A different buyer with a different problem. Builders, property managers, flippers and ADU developers are not shopping for a dream kitchen — they need a specification that works, a price that holds across units, and material that arrives when the schedule says it will.
What a trade account gets you
- Wholesale pricing on cabinet lines, slabs and hardware, with better rates as the volume builds
- Bulk and multi-unit rates priced by the run rather than by the room
- Repeat specification — one cabinet and stone package agreed once, then ordered again unit after unit so turnovers match
- Subcontract installation — our crew installing cabinets and countertops on your build, scheduled around your programme rather than ours
Where it fits
Apartment turns and rental refreshes, where matching units matter more than choice. ADU packages, where the kitchen is a fixed scope repeated across projects. Spec homes and flips, where the finish package has to look better than its cost. Property managers who need a vanity replaced this week and the same one again next month.
Why the specification is the valuable part
Any supplier can quote a cabinet. What saves a builder money over a year is not re-deciding the package every unit: same door style, same finish, same hardware, same stone, same cutout list. It gets ordered faster, it gets installed faster because the crew has built it before, and a punch list on unit twelve looks like the punch list on unit one.
We hold that specification for you and reorder against it.
Installation, or material only
If you want our crew to install, that is the version we prefer — it is our material and our fit, so nobody is arguing about whose problem a gap is. If your own crews are installing, the material is still available on the account.
Opening an account
Call (916) 500-0840 or contact us with what you build and roughly how many units a year. We are a licensed contractor ourselves, CSLB #1012429, so the conversation is between people who understand each other's schedules.
Buying a single kitchen rather than a programme? That is cabinet and slab sales.
