The kind of cabinet work we do around Bluffton, Hilton Head, and Beaufort County — what the job was, what it cost, and what the homeowner says after. Full pricing for every kind of job here runs from the rate card on our service pages.
The projects below are representative of the work we do around Bluffton and the Lowcountry — the kind of jobs, the way they're priced, and what homeowners tell us after. Verified customer projects replace these examples as jobs close.
24 feet of semi-custom maple cabinets with a working island, soft-close everything, and a pull-out pantry wall in a Ridgeland kitchen that had not been touched since the house was built.
“Our kitchen was original to the house and it showed. They measured twice, showed me the price in writing, and held it. The island alone changed how the whole house works — everybody ends up there now.” — Brian, Ridgeland
Price: $9,800 · Time on site: 2 weeks
30 feet of custom cabinets for a Sea Pines kitchen remodel, scribed to walls that were nowhere near plumb, finished for salt air.
“Beach houses eat cheap cabinets. These were built for the humidity, and the finish is the first one that has held up to a summer here. Worth every dollar over the box-store quote we almost took.” — Lisa, Hilton Head Island
Price: $21,500 · Time on site: 3 weeks
A 6-foot custom double vanity with a linen tower for a Sun City primary bath — storage the builder never put in.
“The builder vanity had two sinks and no drawers. Now everything has a place. They matched the new vanity to the trim color so it looks like it was always there.” — Mark, Okatie
Price: $3,400 · Time on site: 4 days
10 feet of built-in library cabinets and window-seat storage in a historic Beaufort home, built to match 1920s trim profiles.
“Matching new work to old trim is where most people fail. They profiled the existing molding and built to it. Guests assume the shelves are original to the house.” — Susan, Beaufort
Price: $6,900 · Time on site: 1 week
22 feet of refacing in real wood veneer with new soft-close doors — the boxes were solid, the face was dated oak from the 90s.
“I could not justify tearing out good boxes. New doors, new skin, new hardware, and it reads as a new kitchen. Done in four days and the price never moved.” — James, Hardeeville
Price: $3,900 · Time on site: 4 days
26 doors, 10 drawer fronts, and 24 feet of boxes sprayed in a warm white for a Pooler kitchen that needed light more than it needed new cabinets.
“The cabinets were good wood in a bad color. The sprayed finish looks factory — no brush marks, no drips. My kitchen is the bright room of the house now.” — Ellen, Pooler
Price: $3,600 · Time on site: 5 days
The part that decides whether cabinets last: joinery you cannot see once the door is hung. Drawer boxes are dovetailed, hinges are soft-close, and every door is adjusted on site before we call a job done.
Want work like this in your kitchen? Call (854) 209-5153 or send the form and we will set up your free estimate.