Best Cabinets in Phoenix, AZ

We were pretty far down the kitchen remodel when we were getting no where with the cabinet company we had been working with. We stopped in the check out Caninets4Less and is was the best decision. Margie helped us design exactly what we wanted. We had a few little issues when the cabinets were installed but she took care of them right away.  Our kitchen looks amazing!! Go see Margie!!

Dawn created a built in bookshelf/entertainment unit for my master bedroom a while back. It came out amazingly well crafted and stunning to look at. Her team was dependable, professional, and nice. I get a ton of compliments on this bookcase. I would recommend her to absolutely anyone and would certainly use her services again.

Alfredo and his wife Rosa did a wonderful job repainting my metal driveway gate.  And replacing all the wood and bolts in my yard gates.  They also painted them.  They communicated well, were very honest, we're super nice, and did a great job.  I will be hiring him for some other work.  Highly recommend!

Aaron Pieratt worked with me until we came up with a design that fit my unique style and personality. He went above and beyond to get the project completed and it has truly exceeded my expectations. It was a truly custom project that was completed flawlessly and ahead of original schedule. I will recommend Aaron specifically to all my friends and neighbors. Thank you Aaron for your expertise, quality, and ability to work so effortlessly for your clients needs.

I had full throttle expoxy my 1800 sq foot garage. Jeff was very prompt and professional. I couldn't ask for better results. You can't go wrong using these guys. Top notch organization

The job was professional, and Joel Rocha was especially good. Reborn is lubky to have him.

My wife and I used Bobby and Madera cabinets in the fall of 2019 for an extensive remodel with *a lot* of cabinets.  On the upside, Bobby was very good in working with my wife and I to design the cabinets that we wanted.  He also seems to never clock out and would respond to texts or emails in the late evening when one would expect to have to wait until the next business day for a response.  Lastly, the pricing was competitive.
That said, working with Madera cabinets turned out to be the most frustrating and unpleasant part of my entire remodel.  When the cabinets came in, there were some problems - for instance the drawers on the middle bank of cabinets under our kitchen counter didn't line up with the drawers on the left or right of them, though the rendering suggested they would.  At this time, Bobby was great, coming out to the house, recognizing and taking responsibility for the problem, and vowing to fix it.  But the problems just kept coming - floating bathroom vanity cabinets not centered under the plumbing which comes out from the wall;  a cabinet side that was shorter than the doors which make up the cabinet front, thus looking very mismatched; a site built cabinet which was built around an HVAC chase with gaps of 3/4 between the floor of the cabinet and the side...and on and on.  And unfortunately,  as the list of problems became longer, it seemed Bobby's patience became shorter.  And so did his willingness to fix them.  At times he would become angry, raise his voice and threaten go back and charge me for all the extra things he had done for me, all while trying to sell me a list of excuses.
In the case of the bathroom cabinets, I was told the faucets weren't there when the cabinets were installed, so it couldn't be his installers' fault the cabinets weren't centered beneath.  However, the handles and faucets both protrude from the drywall, and drywall had to be done before cabinet installation, so at minimum the stubs were there.  And it was pretty far off...  So eventually they moved the cabinet...and it was still not centered.  After another negotiation, they moved it again and fabricated a new filler for the wall side of that cabinet.  This was then added to my list of extras that perhaps I should be charged for.  
With the site-built cabinet, I was informed that I had been told that the build quality / tolerances would not be as tight as if it were built at the warehouse (I was not told this) and that the deficiencies couldn't be seen when the cabinet doors were closed (which was true, but not ok).  After insisting that it be fixed and waiting for more than a month, it was worked on and...improved somewhat.  
When the too-short cabinet side was pointed out, I was told the doors just needed to be adjusted up so the bottom of the doors would be flush with the bottom of the cabinet side.  But wouldn't that compromise the uniformity of the reveal at the top of the doors?  Over the course of 3 weeks, I argued this one, but the Madera crew, including Bobby himself, insisted on adjusting the door. They did, and then it was still 1/8 off at the bottom (instead of 1/4) and the reveal was now non-existent at the top of the top of the door.  It was then I asked the installer to measure the cabinet fronts.  He did.  Then I asked him to measure the cabinet side.  He did.  The cabinet side was 1/4 shorter than the cabinet fronts.  Any wonder that adjusting the doors didn't fix that?  
In order not to belabor the point, I will omit the numerous other deficiencies that Madera tried to pass off as acceptable and fixed only after numerous requests, negotiation, occasional belligerence, multiple trips to the house and extensive waits.
In the end, Madera's installers made no less than 20 trips to my house.  In time, Madera became, in my household, a verb associated with wasted days:  How was your day, honey?  With a sigh, Oh, it got Madera'd again.  But the trips became less and less productive and often I'd be promised We're going to have the [door / trim piece / filler] in tomorrow and we'll be by to finish everything up so we can be out of your hair.  But when tomorrow came, whatever was supposed to come in apparently hadn't and the we that I was expecting to come and finish up turned out to be one lowly 20-year old kid adjusting some reveals and trying to cover nail holes in a glossy kick plate with putty (not effective) for 2 hours before heading out for the day.  There would be another 10 visits to the house before whatever it was came in and that one item was remedied, leaving only 19 more.
At the end of the day, the result is actually pretty good.  I had to write off some problems and honestly, for my own sanity, tell Madera to just forget it on a couple of smaller issues.  But though the result was decent, it was one I had to *fight* for, and given the value of my time and the amount of the frustration it took to get there, next time I'll pass.

