Your kitchen cabinets in Atlantic Beach, SC need to handle humidity, salt air, and daily use without warping or falling apart. That means proper materials, accurate measurements, and installation that accounts for coastal conditions—not just what looks good in a showroom.
When we install bathroom vanity units or pantry cabinets, we’re thinking about how you actually use the space. Pull-out drawers so you’re not digging around in the back. Adjustable shelving that adapts when your needs change. Hardware that doesn’t corrode six months in.
You get cabinets that fit the first time, storage solutions designed around how you cook and move, and countertops that tie it all together. No callbacks for crooked doors or drawers that won’t close. Just functional space that makes your daily routine easier.
We’ve been installing bathroom cabinets, kitchen cabinets, and storage cabinets in Atlantic Beach, SC and the surrounding Myrtle Beach area for over 30 years. That’s long enough to know what holds up in coastal homes and what doesn’t.
We’re not a cabinet-only shop. We handle the countertops, the plumbing hookups, the electrical if you’re adding lighting, and the tile work. That means fewer contractors to coordinate, one point of contact, and a project that actually finishes on schedule.
You’re working with people who’ve seen every layout challenge Atlantic Beach homes throw at us—tight bathroom spaces, outdated kitchen configurations, moisture issues that need addressing before new cabinets go in. We measure twice, order once, and back our installation work with a lifetime warranty.
First, we come to your home in Atlantic Beach, SC and measure everything. Not just width and height—we’re checking for level floors, plumb walls, and any moisture issues that need fixing before new bathroom vanity or kitchen cabinets go in.
Then we walk through your options. All-wood construction versus particle board. Soft-close hinges. Pull-out trash cabinets or shoe cabinets if you’re adding a mudroom. Countertop materials that work with your budget and won’t stain or chip easily. We’re not upselling—we’re explaining what each choice means for durability and function.
Once you approve everything, we order your cabinets and schedule installation around your timeline. Our team handles the demo if needed, installs your new bath cabinets or pantry cabinet, connects plumbing for bathroom vanity units, and cleans up completely. You’re not left with a half-finished project or a list of things you need to hire someone else to complete.
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Every cabinet project includes accurate field measurements, material selection guidance, and complete installation with our lifetime warranty. We’re handling the bathroom vanity plumbing connections, the cabinet leveling and securing, and the countertop installation—not leaving you to figure out the finishing touches.
For Atlantic Beach, SC homeowners, that also means we’re selecting materials rated for coastal humidity. Kitchen cabinets need different depth and height specs than bathroom cabinets—21 inches deep versus 24, and 30-32 inches high instead of 36. Those details matter when you’re trying to maximize a small bathroom or fit a pantry cabinet into a narrow space.
We also coordinate the full scope if you’re doing a larger remodel. Need tile backsplash behind your new cabinets? We handle it. Replacing old plumbing while the vanity is out? We’ve got licensed plumbers. Want to repaint after cabinets go in? We can manage that too. You’re not juggling five different contractors or waiting weeks between each phase.
Most bathroom vanity replacements take one day once materials arrive. You’re looking at demo in the morning, new cabinet and countertop installation by afternoon, and plumbing reconnected before we leave.
Kitchen cabinet projects in Atlantic Beach, SC typically run three to five days depending on size. A small galley kitchen with 10-12 cabinets usually wraps in three days. Larger kitchens with pantry cabinets, trash cabinets, and custom storage solutions take closer to five.
The real timeline factor is ordering. Stock cabinets ship in two to three weeks. Custom cabinets or specific finishes can take six to eight weeks. We give you exact lead times upfront so you can plan around the work—especially important if you’re managing a rental property or coordinating with other trades.
All-wood construction beats particle board or MDF in Atlantic Beach, SC every time. Particle board swells when it gets wet, and coastal humidity will find every unsealed edge. You’ll see dark spots, warped doors, and failed drawer boxes within a few years.
Solid wood or plywood cabinet boxes with hardwood face frames handle moisture better. For bathroom vanity units especially, we recommend marine-grade plywood or solid wood with proper sealing. The upfront cost is higher, but you’re not replacing cabinets in five years because the boxes deteriorated.
Hardware matters too. Hinges and drawer slides need corrosion-resistant finishes—not basic steel that rusts out. Soft-close mechanisms last longer when they’re rated for high-humidity environments. We source hardware that’s designed for coastal installation, not whatever comes cheapest from the manufacturer.
If your cabinet boxes are solid and level, refacing saves money. We replace doors, drawer fronts, and hardware, then veneer the visible box surfaces. You get a new look for roughly half the cost of full replacement.
But if boxes are particle board, water-damaged, or out of level, refacing just covers up problems. You’ll still have drawers that don’t close right, doors that hang crooked, and boxes that might fail in a few years. We’ll tell you honestly after measuring—sometimes full replacement is the smarter investment.
For most Atlantic Beach, SC bathroom vanity projects, replacement makes more sense. Vanities take direct water exposure, and older units often have hidden damage. Kitchen cabinets are better refacing candidates if the bones are good and you’re mainly updating style. We walk through both options with real numbers so you can decide what fits your budget and timeline.
Yes. We’re not handing you a cabinet box and walking away. Countertop templating happens after cabinets are installed and level. We measure for your granite, quartz, or laminate, coordinate fabrication, and install it once it’s ready.
Bathroom vanity projects include disconnecting old plumbing, installing your new vanity, and reconnecting supply lines and drains. If your shutoff valves are corroded or your drain setup needs updating, we handle that too. You’re not calling a separate plumber to finish the job.
Kitchen cabinet projects often involve moving electrical outlets, adding under-cabinet lighting, or relocating plumbing for the sink. We coordinate those trades or handle them in-house depending on scope. The goal is one point of contact and a finished project—not a list of things you still need to hire out.
Stock bathroom cabinets in Atlantic Beach, SC start around $200-400 per unit for basic construction. You’re limited to standard sizes and finishes, but lead times are shorter and costs are predictable. Fine for straightforward replacements where standard dimensions fit.
Semi-custom cabinets run $400-800 per unit. You get more finish options, better construction, and some size flexibility. Most kitchen cabinet projects fall here—you need specific widths to fit your space, but you’re not doing anything wildly custom.
Full custom cabinets start around $800-1,200+ per unit. Makes sense when you have odd dimensions, want specific wood species, or need features like pull-out spice racks or trash cabinets built to exact specs. The cost jump is significant, so we usually recommend semi-custom unless your space truly requires custom sizing.
Check for soft spots, dark staining, or swelling on the cabinet boxes—especially under the sink or bathroom vanity. That’s water damage, and it doesn’t get better. If the box structure is compromised, replacement is your only real option.
Doors that won’t close, drawers that stick, or cabinets pulling away from walls often mean the boxes are out of level or the mounting has failed. Sometimes that’s fixable with shims and new screws. Other times the boxes are twisted or the wall attachment points are stripped out, and you’re better off starting fresh.
Surface issues like worn finish, outdated style, or broken hinges are repair territory. We can replace hardware, refinish surfaces, or swap doors without touching the boxes. But if you’re dealing with structural problems, moisture damage, or cabinets that were poorly installed to begin with, replacement gives you a solid foundation instead of patching problems that’ll resurface.
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