Custom cabinets, closets & remodels in Nolensville

What do Nolensville homeowners usually ask us for?

Closets and pantries first. A Nolensville primary closet is often a generous room with almost nothing in it, and a walk-in pantry is a closet with four wire shelves. We rebuild both with cabinetry: double hanging, long hanging, drawer stacks, shoe shelves and a bench in the closet, and shelving on adjustable standards, pull-out baskets and a counter for small appliances in the pantry. The rooms were sized well by the builder; they simply were never finished.

Kitchens are the second request, particularly in the earlier neighborhoods such as Bent Creek and Ballenger Farms, where the original cabinetry is now fifteen or twenty years old. Owners keep the layout, which usually works, and replace the boxes with cabinetry built to the ceiling, a larger island, better drawers and a finish that suits the rest of the house. Garage storage, home offices in the front flex room and media walls in the bonus room follow.

What is different about working on a home in Nolensville?

Nolensville houses are consistent, which helps. Ceilings are nine or ten feet, walls are square, and framing is predictable, so cabinetry can be built with confidence from measurements taken on the first visit. The town issues its own building permits through its codes department, and nearly every neighborhood has a homeowners association with rules on exterior changes, though interior cabinetry and closets rarely involve them. The bigger practical question is usually schedule: many owners are working from home, so we plan installation to keep the office usable.