You open the pantry cabinet and actually find what you’re looking for. No avalanche of Tupperware. No digging past expired cans. Just organized storage that makes sense for how you cook, how you live, and how much stuff accumulates in a coastal home.
That’s what happens when your kitchen cabinets in North Myrtle Beach are designed with real storage solutions—soft-close drawers that don’t slam, pull-out shelves that bring everything forward, corner cabinets with Lazy Susans instead of black holes where things disappear forever. You’re not just getting boxes on the wall. You’re getting back counter space, cabinet space, and the kind of kitchen where you don’t dread putting groceries away.
The bathroom vanity in North Myrtle Beach homes works the same way. Two sinks if space allows. Drawers deep enough for hair tools. A place for towels that isn’t the floor. When your storage actually functions, your whole routine gets easier. You spend less time hunting for things and more time enjoying the home you’re building here.
We’ve been installing cabinets in North Myrtle Beach, SC for over 30 years. Not just cabinets—floors, countertops, backsplash, bathroom vanity setups, the whole picture. We’ve worked in enough coastal homes to know what holds up and what doesn’t when you’re this close to the water.
We’re the team that shows up when we say we will, calls you back the same day, and doesn’t disappear halfway through your project. That’s why we were named a Neighborhood Favorite in 2023. Our lifetime installation warranty backs every cabinet we install, and our best price guarantee means you’re not overpaying for quality work.
You’ll find us at 2294 Glenns Bay Rd in Myrtle Beach. If your bathroom cabinets are falling apart or your kitchen feels like it’s working against you, give us a call at (843) 585-0109. We’ll walk you through what’s possible without the runaround.
First, we come to your home and measure everything. Not just width and height—we look at how you use the space, where the plumbing sits, what’s behind the walls. If you’re redoing a bathroom vanity in North Myrtle Beach, we check for moisture issues or layout problems that’ll cause headaches later.
Then we talk through your options. White cabinets are still the most popular choice—68% of homeowners go that route—but 2025 trends are leaning into earthy greens, deep blues, warm terracottas if you want something bolder. We’ll show you what soft-close drawers feel like, how pull-out shelves work in a pantry cabinet, and whether floating vanities make sense in your bathroom. You pick what fits your style and budget. We’re not upselling you on features you won’t use.
Installation day, we protect your floors and get to work. Cabinets go in level and square. Doors align. Drawers glide. If we’re doing countertops or backsplash too, it all happens in the right order so nothing gets damaged. When we’re done, we walk you through everything and clean up completely. You’re left with a kitchen or bath cabinet setup that works the way it should from day one.
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Every cabinet installation in North Myrtle Beach, SC includes professional measuring, delivery, and installation with our lifetime warranty. You’re not paying separately for someone to show up and do the job right. That’s included.
We install kitchen cabinets with modern storage features—soft-close hinges and drawers, pull-out spice racks, trash cabinet pullouts, corner solutions that actually let you reach what’s back there. If you’re doing a pantry cabinet, we’ll maximize vertical space with floor-to-ceiling designs and adjustable shelving. For bathroom vanity projects, you can go custom to fit your height, add extra drawers for two people sharing the space, or include hidden storage for all the stuff that usually clutters the counter.
North Myrtle Beach homeowners are dealing with a housing market that’s shifted toward buyers—prices dropped 18.3% year-over-year as of January 2026, and homes sit on the market longer now. That means if you’re updating before selling, smart upgrades like new cabinets and a modern bath vanity can set your home apart without breaking the bank. If you’re staying put, you’re investing in a space that works better every single day. Either way, we’re installing for durability in a coastal climate where humidity and salt air test everything.
We also offer no-interest financing so you’re not stuck waiting to start the project. Most cabinet installations run between $4,000 and $9,000 depending on size and features, with installation typically costing $100 to $300 per linear foot. We’ll give you a clear quote upfront—no surprises, no hidden fees.
Most kitchen cabinet installations take between three and five days depending on the size of your kitchen and whether we’re also doing countertops, backsplash, or other work at the same time. A straightforward cabinet swap in a standard kitchen usually wraps up in three days. Larger kitchens with custom pantry cabinets, islands, or floor-to-ceiling designs can stretch to five days or a bit longer.
We’ll give you a timeline during the estimate so you know what to expect. If we run into something unexpected—old plumbing that needs updating, wall damage that has to be fixed first—we’ll let you know right away and adjust the schedule. The goal is to get your kitchen back in working order as fast as possible without rushing the quality of the install.
