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Pricing
Real ranges from completed work, material rates by the board foot, and a plain explanation of what drives a custom wood quote up or down.
How We Price
Three ways projects come to us
Most of what we do fits one of these three shapes. Find the closest one, then use the detailed tables below to narrow it down.
Supply
Material only, for builders and woodworkers
$6.50 / board foot, from
- Kiln dried hardwood by the board foot
- Hardwood plywood and veneer by the sheet
- Live edge slabs priced individually
- Milling, ripping and moulding runs
- Will call pickup or local delivery
- Trade pricing at volume
- No minimum purchase
Built To Order
Cabinetry, millwork and furniture
$4,800 starting
- Measured drawings and 3D views
- Cabinetry from $850 per linear foot
- Furniture and tables from $2,400
- Shop finishing in a controlled booth
- Delivery and installation included
- Written fixed pricing with allowances
- Workmanship warranty
Whole Project
Full home and commercial packages
$38,000 starting
- Full kitchen and bath cabinetry
- Whole house trim and door packages
- Paneling, ceilings and stair parts
- Commercial fit outs and casework
- Architect and designer coordination
- Phased delivery to site schedule
- Dedicated project manager
Detailed Ranges
What specific work costs
Figures include design, material, fabrication, standard finishing and installation within our service area. Premium species, specialty hardware and stone or metal components are itemized separately.
| Work | Typical Range | Unit | Lead Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen cabinetry, paint grade | $850 to $1,300 | Per linear foot | 8 to 12 weeks |
| Kitchen cabinetry, hardwood | $1,100 to $1,900 | Per linear foot | 10 to 14 weeks |
| Bath vanity, custom | $2,200 to $7,500 | Per piece | 6 to 10 weeks |
| Closet and storage systems | $220 to $520 | Per linear foot | 5 to 9 weeks |
| Media wall or built in | $4,800 to $18,000 | Per unit | 7 to 12 weeks |
| Wall paneling and wainscot | $42 to $130 | Per square foot | 5 to 9 weeks |
| Coffered or beamed ceiling | $58 to $165 | Per square foot | 6 to 11 weeks |
| Trim and door package, whole home | $14,000 to $52,000 | Per home | 10 to 16 weeks |
| Interior doors, custom | $1,400 to $4,600 | Per door | 8 to 14 weeks |
| Stair and railing package | $8,500 to $34,000 | Per staircase | 8 to 14 weeks |
| Dining or conference table | $2,400 to $9,500 | Per piece | 6 to 10 weeks |
| Live edge slab table | $3,200 to $14,000 | Per piece | 6 to 12 weeks |
| Desk or credenza | $1,900 to $6,800 | Per piece | 6 to 10 weeks |
| Floating shelves, solid hardwood | $190 to $520 | Per shelf | 3 to 5 weeks |
| Commercial casework | $260 to $700 | Per linear foot | 10 to 18 weeks |
| Cabinet refacing | $380 to $720 | Per linear foot | 4 to 7 weeks |
| Refinishing and repair | $85 to $135 | Per shop hour | By schedule |
| Design retainer, complex projects | $650 to $2,800 | Per project | Credited to project |
These are planning ranges from completed projects, not quotes. Species, detail level, finish, hardware and site conditions all move the number. The binding price is the one in your signed written proposal. Material sold on its own is priced on our materials page.
Cost Drivers
What moves your number
Two kitchens of the same size can differ by forty thousand dollars. Here is where that gap actually comes from, so you can steer it on purpose rather than discover it at proposal time.
- Species. Paint grade maple versus rift white oak or walnut is the single largest swing in most quotes.
- Construction style. Inset doors require far more fitting time than full overlay and price accordingly.
- Detail level. Applied mouldings, integrated panels, curved work and grain matched runs all add shop hours.
- Finish. A sprayed catalyzed finish, a hand rubbed oil and a multi step glazed finish are three very different labor numbers.
- Hardware. Standard soft close versus specialty organizers, lifts and marine grade hardware adds up quickly across a kitchen.
- Site conditions. Out of square walls, tight access and upper floor installs add install time.
- Schedule. Compressed timelines mean overtime and expedited material, and we will tell you what that costs before you commit.
Always Included
- Consultation and budget conversation
- On site measurement and survey
- Drawings and 3D views for approval
- Written line item scope with allowances
- Shop finishing with proper cure time
- Site protection and daily cleanup
- Scribing, fitting and hardware adjustment
- Punch list walkthrough and warranty
Money Questions
Payment and terms
Is the estimate free?
The consultation, measurement and a budget range are free. For complex projects requiring significant design time, a design retainer applies and is credited in full toward your project when you proceed.
Is your price fixed?
Yes. Your contract states a price for a defined scope, with allowances named for anything not yet selected. Changes happen only through written change orders you approve first.
What is an allowance?
A budgeted dollar amount for an item you have not chosen yet, such as hardware or stone. Select under it and you are credited, go over and you pay the difference. Every allowance appears in the proposal.
What deposit do you require?
Typically 50 percent at contract signing to release material and shop time, with the balance due on completion or per a milestone schedule for larger projects.
Do you offer payment schedules?
For whole home and commercial projects, yes. Payments are tied to defined milestones such as drawing approval, fabrication start and delivery.
Why is custom more expensive than stock cabinetry?
Because it is built to your dimensions, in the species and finish you chose, with joinery meant to last decades. Where stock or semi custom would genuinely serve you better, we will say so rather than sell you something you do not need.
Do you price match other shops?
We will review another quote with you line by line. The gap is usually construction method, species grade, finish quality or what has quietly been excluded. We would rather explain the difference than cheapen the work to match it.
Have a drawing, a room, or just an idea?
Send us dimensions or a photo and we will come back with a design direction, material options and a written price.