Storage Questions, Answered
Straight answers to what people ask us most about getting started, design, closets, garages, timing and cost.
Getting started
Where do I start?
With a design visit. We measure, listen and show options. Our planning tools can also help you form ideas before we meet.
Do I have to do every room at once?
No. Many customers start with one room, like a closet or the garage, and add others later.
Can you help if I am not sure what I want?
Yes. We show you options and examples, and the drawings let you see ideas before anything is built.
Do you work with builders and designers?
Yes. We coordinate with builders, interior designers and architects and install to their plans.
Do you serve businesses?
Yes. Small offices, shops, clinics and stockrooms get shelving, cabinets and layouts planned for daily use.
What areas do you serve?
We serve cities across the country. Use the service map or call to confirm yours.
Design and materials
How is custom storage different from store-bought?
Custom systems are designed for your exact dimensions and belongings, so they use every inch, hold real weight and look built in.
What materials do you use?
Durable melamine and laminate panels with banded edges, quality hardware and finishes in many colors and woodgrains, plus other options for special projects.
Can I choose my finishes and hardware?
Yes. You pick from real samples, and our Finish Studio shows combinations.
Can you match my existing trim?
Yes. We match paint, stain and trim profiles so new storage looks like part of the house.
Can I add lighting?
LED lighting is a popular option for closets, pantries and garages, planned with an electrician when new power is needed.
Can the system change later?
Adjustable shelves and modular parts let the system change as your needs do.
Closets and bedrooms
How big does a walk-in closet need to be?
A walk-in can work in a modest room. We design for the footprint you have.
Can you rebuild a small reach-in closet?
Yes. Double hanging, adjustable shelves and drawer towers often double what a reach-in holds.
Can you add an island to a closet?
If there is room for comfortable walkways, yes. We tell you honestly if it would feel tight.
Do you install closet doors and mirrors?
We can plan and install sliding, hinged and mirrored doors with the closet system.
Can you design for kids?
Yes. Kids' closets use low rods and adjustable parts that grow with the child.
Do you build wall beds?
Yes. Wall beds with cabinets, shelves and desks are part of our bedroom and office work.
Garages
Will my cars still fit?
Usually yes. We move storage to the walls and ceiling and plan door swings and walkways first.
Do you do garage floors?
Yes. We install coatings and tile systems after preparing the slab.
What is the best way to store tools?
Many garages combine cabinets for hidden storage, slatwall for tools you use often and a workbench with drawers.
Can overhead racks fit above my cars?
Often, once we check ceiling framing, the garage door and the opener. We tell you the safe load for the racks.
Can I phase a garage project?
Yes. We design the whole garage and can install it in stages.
Do you handle garage lighting?
We plan lighting and outlets and work with a qualified electrician for new wiring.
Timing and cost
How long does a project take?
Most single-room projects move from design to finished installation within a few weeks. Larger projects and garage floors take longer.
What does a project cost?
It depends on the size, materials and features. We give a clear written quote after we measure and you choose finishes.
Do I need to be home during installation?
We need access to the room, and many customers are home for the start and the walkthrough.
Will you protect my floors?
Yes. We use floor protection and clean up when we finish.
What if something is not right?
Tell us. We review it with you and adjust the work.
How do I get a quote?
Call or text 800-224-9245, or send the form on any page with a few details and a photo.
Did not find your question?
Call or text, or send the form. We are happy to explain.