Every Cabinet Service We Offer in Gilbert, AZ
One team for every cabinet job in Gilbert — from custom kitchen cabinets to commercial cabinetry & millwork.
Gilbert Elite Cabinets handles residential and commercial cabinet projects across Gilbert and the East Valley. From custom kitchen cabinets to commercial cabinetry & millwork, every service below is handled by our own team and backed by our workmanship guarantee.
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Our Cabinet Services in Gilbert, AZ

Custom Kitchen Cabinets
Custom kitchen cabinets are the biggest line item in almost any Gilbert remodel, and the one place a cheap bid hides its savings inside a box nobody ever opens. Every kitchen we build starts with a 3/4-inch furniture-grade plywood carcass, solid maple dovetail drawers, and a layout drawn around the way you cook rather than around a catalog of stock widths.

Bathroom Vanities
Bathroom vanities are the second call we get in Gilbert, usually a year or two after the kitchen, and they fail in a way kitchens do not. A vanity lives in the one room that gets soaked daily, which is why ours use a plywood sink base with a sealed floor and a drawer bank rather than the particleboard box with two doors and a wasted cavity that came with the house.

Walk-In Closets & Wardrobes
Custom closet systems in Gilbert start with a question almost nobody asks first, which is what you actually own. We count your hanging length in inches, your shoes in pairs, and your folded stacks in shelves, then draw a closet around those numbers instead of installing the same three-rod kit every builder uses.

Garage Cabinets & Storage
Garage cabinets in Gilbert have to survive a room that hits 115 degrees in July and fills with fine dust every monsoon, which rules out most of what gets sold in a box. We build wall-hung garage storage in moisture-resistant plywood or thermally fused melamine, hung on a cleat off the studs so the floor stays clear and you can hose or blow it out without soaking a cabinet base.

Home Office & Built-Ins
Home office built-ins turn the flex room every Gilbert floor plan includes into a room that actually works, usually for less than people expect. A wall of built-in desk, file drawers, and shelving runs $4,000 to $12,000 depending on length and finish, and unlike furniture it uses the full height of a nine or ten foot ceiling instead of stopping at 72 inches.

Entertainment Centers & Media Walls
Entertainment centers and media walls are the built-in most often designed around a television that will be replaced in four years, which is the single mistake worth avoiding at the drawing stage. The media walls we build across Gilbert hide the equipment, deal with heat and cabling properly, and are dimensioned so the next screen still fits without anyone opening drywall.

Laundry Room Cabinets
Laundry room cabinets are the cheapest room in the house to fix and the one most people put off for a decade. A typical Gilbert laundry room gets a folding counter, uppers that reach the ceiling, a tall broom cabinet, and a pull-out hamper for $2,500 to $6,000, and it changes a chore you do four times a week.

Pantry Systems
Walk-in pantry cabinets are the single highest-return project in a Gilbert kitchen, because almost every house built here since 1998 has a walk-in pantry and almost none of them were finished properly. The builder hangs five runs of wire shelving, calls it done, and you spend the next fifteen years excavating for a can of chickpeas behind the slow cooker.

Cabinet Refacing, Refinishing & Painting
Cabinet refacing, refinishing, and painting is the right call in more Gilbert kitchens than any cabinet shop wants to admit, because the town's housing stock is young. A kitchen built in 2004 with plywood carcasses and dated oak doors gets a genuinely new look for $4,000 to $10,000 instead of $20,000-plus, and it takes about a week rather than a month.

Cabinet Hardware & Organizers
Cabinet hardware and organizers are the cheapest upgrade in a Gilbert kitchen and the one you touch two hundred times a day. New pulls, new soft-close hinges, and four or five well-chosen inserts usually land between $600 and $2,500 for a full kitchen, and the difference is immediate in a way a new backsplash is not.

Soft-Close & Pull-Out Systems
Soft-close and pull-out systems are the retrofit we do most often in Gilbert, because they fix the two things people hate about a kitchen without touching the doors. Converting fixed shelves to roll-out trays and swapping in soft-close hinges and slides typically costs $75 to $200 per opening, and it makes a fifteen-year-old kitchen behave like a new one.

Countertops
Countertops are the surface that decides how a Gilbert kitchen reads, and quartz has taken over the market here for good practical reasons. Expect roughly $60 to $100 a square foot installed for quartz, $50 to $100 for granite, and $40 to $70 for a butcher block run, all templated after the cabinets are set and leveled rather than off a drawing.

