Frontier Cabinetry

**Frontier Cabinetry** · 01-16-2012

Frontier Cabinetry specializes in making unique, custom residential and commercial cabinets.

From traditional to rustic styles, you can choose the perfect look for your cabinetry project. Because our cabinets are custom made to your specifications, you have many options available to you. We can help you maximize your space, or create a special design to meet your specific storage needs.

Our custom roll-out shelves, drawer organizers, lazy susans and other accessories will keep your cabinets and drawers neat and increase their functionality.

We can meet any cabinetry need!

Create a Unique look
Our original woodburning designs bring a touch of nature to your home or business.

Free Estimates
To obtain a free estimate, provide us a drawing or a blue print of your project. Not a handyperson? Don't worry! We're here to help! You can create a drawing using standard graph paper purchased at any office supply store, or, if you're technically savvy, you can create your own graph paper using Microsoft Excel. Use one square to represent 6 inches.

Even a rough drawing can give us all the information we need for an estimate. If you choose to proceed, we'll help you get accurate measurements. Don't worry about costly mistakes-everyday, we work with customers over the phone or internet as they bring their dreams to life. We know how to make sure your measurements will be the first step in a successful project.

If you are remodeling, and already working with a contractor, he or she may be able to take measurements for you.

If you're doing it yourself and need more information about measurements, Click Here.

Submitting Your Drawings
One drawing, even if it isn't perfect, is enough to help us develop a rough estimate. You can attach drawings and e-mail them to us, or, if it is easier for you, you can use mail.

We Ship Anywhere in the US
We work with customers all over the United States. Once we have completed a job, we will ship it to your home. You have the option to stain and finish your own project, and install them yourself, or work with a local contractor.