When it comes to remodeling a part of your home, or creating something from scratch, time management is key. There’s nothing worse than having the main living space of your home torn apart for an extended period of time, especially when it means living on takeout instead of a home cooked meal.
It begins at the ordering process. We know you have a deadline and a desired install date set. So from start to finish, we make it our goal to get your cabinetry to you by that deadline. Every job is barcoded and placed into our master scheduling system so we can keep track of where it is in the production process.
Richard has put on over 3.5 million miles as a driver for Plain and Fancy Custom Cabinetry.
Most important, however, is that we take delivery into our own hands. Your cabinetry is packaged here at our warehouse, taking the utmost care to make sure your custom finish or enamel is protected. We do not out source or hire contractors to get your product to you. Instead, we have our own fleet of truck and trailers, with our own drivers that are in charge of getting to you on time.
From beginning to end, everything is scheduled and managed for on-time delivery. Just another reason to love Plain and Fancy Custom Cabinetry.
Cabinet trends are in a constant state of evolution, but one debate is never far from the forefront: stained vs painted cabinets. Both finishes bring a lot of advantages to the table, including the simple opportunity to create an aesthetic that feels true to you. Despite this, they tend to cycle in and out of fashion, with one approach often dominating for a few decades until it's swapped for the other.
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Classically beautiful, oak could be the ideal choice for your updated kitchen cabinets. If you're concerned that it's off-trend, think again. Oak is far more versatile than you think — and the right species could help your kitchen span the divide between traditional and contemporary.
