“Charlie is an exceptionally talented, smart and hardworking craftsman. He designed and installed two custom closets, a yarn cabinet and a mini-bar in our home. Charlie is a very detail-oriented professional who takes the time to do things the right way. Added bonus, he's an awfully nice and honest person. Always a treat to work with him!”
Pantry & Built-Ins
Storage that looks built-in.
Pantries, entryway lockers, library walls, mudroom drop-zones, kitchen surrounds. Custom cabinetry that reads as part of the house, not an add-on.
What you get
Designed, built, and installed by the same team.
No subcontractor handoffs. The person who renders your 3D layout is on-site the day of install. One schedule, one warranty, one point of contact through completion.
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Built-ins that match the architecture, not bolt-on furniture
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Soft-close hardware, full-extension drawer runners
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Integrated lighting options for display cabinetry
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Custom face profiles to match existing cabinetry or trim
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Manufactured in our own facility for tight tolerance
Typical Central WA project prices
$3,500 – $20,000
Pantries and built-in cabinetry in Central WA run $3,500 to $20,000 depending on scope. A walk-in pantry retrofit starts around $3,500. Library walls and full-room built-ins (entryway lockers + bench, library + media, kitchen surrounds) run $8,000 to $20,000.
What customers say
“I had a unique space, and a few screen shots, and ended up with a fantastic closet solution! All the boxes checked... shows up when he says he does, finishes in a timely manor, keeps a clean work space, excellent communication, fantastic finished product!”
“Charlie did an amazing job on our custom closet. Every little detail worked out beautifully. And the quality of his work is top notch! I have the closet of my dreams.”
Frequently asked
Real questions.
- How much does a custom pantry cost?
- A walk-in pantry retrofit in Central WA typically starts at $3,500 and runs to $7,000 for the most common build (full wall of pull-out shelving, drawer base, optional countertop section). Larger pantries with paneled doors and integrated lighting run higher.
- Can you match my existing kitchen cabinetry?
- Yes. We select panel material, finish, and face profile to match adjacent cabinetry — common for kitchen-adjacent pantries, butler's pantries, and entryway built-ins where the new piece needs to read as original to the house.
- Do you do entryway lockers and mudroom drop-zones?
- Yes — entryway lockers with bench, cubby, and hooks are one of our most common built-in projects. Mountain-home mudrooms often include ski/snowboard storage integrated into the locker design.
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