We buy cabinets and stone for our own remodels, direct from the manufacturers and stone suppliers, and we sell the same material to homeowners who want to handle their project themselves. You get factory-direct pricing without a general contractor's margin stacked on a supplier's.
What you can buy
- Cabinet lines — the same ones we specify on our own jobs, in the door styles and finishes we install every week
- Slabs — quartz, granite, natural stone, porcelain and sintered surfaces
- Hardware — pulls, knobs, hinges and slides that match the fronts
We are not tied to one manufacturer, so the specification can follow the job rather than a house line.
Buying material is a measuring problem
The mistake we see most often is a cabinet order placed from a floor plan instead of from the room. Walls are rarely square, ceiling heights vary across a run, and a filler in the wrong place is the difference between a kitchen that looks built and one that looks assembled. Come in with real measurements, or have us take them.
Stone is the same story in reverse: a slab is bought before it is templated, so what matters is knowing the layout, the seam positions and the cutout list before you commit to a specific slab.
Installation, if you want it
The crew that installs our own remodels can install what you buy. That is the version we recommend — one company accountable for both the material and the fit, so a door that does not close or a seam in the wrong place is ours to solve. If you would rather install it yourself, the material is still yours to buy.
Contractors and repeat buyers
If you are buying for more than one kitchen — a rental portfolio, an ADU, an apartment turn, a flip — the contractor wholesale program is the better door: trade pricing, bulk and multi-unit rates, and a specification you can order again unit after unit.
Come to the shop at 4212 Roseville Rd in North Highlands to see doors, finishes and hardware in person, or start with a call and we will tell you what your job actually needs before you buy anything.