Islands & Breakfast Bars
Kitchen islands and breakfast bars are the center of almost every Gilbert kitchen, and they are also where production builders make the most predictable mistakes. We build islands sized to the aisles they leave rather than to the biggest slab that fits, with real storage, seating clearance that works, and outlets somewhere you will actually use them.

Wine & Bar Cabinets
Wine and bar cabinets are a bigger request in Gilbert than the housing stock would suggest, mostly because the newer floor plans include a dining room nobody eats in. Converting that wall into a bar with a beverage fridge, glass storage, a stone top, and closed base cabinets runs $5,000 to $15,000 and is the change guests actually notice.

Mudroom & Entryway Storage
Mudroom and entryway storage is the smallest cabinet project in a Gilbert house and the one that changes the daily traffic most, because almost everyone here enters through the garage. A bench with lockers, hooks, shoe storage, and a drop zone in that four to eight foot stretch runs $2,500 to $7,000 and stops the pile that otherwise forms on the laundry room floor.

Commercial Cabinetry & Millwork
Commercial cabinetry and millwork is a genuine part of what we do across Gilbert and the East Valley, not a line we added to a website. Reception desks, break rooms, medical and dental casework, retail displays, and restaurant service millwork, all built to AWI standards in high-pressure laminate or solid surface and detailed to take commercial traffic rather than residential use.
What each of our services covers in Gilbert
Open any service to see exactly what is included before you call.
Custom Kitchen Cabinets
Custom kitchen cabinets are the biggest line item in almost any Gilbert remodel, and the one place a cheap bid hides its savings inside a box nobody ever opens. Every kitchen we build starts with a 3/4-inch furniture-grade plywood carcass, solid maple dovetail drawers, and a layout drawn around the way you cook rather than around a catalog of stock widths. Construction comes first because everything after it depends on the box.
- custom kitchen cabinets
- kitchen cabinet design
- framed and frameless cabinets
- full-overlay cabinet doors
- inset cabinet doors
- shaker kitchen cabinets
- painted kitchen cabinets
- white oak and maple cabinets
- plywood cabinet boxes
- dovetail drawer boxes
- kitchen cabinet replacement
Bathroom Vanities
Bathroom vanities are the second call we get in Gilbert, usually a year or two after the kitchen, and they fail in a way kitchens do not.
A vanity lives in the one room that gets soaked daily, which is why ours use a plywood sink base with a sealed floor and a drawer bank rather than the particleboard box with two doors and a wasted cavity that came with the house. Start under the sink, because that is where every cheap vanity dies.
- bathroom vanities
- custom vanity cabinets
- double sink vanity
- floating vanity
- linen tower cabinet
- medicine cabinet
- powder room vanity
- vanity countertop
- master bath cabinetry
- vanity with drawers
- bathroom storage cabinets
Walk-In Closets & Wardrobes
Custom closet systems in Gilbert start with a question almost nobody asks first, which is what you actually own. We count your hanging length in inches, your shoes in pairs, and your folded stacks in shelves, then draw a closet around those numbers instead of installing the same three-rod kit every builder uses. The wire shelf that came with the house is the villain here.
- custom closet systems
- walk-in closet design
- reach-in closet organizers
- wardrobe cabinets
- closet island
- shoe storage shelving
- double hanging rods
- closet drawers and hampers
- his and hers closet
- melamine closet systems
- bedroom storage built-ins
Garage Cabinets & Storage
Garage cabinets in Gilbert have to survive a room that hits 115 degrees in July and fills with fine dust every monsoon, which rules out most of what gets sold in a box. We build wall-hung garage storage in moisture-resistant plywood or thermally fused melamine, hung on a cleat off the studs so the floor stays clear and you can hose or blow it out without soaking a cabinet base. Hanging them is the detail that matters.
- garage cabinets
- garage storage systems
- overhead garage racks
- workbench cabinets
- tool storage cabinets
- wall-mounted garage cabinets
- epoxy-friendly garage storage
- garage organization
- slatwall storage
- three-car garage cabinets
- utility cabinets
Home Office & Built-Ins
Home office built-ins turn the flex room every Gilbert floor plan includes into a room that actually works, usually for less than people expect. A wall of built-in desk, file drawers, and shelving runs $4,000 to $12,000 depending on length and finish, and unlike furniture it uses the full height of a nine or ten foot ceiling instead of stopping at 72 inches. Start with the desk height and depth, because everything else hangs off those two numbers.
- home office built-ins
- custom desk cabinetry
- built-in bookshelves
- office storage cabinets