Wow!! I just got my countertops done by Syles Brothers and I am astonished! They came out exactly how I wanted. Michele and her husband were prompt with their appointment to measure the tops, they were also extremely professional and personable. Rosalie, one of the owners, was able to answer any questions I had about the process. I am just beyond excited about the look, they are amazing! The crew arrived promptly and worked diligently to finish the job. I love them!! My new counters make my kitchen look brand new!! Thank you so much, Styles Brothers!!

Love our new kitchen! Wonderful to work with throughout our remodel. Always listened to what we wanted and had some great ideas.

In today's fast paced world, much of the quality and attention to detail has been lost.  Aboval was founded on the principle that quality never goes out of style. They take pride in every project we do.  Let them create your next treasure!

I was lucky to find Tom's store because it was next to the big flooring store. We had just bought a fixer upper that needed a new kitchen. We had a tight budget and timeline, and other companies I looked into couldn't meet our needs (price, style, and timeline). I stopped in, Tom was there, showed me the flat panel options, and he said he could give me the kitchen we wanted in 3 weeks! Perfect!! The next day, he came to the house and measured and submitted the order for the cabinets.
His guys installed them on schedule as promised and they looked fabulous. Tom also hooked us up with his countertop guy Peter (custom cut granite), who did a great job w the sparkling coconut quartz we found at Aracruz.
Tom also ordered & installed our cabinet pulls (Richelieu), which took a little while and were $$$, but worth it.
(3D backsplash from Tile Shop, installed by Mauricio Mancinas)

My wife and I had been wanting to remodel our kitchen for years.  We had saved and budgeted for such a grand expense.  Thanks to the stimulus checks, we finally felt that we could take on the financial burden of a kitchen remodel, but we wanted to do it right.  We decided that the more estimates, the better.

We got estimates from about 10 different Cabinet & Countertop contractors.  The majority of them were fairly pricey.  The last estimate we received was from Rudy, the owner of AZ Cabinets and Home Solutions.  I had planned on telling Rudy the same thing as we had told all of the other contractors: Thanks for your time, we will get back to you.  However, to our surprise, the home visit with Rudy was unlike any of the other estimates we had received.  He gave us new ideas we had not thought of for the remodel.  He was very knowledgeable and took the time to explain to us the different types of stone for the countertops and wood for the cabinets.  On top of it all, Rudy was very personable and likeable, and made the process very easy.

Based on how well the estimate was going, I thought his quote was going to be on the higher side of the spectrum.  He let my wife and I browse samples he had brought, while he measured and crunched numbers.  When he was done, he showed us the tablet with the itemized price breakdown, and we were shocked to see that his estimate was the lowest that we had been presented with!  At that moment, we knew that we had found our contractor.

We gave Rudy a  down payment.  The understanding was that we would pay a third to solidify the contract, a third upon delivery of cabinets, and the final third upon completion of the project.  We set a begin construction date for the following Friday.

The following Friday, as promised, Rudy's crew showed up bright and early and completed the demolition that same day.

