Custom Closets
Closets built around what you actually own.
Walk-in closet systems, built-in dressers and drawers, shoe storage, and reach-in upgrades — real wood, built in place, finished like furniture.
Most closets get one wire shelf, one rod, and no further thought — which is why they overflow no matter how big the house is. A custom closet starts from what you own: how much hangs long versus short, how many pairs of shoes need a home, what belongs in a drawer, and what you want on display. Then we build storage to those numbers instead of forcing your wardrobe into a builder's default.
We build walk-in closet systems with double-hang and long-hang sections, built-in dressers and drawer stacks, shelving for bags and folded clothes, and dedicated shoe storage — plus reach-in closet upgrades that can double the usable space behind an existing door. Everything is real wood construction, scribed to your walls, and painted or finished in place, so the closet reads as part of the home rather than a kit screwed to the drywall.
What we build
Walk-in closet systems
Double-hang, long-hang, shelving, and drawer sections planned to your wardrobe and built wall to wall.
Built-in dressers & drawers
Drawer stacks and dresser units built into the closet so bedroom furniture stops eating floor space.
Shoe walls & display shelving
Angled and flat shoe shelving sized to the collection, with display space for bags and accessories.
Reach-in closet upgrades
Double rods, shelf towers, and drawers that can double the capacity of a standard reach-in closet.
Planning your project
What drives the price
Drawer and dresser construction is the biggest cost driver in a closet — a wall of drawers is furniture-grade work, while hanging sections and shelving cover space efficiently. Walk-in size, an island, and stained finishes all move the number. A reach-in upgrade is one of the most affordable custom projects we build.
Timeline
A reach-in closet upgrade usually takes a day; a full walk-in system with drawers runs two to four days including finish. You'll need the closet empty when we start — most clients use the project as the excuse for a long-overdue purge.
Materials & finish
Real wood construction: plywood carcasses, solid edges, and drawers on quality slides — not wire racks or foil-wrapped particleboard. Painted systems are sprayed in enamel; stained and two-tone looks use hardwood faces.
Care & maintenance
Closet systems live an easy life: dust shelves occasionally and wipe drawer faces with a damp cloth. Drawer slides are rated for decades of daily use, and adjustable shelving re-pins in seconds as wardrobes change with the seasons.
Questions, answered
Custom Closets, explained.
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