Custom Closet Organization

We can design and build fully customized closets - from simple reach-in closets with shelving/rods to expansive walk-in closets with built-in cabinetry, drawers, hanging space, shoe racks, accessory storage, and optional extras like lighting or mirrored doors.

Costs vary depending on size (reach-in vs walk-in), materials, features and complexity.If you’d like, we can offer a free consultation to assess your space and provide a detailed project estimate.

Several factors impact price, including:

• The size and type of closet (reach-in vs walk-in) — larger spaces require more materials and labor.
• Materials used: e.g., laminate, MDF, wood veneer, solid wood — higher-end or natural woods cost more than laminates or MDF.
• Features & accessories: built-in drawers, cabinets, shelves, shoe cubbies, jewelry storage, custom hardware, etc.
• Extras like lighting, mirrors, special doors (sliding, glass, mirrored, etc.), which add to labor & material cost.

It depends on the scope: a simple closet organizer installation or minor remodel may take only a few hours to a couple of days; a full custom closet build - especially a walk-in with cabinetry, outlets, lighting - typically takes a week or more, depending on complexity and scheduling.

Both. We can upgrade/organize an existing closet (with shelving, rods, storage systems, lighting, etc.), or we can build a custom closet from scratch - including framing, drywall (if converting part of a room), cabinetry, flooring, doors - depending on your needs.

Common options include built-in drawers/cabinets; shoe racks or cubbies; jewelry or accessory drawers; adjustable shelving; hanging rods; closet islands (for larger closets); mirrors; specialty lighting; sliding or glass doors; and custom hardware.

A well-designed, organized closet can enhance the usability and aesthetic appeal of a home. For many buyers, good storage and custom closets are a desirable feature - so a custom closet can make a positive impression when selling.

Yes. Even a modest upgrade - like installing shelving, rods, basic storage without luxury finishes - can significantly improve closet function at a lower cost. Choosing budget-friendly materials (like laminate or MDF), minimizing custom features, and avoiding high-end accessories can help keep costs down.

In most cases, upgrading or building a closet does not require permits - especially when simply installing shelves or storage. If the project includes structural changes (moving walls, adding electrical, lighting, changing room layout), you should check local building code requirements.