We had selected Maple Cabinets and Quartz Countertops.  Rudy had the Cabinets delivered and installed early the following week.  The following day, the Quartz was delivered and installed as well.  As they were finishing the install, my wife decided that she wanted to extend the countertop about 12 inches further than we had originally planned.  I contacted Rudy to ask about this, but I feared that it couldn't be done, or that it would add significant cost.  Rudy however, was completely understanding; he told me that he would change out the slab for free, he explained to me that customer satisfaction and word of mouth was how he made his money, and for that reason he was happy to make the modification free of charge.

As of yesterday, our kitchen remodel is complete.  We had a great experience with AZ Cabinets and Home Solutions, but most importantly, we absolutely love our new kitchen!

Tiana and Glen did amazing work on my kitchen remodel. They delivered on everything I requested for with quality workmanship. Their communication was top notch throughout the entire project and it really gave me a sense that they truly cared.

They put a lot of effort in getting into all the details of the project and we're thorough with all aspects. Because of of this, we did not encounter any major unexpected issues on the project.

They completed my full kitchen remodel along with replacing the flooring throughout most of the house in a month's time frame. They provide a neat schedule of all the different work to be done and dates of when that work is scheduled for. We followed this schedule almost exactly and they were even able to work in a change to the project without pushing the timeline further out.

I have been completely satisfied with their work and would without a doubt recommend them for home remodel projects. They are respectful, professional and charge very reasonable rates. I am looking forward to using their services again for a future bathroom remodel.

George is an amazing person, very honest & man of his words. Very pleasant person to talk to.

He resurfaced our bathroom washbasin for a very reasonable price with one year warranty. After that we had problems twice with the basin in warranty period, but George took care of it each time without giving any hassle. He made sure we are satisfied with the work & honored the warranty at no additional cost. Now our basin is pretty again.

I will certainly do business with George again & recommend to others.

Zero stars. My 6 months of hell won't be over for at least another 3 months. I ordered kitchen cabinets in early September and was promised delivery by Christmas. Based on this timeframe I went ahead and gutted my kitchen so I could install new flooring and plumbing before the install. (Big mistake on my part). The original design had wrong measurements for the island because they did not measure correctly. I caught the error, they did not!  The redesign delayed my order, and they installed in February. When it arrived, it was the wrong wood color! I accepted it because I had been without a kitchen for 3 months. They offered to have their installer re-stain the wood. Really? Not only that but the drawer under the sink did not fit with the plumbing, and the corner cabinet was a complete waste of space.  I had ordered my appliances before they designed the kitchen so that they could make them all fit correctly.  When the appliances arrived, the refrigerator did not fit, and the cooktop did not fit. They had to cut into the base cabinets to make the cooktop fit.  I had to reorder a different refrigerator which will be delivered in April. They had to reorder refrigerator panels which will take 3 months (June delivery). Meanwhile I still do not have the under cabinet lighting or the shelving units. The headache I went through to talk to them and have them correct errors was exhausting. I accepted a refund, which was less than 15% of the total cost of the cabinets. This is not near enough compensation. I am not optimistic that this will end well, if ever!

I wanted to put Woodmode cabinets in our remodel. I went to the showroom and met with the salesperson, Karen. I explained that we were not ready to order cabinets yet, but did want Woodmode. I gave her our plans and told her that I wanted to do the kitchen. Karen told me that she would do cabinet plans for the other cabinets in the house without any obligation. At our next meeting she presented me with cad drawings of all cabinets and a contract. Karen explained to me that Woodmode was having a promotion that was ending at the end of the year. Karen told me that she called Woodmode and asked them to extend the promotion past the end of year as I was not ready to order cabinets yet. Karen said woodmode agreed to extend the date on the promotion as long as I gave a deposit. For a kitchen that was to cost approximately $53,000 I gave Karen the requested deposit if about $26000.00. After the deposit was given the cost of the kitchen kept going up. Karen finally told me that Woodcrest would not honor the original contract. I contracted with another company and asked for my deposit back. I confirmed with Woodmode that Woodcrest never ordered any cabinets for me. Mark, at Woodmode customer service, confirmed that I am not in the system and couldn't understand why I couldn't get my deposit back.

To date Keven Mooney the owner of Woodcrest Cabinets in Scottsdale has not returned one penny on my money. I have been requesting a refund for over one year.

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