs can vary based on size, materials, and design complexity. We work with any budget to create a custom closet solution that aligns with both your financial and aesthetic needs.

Yes, they are often seen as a premium feature, especially in master bedrooms or high-use areas. For some buyers, the presence of custom closets can be a deciding factor. They are often viewed as a luxury, potentially making your home more desirable and increasing its market value.

No, we do not provide painting services and our materials are not intended to be painted, but we have a variety of colors and finishes to suit your vision.

Consultation and Design Planning: The process begins with a consultation, where a designer assesses the client's space, discusses their storage needs, preferences, and style. Measurements of the space are taken to ensure the closet will fit perfectly. The designer then creates a 3D rendering of the proposed closet, showing how it will look and function in the space.

Material Selection: Finishes and colors are selected during the consultation, along with hardware like handles, rods, and drawer pulls.

Wood Cutting: Using the design plans, the wood is cut to the required sizes. The cutting process is crucial as it needs to be exact to ensure all parts fit together seamlessly during installation.

Crafting and Shaping: After cutting, the wood may need additional shaping or crafting. This can include routing edges for a finished look, drilling holes for hardware, or creating grooves for shelving systems. Our Automated Storage and Retrieval System allows us to efficiently manage our inventory and feed our production system.

Assembling Components: Some parts of the closet may be pre-assembled in the workshop. For example, drawer units or shelving sections might be put together ahead of time to streamline the installation process.

Quality Control: Before leaving the workshop, each piece undergoes a quality check to ensure it meets the required standards and matches the design specifications.

Transportation and Installation: The finished components are transported to the client’s location for installation.

A custom closet is worth it if you value time, comfort, and organization. Such an investment improves not only the value of your house, but also the quality of your life.