Custom Cabinets for Austin, TX Homeowners

Austin Custom Cabinets Pros builds cabinetry for homes across the city, from early-1900s bungalows near the center to new-build subdivisions on the outer edges. Two very different housing stocks, two very different cabinet jobs.

Older central Austin kitchens often have non-standard openings. Walls settle, corners aren’t square, and a stock cabinet line just won’t sit flush. New construction brings a different problem: precise rough-in coordination so cabinets land exactly where plumbing and electrical were roughed in months earlier. We handle both.

Serving Homeowners in Austin

Austin’s population has grown fast for over a decade, and the housing mix reflects it. You’ll find original postwar kitchens that haven’t been touched since the 1960s sitting a few blocks from homes built last year.

For older homes, that usually means retrofit cabinetry: built-to-fit boxes that account for uneven walls, outdated cabinet depths, or appliance openings that don’t match today’s standard sizes. For new-build homes, it’s often about matching a builder’s plan while still getting custom sizing where the builder-grade cabinets fall short.

We also build for everything in between: additions, converted garages, and rooms where a previous owner’s cabinet choices just didn’t hold up. Common jobs across the city include full kitchen rebuilds, closet systems, pantry shelving, and garage storage, especially in homes with smaller original footprints that need more out of every square foot.

Austin Custom Cabinets Pros also covers the nearby suburbs: West Lake Hills, Rollingwood, Lost Creek, Barton Creek, and Sunset Valley.

Custom Cabinets FAQs for Austin

How much does Custom Cabinets cost in Austin? Cost depends on wood species, box construction, and project scope. A single reface project might run a few thousand dollars, while a full custom kitchen with hardwood boxes and premium finish runs well into five figures. We give a written range after seeing the space.

How long does Custom Cabinets take in Austin? A simple closet or pantry build can be done in a couple weeks. A full kitchen, from design to install, typically runs six to ten weeks depending on material lead times and shop backlog.

Do I need a permit for cabinet work in Austin? Usually not for a like-for-like box swap or refacing. If the job involves moving plumbing or electrical, like a wet bar or vanity relocation, the City of Austin or Travis County may require a permit. We’ll flag it before work starts.

Can I reface instead of fully replacing my cabinets? Often, yes. If the boxes are square and solid, new doors, a veneer refresh, and updated hardware cost less and take less time than a full rebuild.

Request a Free Estimate

Call Austin Custom Cabinets Pros at +1 (936) 296-2371 or request a free estimate online. We’ll look at your space and tell you honestly whether you need a full rebuild or a lighter touch. Contact us or head back to Home to see our full service list.