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Planning and Process

What to Expect From a Custom Storage Project

Key takeaways

  • A design visit comes first
  • You approve drawings and finishes before anything is built
  • Parts are made to your measurements
  • Installation is quick, and we walk you through the result

A custom storage project has a clear sequence, and knowing the steps takes the mystery out of it.

The design visit

A designer visits, measures and talks through what you own and what is not working. Photos and notes help, and so does a short wish list.

Drawings and finishes

You see a scaled drawing and choose finishes and hardware from real samples. Changes at this stage are easy, so take your time.

Building the parts

Once you approve the design, the parts are made to your measurements and checked for quality before they ship.

Installation

Our crew installs the system, levels everything, adjusts drawers and doors and cleans up. Many closets take a day or two, and larger projects take longer.

The walkthrough

We walk you through how everything works, show you how to adjust shelves and leave you with care tips. If something needs adjusting, tell us and we will look into it.

What we need from you

  • A cleared space on installation day
  • Access to power and a clear path to the room
  • Decisions on finishes before the parts are ordered

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Questions about your own space? Call or text 800-224-9245, or use the quote form below.

Request a quote

Tell us what you are seeing.

Tell us where the space is, what is not working and what you would love instead. We read every message and reply with clear next steps.

  • What you want to store and where, so we can send the right designer with the right ideas
  • A photo of the space, rough measurements if you have them, or a result you saved from a tool on this site
  • A plain-English plan: the design, the finishes and what to expect, before anything is built
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