Stock cabinets come in standard sizes and finishes. They’re more affordable and available faster, which works great if your kitchen layout is straightforward and you’re okay with common dimensions. You’ll still get quality construction and modern features like soft-close drawers—you’re just working within preset options.
Custom cabinets are built to fit your exact space and specs. If you’ve got an awkward corner, unusually high ceilings, or you want a specific finish that’s not available in stock lines, custom is the way to go. You can also add personalized storage solutions—pull-out spice racks in exact sizes, custom drawer dividers, or a bathroom vanity built to your height and storage needs. Custom costs more and takes longer, but it’s worth it when your space doesn’t fit the mold or you have specific ideas about how your storage should work.
We’ll walk you through both options and help you figure out what makes sense for your budget and timeline.
Yes, if it’s installed correctly with materials designed for moisture. Coastal bathrooms deal with higher humidity year-round, and a poorly built or badly installed bath vanity will warp, swell, or develop mold issues within a couple of years. We’ve seen it plenty of times.
That’s why we use moisture-resistant materials and make sure everything is sealed properly during installation. We also check for ventilation issues and existing moisture damage before we start. If your bathroom doesn’t have adequate airflow, we’ll point that out so you can address it—otherwise you’re just setting up the new vanity to fail the same way the old one did.
Floating vanities are trending in 2025 and they’re actually a smart choice for humid climates because they allow airflow underneath and make it easier to spot leaks or moisture problems early. We install a lot of them in North Myrtle Beach bathrooms, especially in smaller spaces where the visual openness helps the room feel bigger. Whatever style you choose, we’re installing it to last in this environment.
You can, and it’s a solid option if your cabinet boxes are still in good shape but the doors and drawer fronts look dated or worn. Refacing means we keep the existing structure and replace just the visible parts—doors, drawer fronts, and sometimes the veneer on the cabinet frames. It’s faster and cheaper than a full replacement.
The catch is that refacing doesn’t fix functional problems. If your shelves are sagging, your drawers don’t close right, or your layout just doesn’t work for how you use the kitchen, new doors won’t solve that. You’re also limited to the existing footprint, so you can’t add a pantry cabinet or reconfigure storage without doing a full replacement.
We’ll take a look at what you’ve got and tell you honestly whether refacing makes sense or if you’re better off starting fresh. Sometimes the bones are good and refacing saves you thousands. Other times, you’re better off investing in new cabinets with modern storage features that’ll actually improve how the space functions. We’ve done both enough times to know the difference.
White cabinets still dominate—about 68% of homeowners choose white because it’s clean, bright, and works with almost any design style. It’s especially popular in coastal homes where people want that airy, beachy feel. White also tends to hold resale value better if you’re thinking about selling in the next few years.
That said, 2025 trends are pushing toward bolder colors if you want something different. Earthy greens, deep navy blues, and warm terracotta tones are showing up more in North Myrtle Beach kitchens, usually as accent cabinets on an island or lower cabinets while keeping uppers white. Two-tone kitchens give you personality without going overboard.
For bathroom vanity projects, floating designs are huge right now. They create a modern look, make small bathrooms feel more spacious, and they’re practical in humid climates because air circulates underneath. We’re also seeing more requests for custom vanities with double sinks when space allows—couples want their own grooming station instead of fighting for counter space every morning. Whatever direction you’re leaning, we’ll show you what’s working in homes around here and help you land on something you’ll still like in five years.
Most homeowners spend between $4,000 and $9,000 for a full kitchen cabinet installation, with the average landing around $6,310. That includes the cabinets themselves and professional installation. The range is wide because it depends on the size of your kitchen, the type of cabinets you choose, and what features you add—things like soft-close drawers, pull-out shelves, or custom pantry cabinets will push the price up.
Installation labor typically runs $100 to $300 per linear foot. A small kitchen might have 10 linear feet of cabinets, while a larger kitchen could have 25 or more. Bathroom vanity installation is usually less because you’re working with a smaller footprint, but custom bath vanity projects with double sinks and extra storage will cost more than a basic single-sink setup.
We offer a best price guarantee and no-interest financing, so you’re not stuck choosing between doing it right and doing it affordably. We’ll give you a detailed quote after measuring your space and talking through what you want. No pressure, no surprises—just a clear number so you can make the call that works for your budget.
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