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Kitchen Cabinets & Storage Solutions in Austin, TX
MHM Remodeling provides kitchen cabinet and storage solutions in Austin and the surrounding areas, helping homeowners maximize storage and improve overall function and design.
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Kitchen Cabinet Styles & Finish Options
The cabinet style and finish you choose play a major role in the overall appearance of your kitchen remodel. MHM Remodeling helps homeowners throughout Austin and the surrounding areas select cabinet styles and finish options that complement their home’s design, lifestyle, and remodeling goals.
Popular Kitchen Cabinet Styles
- Shaker-style kitchen cabinets remain the most popular choice among Austin area homeowners because of their versatility and timeless appearance.
- Flat-slab kitchen cabinets are a popular option for homeowners seeking a clean, modern, and ultra-modern aesthetic.
- Raised-panel cabinets offer a more traditional look that some homeowners prefer for classic kitchen designs.
- Many additional cabinet styles are available upon request to match your design preferences and remodeling goals.
Popular Kitchen Cabinet Finish Options
- Painted kitchen cabinets remain one of the most popular choices for homeowners. We use hard maple for paint-grade cabinetry because it provides a durable surface and a smoother finished appearance.
- Stained kitchen cabinets are an excellent option for homeowners who prefer the natural beauty and character of real wood grain.
- Clear-coated kitchen cabinets showcase the natural beauty of the selected wood species while providing a durable finish that is attractive, easy to maintain, and built for everyday use.
Kitchen Storage Solutions
MHM Remodeling offers a variety of custom storage options designed to maximize available space while complementing the overall design of your kitchen. Thoughtful planning is an important part of any successful kitchen renovation.
Popular Kitchen Storage Solutions
- Custom pantry and walk-in pantry storage solutions designed around your family’s needs and lifestyle.
- Corner cabinet storage solutions that help maximize space and make the most of traditional hard-to-access areas.
- Custom drawer storage solutions for homeowners who prefer drawers over traditional cabinet doors.
- Custom cutlery, utensil, and spice storage solutions are designed to improve organization and accessibility.
- Appliance garages that help reduce countertop clutter while keeping everyday items within easy reach.
- Custom kitchen islands can incorporate additional storage through deep drawers, pull-outs, seating areas, and specialty cabinet configurations.
Cabinet Construction & Hardware: Where Quality Counts
Quality construction and hardware play an important role in the long-term durability, appearance, and performance of your kitchen cabinetry.
Cabinet Materials & Hardware
- Flush cabinet construction
- 3/4″ UV natural maple concealed interiors with a clear finish
- Exposed cabinet interiors matched to the selected exterior grade and finish
- Blum soft-close concealed hinges
- Blum full-extension, soft-close concealed drawer guides
- 1/2″ dovetail Baltic Birch 9-ply drawer boxes
Why Austin Homeowners Prefer MHM Remodeling
See why homeowners across Austin and the surrounding areas choose MHM Remodeling for complete kitchen remodels and custom kitchen cabinets. Our commitment to quality craftsmanship, attention to detail, and clear communication continues to earn five-star reviews. Explore even more feedback on our full testimonials page.
Kitchen cabinet prices can vary significantly depending on the size of the kitchen, materials selected, and level of customization. Stock cabinets from big box retailers typically range from $3,000 to $8,000, while prefabricated and factory-finished cabinets generally range from $10,000 to $20,000 or more. Fully custom kitchen cabinets typically range from $15,000 to $35,000 or more depending on the design, materials, finishes, and storage features selected.
Absolutely. Custom cabinets allow you to maximize every square inch of available space and give you complete control over your storage solutions. Unlike stock and prefabricated cabinets, custom cabinets can be designed around your specific needs, helping you make better use of difficult layouts, unused space, and unique storage requirements.
Some of the most popular kitchen storage solutions include corner cabinet organizers for hard-to-reach spaces, oversized deep drawers, custom pantry cabinets, cabinet pull-outs, custom organizers, and appliance lifts or pull-out shelves. These are just a few of the many storage options available, and the best solution often depends on the size, layout, and intended use of your kitchen.
Absolutely. Soft-close drawers and doors help reduce wear and tear on your cabinetry while providing quieter operation and a more refined feel. At MHM Remodeling, soft-close hinges and drawer guides come standard on our custom cabinets, and they are also included on most quality pre-made kitchen cabinets available today.
In many cases, this decision comes down to budget. If cost is a major factor, pre-made kitchen cabinets may be the right choice. However, it's a good idea to research both options because the price difference can sometimes be negligible. Other factors to consider include cabinet quality, storage needs, available space, and the level of customization you want for your kitchen.
The cost to install kitchen cabinets can vary significantly depending on the size and complexity of your kitchen. A small kitchen typically ranges from $1,500 to $2,500, while a medium-sized kitchen generally ranges from $2,000 to $3,500. Larger kitchens can range from $3,500 to $6,000 or more depending on the number of cabinets, layout, and overall project complexity.
In many cases, yes. Pre-made and factory-finished cabinets are often less expensive to install because they arrive ready for installation. Custom kitchen cabinets may require additional fitting, finishing, adjustments, or specialty work depending on the design and scope of the project.
