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Spec-Grade Custom Cabinetry for Multi-Unit & Luxury Builds (AZ & CO)

Picture this: Your super opens a crate and everything’s labeled by room, hardware kitted, and finish schedule clipped to the top. The countertop team nods. MEP keeps moving. No one’s hunting for a left hinge in a right-hand world.

That’s spec-grade cabinetry, not just nicer doors. It’s a schedule-safe workflow designed for multi-unit and luxury builds. Below is exactly how we run it so you can bid confidently, install cleanly, and turn over on time.

Scope & Submittals: Set the job up to win

Specs are promises. We document them like it. Your submittal lands with a one-page “At-a-Glance” cover so PMs know dates, contacts, and critical callouts in 10 seconds.

  • Scope matrix by unit/space (kitchen, bath, laundry, mudroom, office)
  • Finish schedule tied to our Finish Library (color • sheen • texture)
  • Hardware schedule (hinges, slides, pulls, soft-close, tip-on)
  • Appliance integration & clearances (panel-ready, built-ins, vents)
  • Site requirements (blocking, power, humidity/conditioning)
“If the submittal reads like a roadmap, your schedule stops bleeding time.”

Shop Drawings & Approvals: Kill the “gotchas”

We turn design intent into install reality—down to reveals, fillers, and seam locations. You get plan, elevation, and sections with tolerances you can build to.

  • Dimensioned plans/elevations with tolerances
  • Sections for sinks, panels, tall storage, islands
  • Walkway & egress clearance verification
  • Field-verify step with revision log
  • Digital approval trail (everyone aligned)
Pro tip: Bundle appliance spec sheets inside the drawing set to prevent late panel changes.

Lead Times & Staging: Keep the stack moving

Instead of a single big drop that clogs hallways, we stage deliveries by building/stack. Hardware gets fast-packed. Crates and rooms are QR-labeled to a live packing list. Inventory checks become a 60-second scan.

  • Standard finishes: typically 4–6 weeks from final approval
  • Specialty finishes: typically 6–9 weeks (allow for cure time)
  • Weekly or bi-weekly drops by stack/floor
  • On-site protection plan (corners • floors • climate)
  • Installer kitting for speed & accountability

On-Site Install Standards: Rework is a tax…skip it!

Our standards spell out what “done right” means so countertops, plumbing, and electrical slot in without conflict.

  • Tolerances for plumb/level/square (± 1/16” on critical faces)
  • Shimming & fastening sequences for each substrate
  • Moisture/HVAC conditioning required pre-install
  • Panel-ready appliance mounting & service clearances
  • Daily cleanup & protection checklist

Download: Installer Standards & Site-Readiness Checklist (PDF)

Best paired with our QR-labeled crates for instant variance checks.

Warranty & Punch-List Flow: Close clean, hand off confident

We treat close-out as part of the build, not an afterthought. Variances are tagged, parts tracked, and homeowners get a simple care guide that prevents “How do I…?” tickets.

  • Punch-walk within 3–5 business days of substantial completion
  • Variance tagging (touch-ups • adjust • replace)
  • Parts reorder & ETA tracking with PM visibility
  • Homeowner care & cleaning handoff
  • Standard warranty terms in the trade agreement

FAQ: Spec-Grade Cabinets for Builders & Teams

What actually makes cabinetry “spec-grade”?
Documented submittals, buildable drawings with tolerances, staged drops, installer standards, and defined close-out. Premium materials matter—process keeps schedules intact.
How long do approvals take?
Most projects approve in 7–10 business days including one revision. Complex integrations or late appliance changes can extend this.
What lead times should we plan for?
Standard finishes typically 4–6 weeks from final approval; specialty 6–9 weeks. We’ll outline a staged plan by stack/floor.
Do you support Mesa, AZ and Colorado Springs, CO locally?
Yes—local trade support for job walks, deliveries, and warranty response. See Mesa and Colorado Springs.
Can you help value-engineer without killing the look?
Absolutely. We review carcass materials, joinery, drawers, finishes, and hardware for savings that don’t shout “budget.”

Ready to plug this into your master schedule?

Tell us where you’re building. We’ll map lead times, stage drops, and start drawings you can actually build from.