- file drawer cabinets
- study built-ins
- window seat with storage
- floating shelves
- murphy bed cabinetry
- library wall shelving
- craft room cabinets
Entertainment Centers & Media Walls
Entertainment centers and media walls are the built-in most often designed around a television that will be replaced in four years, which is the single mistake worth avoiding at the drawing stage.
The media walls we build across Gilbert hide the equipment, deal with heat and cabling properly, and are dimensioned so the next screen still fits without anyone opening drywall. Size the opening generously and design a surround that looks deliberate whether the panel fills it or floats inside it.
- entertainment centers
- media wall cabinetry
- built-in TV cabinets
- floating media consoles
- fireplace and TV walls
- component and AV storage
- cable management systems
- game room cabinetry
- home theater built-ins
- display and lighting cabinets
- living room built-ins
Laundry Room Cabinets
Laundry room cabinets are the cheapest room in the house to fix and the one most people put off for a decade. A typical Gilbert laundry room gets a folding counter, uppers that reach the ceiling, a tall broom cabinet, and a pull-out hamper for $2,500 to $6,000, and it changes a chore you do four times a week. The folding counter is the whole point.
- laundry room cabinets
- laundry storage solutions
- folding counter cabinets
- utility sink cabinet
- drying rack cabinet
- washer dryer surround
- laundry room shelving
- broom and mop storage
- pull-out hamper cabinet
- mudroom laundry combo
- laundry countertop
Pantry Systems
Walk-in pantry cabinets are the single highest-return project in a Gilbert kitchen, because almost every house built here since 1998 has a walk-in pantry and almost none of them were finished properly. The builder hangs five runs of wire shelving, calls it done, and you spend the next fifteen years excavating for a can of chickpeas behind the slow cooker. Here is what actually goes wrong with wire shelving.
- walk-in pantry cabinets
- pantry shelving systems
- butler pantry cabinetry
- pull-out pantry drawers
- tall pantry cabinet
- pantry organization
- appliance garage cabinet
- spice pull-out
- pantry door storage
- coffee bar cabinetry
- kitchen pantry remodel
Cabinet Refacing, Refinishing & Painting
Cabinet refacing, refinishing, and painting is the right call in more Gilbert kitchens than any cabinet shop wants to admit, because the town's housing stock is young. A kitchen built in 2004 with plywood carcasses and dated oak doors gets a genuinely new look for $4,000 to $10,000 instead of $20,000-plus, and it takes about a week rather than a month. The three words describe different jobs.
- cabinet refacing
- cabinet refinishing
- cabinet painting
- cabinet door replacement
- rigid thermofoil doors
- veneer refacing
- kitchen cabinet resurfacing
- repainting oak cabinets
- cabinet refacing cost
- refacing vs replacing cabinets
- spray-finished cabinet doors
Cabinet Hardware & Organizers
Cabinet hardware and organizers are the cheapest upgrade in a Gilbert kitchen and the one you touch two hundred times a day. New pulls, new soft-close hinges, and four or five well-chosen inserts usually land between $600 and $2,500 for a full kitchen, and the difference is immediate in a way a new backsplash is not. Hardware first, because it is doing real mechanical work.
- cabinet hardware
- cabinet pulls and knobs
- drawer organizers
- spice rack inserts
- cutlery dividers
- lazy susan corner unit
- tray dividers
- under-sink organizers
- knife block insert
- cabinet hinges replacement
- kitchen storage accessories
Soft-Close & Pull-Out Systems
Soft-close and pull-out systems are the retrofit we do most often in Gilbert, because they fix the two things people hate about a kitchen without touching the doors. Converting fixed shelves to roll-out trays and swapping in soft-close hinges and slides typically costs $75 to $200 per opening, and it makes a fifteen-year-old kitchen behave like a new one. The mechanical case for soft-close is not about the noise, it is about the wear.
- soft-close hinges
- pull-out shelves
- roll-out cabinet trays
- full-extension drawer slides
- undermount slides
- push-to-open drawers
- deep drawer conversion
- blind corner pull-out
- pantry pull-out
- cabinet drawer retrofit
- soft-close drawer upgrade
Countertops
Countertops are the surface that decides how a Gilbert kitchen reads, and quartz has taken over the market here for good practical reasons. Expect roughly $60 to $100 a square foot installed for quartz, $50 to $100 for granite, and $40 to $70 for a butcher block run, all templated after the cabinets are set and leveled rather than off a drawing. Quartz is engineered stone: about 90 percent crushed quartz bound in resin.
- quartz countertops
- granite countertops
- butcher block counters
- sintered stone surfaces
- waterfall island edge
- undermount sink cutout
- countertop templating
- solid surface tops
- kitchen countertop replacement
