Custom Cabinetry in Lynnwood WA - Made to Fit Your Space

Most people start thinking about custom cabinets after a few small things pile up. A door hangs crooked and will not close. A drawer sticks every time you pull it. You stack pots on the counter because nothing inside fits them. Sound familiar? Those are all signs your cabinets are not working for you anymore.

Older homes in Lynnwood and Edmonds are a big reason. Many were built decades ago, and the walls and floors are rarely square. A stock cabinet is built straight. Your wall is not. So you get gaps, filler strips and doors that never line up. Custom work is cut to the real wall, so it sits right.

Moisture is the other big one in the Pacific Northwest. Cabinets under a sink or next to a window soak up damp air and small leaks over the years. The wood swells, the finish peels, and sometimes you smell mildew when you open the door. If the boards at the bottom feel soft, the cabinet is done. We also check the wall behind it, because mold likes to hide there.

You may also want custom cabinets if you have a tight or awkward spot. Think of a corner that eats things, a wall with a slanted ceiling, or a gap beside the fridge. Stock sizes skip right over these spots. Custom can fill them with a pull-out, a tall pantry or a spice rack that slides.

Some folks just want cabinets that match how they cook. A baker needs deep drawers for mixing bowls. Someone with a big family needs more pantry space. Tell us what bugs you each day, and we will build the plan around that.

It starts with a free estimate at your house. John Eric Fernandez or one of our crew comes out, looks at the room and listens. We ask how you cook, what you store and what drives you nuts. There is no trip fee, and we can usually look at your project quickly.

Next we measure. We do not trust one number. We measure the walls, the ceiling height and the floor in several spots, because Lynnwood homes shift over time. We also check for water stains, soft drywall and old leaks behind the current cabinets. Fixing moisture now saves you a bad surprise later.

Then you get an itemized quote in writing. It lists the cabinets, the materials, the hardware, the install labor and the permit work if it is needed. You will see what each part costs before you say yes. No hidden fees.

We go over the layout with you next. You pick the style, the finish, the door type and the hardware. We talk about what fits your budget and what can wait. If you want something that does not make sense, we tell you straight.

When the plan is set, we handle permits in-house. Most cabinet swaps do not need one. But if we move plumbing, gas or walls, the rules can differ between Snohomish and King County, and we deal with that for you.

On install day, we protect your floors and tear out the old cabinets. We fix the wall if there is damage. Then we set the new cabinets level, even when the floor is not. We hang the doors, adjust each one so it lines up, and add the hardware.

Last, we walk through the job with you. We check every door and drawer together. Then we clean up and haul away the old cabinets and debris properly. If something is not right, we make it right.

We will not throw out a number over the phone. Custom cabinets vary a lot, and a guess would not be fair to you. What we can do is tell you what moves the price, so nothing surprises you.

Size is the first thing. More cabinets mean more material and more labor. The material matters too. Solid wood, plywood boxes and cheaper composite boards all cost different amounts, and they hold up differently against our damp weather.

The door style and finish change the price. A plain flat door is simpler than a raised panel with trim. Hardware, soft-close hinges, pull-out shelves and built-in organizers all add up.

The condition of your walls matters as well. If we open things up and find rot or mold from an old leak, that has to be fixed first. We would rather tell you now than hide it. Moving plumbing or electrical, or needing a permit, also affects the total.

The estimate is free, and so is the trip. You get an itemized quote with every piece listed. If something changes during the job, we talk to you before we do the work, not after. That is how we keep it honest.

A lot of homeowners tell us they got burned before. A contractor stopped answering calls. The job dragged on. Half the work never got finished. We run things differently. JE Remodeling Solutions is family-owned and based right here in Lynnwood. John Eric Fernandez has over 25 years of hands-on work, and his dad taught him the trade.

We are a licensed Washington State general contractor, and we are bonded and insured. That protects you and your home. We answer fast, usually in about 30 minutes during our hours, Monday to Saturday, 9 to 5.

You get one point of contact, a clear written quote and permits handled in-house. We stand behind our work with a workmanship guarantee. We also clean up after ourselves every time. We serve Lynnwood, Bothell, Seattle, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Shoreline, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, Woodinville, Kirkland and Everett.