The process starts with a site visit to your home in Lubbock where measurements are taken for ceiling height, wall depth, and the placement of plumbing and electrical outlets. You discuss what you store, how often you open certain drawers, and whether your current setup creates bottlenecks during cooking or cleanup. Those details inform the design before any wood is cut.

Once the cabinetry is built and installed, you will notice doors that close without gaps, drawers that glide without resistance, and shelves positioned where you actually reach. Countertops sit level, trim aligns with your baseboards, and corner cabinets become usable instead of wasted footage. The result is a kitchen that works the way you move through it.

All hardware is secured with fasteners rated for repeated use, and finishes are selected to resist moisture and cleaning agents. Wood species, stain color, and edge profiles are chosen based on your preferences and the wear patterns typical in active kitchens. The installation does not require you to relocate appliances permanently, though access may be temporarily restricted during fitment.

What types of wood are used for kitchen cabinetry?
You can choose from hardwoods like oak, maple, or cherry depending on grain preference and durability needs. Each species accepts stain differently, and samples are provided before the build starts.
How long does a custom kitchen installation take?
Most projects take between two and four weeks from measurement to final installation, depending on the number of cabinets and any structural prep required in your Lubbock home. You will have access to your kitchen during most of that period.
Why would I need custom woodwork instead of stock cabinets?
Custom work fits spaces with unusual dimensions, awkward corners, or specific appliance placements that standard units leave exposed or underutilized. You also control the height, depth, and internal layout to match how you store and retrieve items.
What happens if my walls are not square?
Measurements account for variations in wall angles and floor level, and cabinets are scribed and shimmed during installation to sit flush and plumb. Minor adjustments are part of the process.
How are the cabinets attached?
Upper cabinets are secured to wall studs using mounting rails and heavy-duty screws, while base cabinets are leveled with shims and fastened through the back panel. All connections are checked for load capacity before the job is considered complete.

TTT Construction handles the full scope of kitchen woodwork in Lubbock, from initial measurements through final installation and hardware adjustment. If you are ready to start planning cabinetry that fits your home, get in touch to schedule a consultation.