Joinery & Cabinet Makers

How do I find a local Joiner & Cabinet maker professional?

Just answer a few questions to get matched with a local Joiner & Cabinet maker professional.
Or browse through the list of trusted Joiner & Cabinet makers on Houzz: See Cabinets & Joiner professionals’ profiles, dive into their work photos and check out customer reviews.

1. Reach out to the pro(s) you want, then share your vision to get the ball rolling.
2. Request and compare quotes, then hire the Cabinets & Joiner professional that perfectly fits your project and budget limits.

What services do Cabinet Makers & Joinery companies provide?

The most popular Cabinet Maker Services are:

• Cabinet Installation
• Cabinet Refacing
• Cabinet Repair
• Custom Bathroom Vanities
• Custom Bookcases
• Custom Built-ins
• Custom Cabinets
• Custom Home Bars

How many Joinery & Cabinet Makers are?

There are 1,687 Joinery & Cabinet Makers, registered on Houzz.

What does a Cabinet Maker do?

A cabinet maker specialises in the design, construction, and installation of customised cabinets and storage spaces. They collaborate with clients to understand their storage needs, then create detailed plans and drawings for the cabinets, selecting appropriate materials based on factors like durability and budget. They then create the and install the cabinets to the proposed designs using woodworking tools and techniques to fabricate the cabinets, then install them in designated spaces while ensuring proper alignment and functionality.

What materials are commonly used in Cabinet Making?

Commonly used materials in cabinet making include solid wood, such as oak, maple, cherry, and walnut, known for their beauty and durability. Plywood, an engineered wood product made from thin wood veneers, is used for cabinet boxes and shelves due to its strength and stability. Chipboard, made from wood chips and resin, an economical option for cabinet components. Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF), composed of wood fibers and resin, is dense and stable, often used for cabinet doors and decorative elements. Laminates and veneers are applied to cabinet surfaces for enhanced appearance and protection.