- bathroom vanity tops
- countertop edge profiles
Islands & Breakfast Bars
Kitchen islands and breakfast bars are the center of almost every Gilbert kitchen, and they are also where production builders make the most predictable mistakes. We build islands sized to the aisles they leave rather than to the biggest slab that fits, with real storage, seating clearance that works, and outlets somewhere you will actually use them. Aisles decide everything.
- kitchen islands
- breakfast bar cabinets
- island seating overhang
- waterfall island
- island with sink
- prep island cabinetry
- microwave drawer island
- island storage drawers
- two-tier island
- custom kitchen island
- peninsula conversion
Wine & Bar Cabinets
Wine and bar cabinets are a bigger request in Gilbert than the housing stock would suggest, mostly because the newer floor plans include a dining room nobody eats in. Converting that wall into a bar with a beverage fridge, glass storage, a stone top, and closed base cabinets runs $5,000 to $15,000 and is the change guests actually notice. Temperature is the technical issue and this climate makes it non-negotiable.
- wine cabinets
- home bar cabinetry
- wet bar cabinets
- wine rack storage
- beverage fridge cabinet
- glass rack shelving
- dry bar built-in
- wine cellar millwork
- bar back cabinetry
- under-counter wine cooler
- butler pantry bar
Mudroom & Entryway Storage
Mudroom and entryway storage is the smallest cabinet project in a Gilbert house and the one that changes the daily traffic most, because almost everyone here enters through the garage. A bench with lockers, hooks, shoe storage, and a drop zone in that four to eight foot stretch runs $2,500 to $7,000 and stops the pile that otherwise forms on the laundry room floor. Dimensions are what make it work.
- mudroom cabinets
- entryway lockers
- built-in bench with storage
- cubby storage cabinets
- drop zone cabinetry
- coat hook bench
- shoe storage bench
- backpack lockers
- garage entry storage
- hall tree built-in
- family command center
Commercial Cabinetry & Millwork
Commercial cabinetry and millwork is a genuine part of what we do across Gilbert and the East Valley, not a line we added to a website. Reception desks, break rooms, medical and dental casework, retail displays, and restaurant service millwork, all built to AWI standards in high-pressure laminate or solid surface and detailed to take commercial traffic rather than residential use. Commercial work is a different animal from a kitchen, and the difference is mostly in the specification.
- commercial cabinetry
- office reception desks
- medical exam room casework
- break room cabinets
- retail display millwork
- restaurant bar millwork
- high-pressure laminate casework
- AWI standards millwork
- ADA compliant casework
- tenant improvement cabinetry
- school and church casework
What Gilbert property owners ask us
Which cabinet services does Gilbert Elite Cabinets handle?
Everything listed on this page, residential and commercial, across Gilbert and the East Valley. Work is done by our own crews rather than handed to whoever is cheapest that week, which is the only way the workmanship warranty means anything.
Can I combine more than one service in a single job?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper. Bundling cabinet work into one mobilization saves setup, disposal and travel, and it means one crew, one schedule and one written free estimate instead of three contractors blaming each other.
Do you give free estimates for every service?
Every one. We come out, measure, look at the real condition of the work area, and put an itemized free estimate in writing with materials and scope spelled out. No charge, no deposit, and no obligation to book.
What Gilbert Customers Say
They drew the whole kitchen in elevations first, so there were no surprises. Plywood boxes, dovetail drawers, soft-close on everything, and the painted shaker doors still look sprayed two summers later.
Three companies bid it. These were the only ones who explained why solid raised panels move in our climate and why they let the wood sit in the house first. That is the kind of detail you only hear from a shop.
We refaced instead of replacing and it was the right call. New doors, drawer fronts, and hardware on our original boxes in about a week, and they told us up front that a teardown was not worth it.
Built the reception desk and break room casework for our office and hit the schedule exactly. Laminate tops, 3mm edges, clean lines. We are using them again on the second suite.
Our walk-in pantry was builder-grade wire shelving. Now it is adjustable full-depth shelves with a drawer bank at the bottom and door storage, and I can finally see everything I own.
They asked what we could reach before drawing a single cabinet. Drawers instead of low shelves, pull-down rods, D-pulls, and knee clearance at the vanity. Nobody else even brought it up.
Service Areas
Gilbert Elite Cabinets serves Gilbert, AZ and surrounding communities including: