Custom cabinets, closets & remodels in Gallatin

What do Gallatin homeowners usually ask us for?

In Fairvue Plantation and Foxland Harbor, the houses are large and the rooms are tall, so owners ask for cabinetry with the presence to match: a kitchen with a full-height pantry wall and a substantial island, a wet bar or butler's pantry between kitchen and dining room, a paneled study, and a primary closet built as a dressing room with an island and lighting. Because many of these houses are only fifteen or twenty years old, the work often replaces cabinetry that was never quite right for the room.

In Carellton, Kennesaw Farms, Hunt Club and Twin Eagles, the requests are closets with drawers instead of wire, pantries with cabinetry and a counter, mudroom lockers, garage storage and a home office wall, along with kitchen remodels in the earlier phases. Near the square, the older houses call for inset cabinetry in proportion to tall baseboards and original windows, usually a kitchen and a bath done one at a time.

What is different about working on a home in Gallatin?

Gallatin covers more ground than it looks, from lake coves off Foxland Harbor to the square to farmland north of town, so we plan each project as a day trip with everything on the truck. Permits come through the City of Gallatin, and Fairvue and Foxland have architectural review for exterior changes. Lake and golf houses were often built by custom builders rather than production crews, which means better bones but more variation from house to house, and we measure accordingly before anything is built.