Custom Cabinetry & Built-Ins in Northern Utah
ZZYZX Construction Utah. Tell Jason what you need the room to do. Whether you're starting with photos or working from a designer's plans, Jason helps define the scope and coordinates the fabrication and installation partners your project needs.
A room photo, rough dimensions, or drawings are enough to start a conversation. Tell us what you'd like built, where the project is, and your ideal timing. Jason will follow up to discuss the scope and next steps.
Who builds custom cabinets, built-ins, and fitted storage in Roy and Northern Utah?
ZZYZX Construction Utah plans custom cabinets, mudroom lockers, laundry room cabinetry, closet systems, media walls, and home office built-ins from our base in Roy, working with homeowners across Ogden, Layton, and surrounding Northern Utah communities. We are a veteran-owned, licensed general contractor (Utah #14292867-5501) and BBB Accredited Business. Call 801-989-3143 or send a room photo, rough dimensions, or drawings to start the conversation.
Find Your Project
Every room puts different demands on cabinetry. Find the room you're planning to see the decisions that shape the design — then tell us what you need the room to do.
Kitchen Cabinets & Pantries
ZZYZX plans kitchen cabinetry and pantry storage around how you cook and store — drawer layout, pull-outs, appliance clearances, and island dimensions are decided before anything is built.
- Drawers or doors below the counter — drawers cost more per box but reach everything they store
- Pull-out storage: trash, spice, corner solutions, and tray dividers where they earn their keep
- Appliance clearances — refrigerator depth, dishwasher door swing, and range ventilation
- Island size, seating overhang, and clearance to walk around it
- Pantry organization — shelf spacing, pull-out vertically, and visibility of what you store
Planning kitchen cabinetry as part of a full remodel? See our Kitchen Remodeling page, or send us your layout to talk through the cabinet scope.
Mudroom Lockers & Entry Storage
Mudroom built-ins work when each family member has a designated bay — lockers, benches, shoe drawers, and hook rows sized to the people using them and the entryway they fit.
- One locker bay per family member, sized to backpacks, coats, and sports gear
- Bench height and seat depth — comfortable for putting shoes on, with drawer or cubby storage below
- Open hooks and cubbies versus doors — open storage gets used, doors hide the clutter
- Depth that fits your hallway without pinching the walkway
- A drip zone: durable flooring or a tray under wet boots and snow gear
Laundry Room Cabinetry
Laundry cabinetry adds folding counters, hamper storage, and utility cabinets — planned so appliances can still be pulled out for service.
- Counter height over front-loading machines — full-depth folding surface at a comfortable height
- Service access: panels or gaps so washers and dryers can be pulled out and serviced
- Hamper sorters and drop zones built into the cabinetry instead of freestanding baskets
- A hanging rod for drip-dry and wrinkle-release
- Water supply shutoffs and drain access kept reachable behind removable panels
Closets & Wardrobes
Closet systems are planned around your actual wardrobe — the mix of hanging lengths, folded storage, drawers, and reach heights you use every day.
- Double-hang versus long-hang sections — matched to how many shirts versus dresses and coats you own
- Everyday items stored between waist and eye level; high shelves for seasonal storage
- Drawers for folded items versus open shelving — drawers stay tidy, shelves stay visible
- Linen closet shelf spacing sized to towels, bedding, and supplies
- Shoe storage: angled shelves, cubbies, or pull-out racks depending on the collection
Living Rooms & Basements
Media walls, bookcases, and window seats anchor a living room or basement — with cable routing, equipment ventilation, and fireplace clearances planned into the design.
- TV size and seating distance matched to the opening — not the other way around
- Component storage with ventilation and a planned cable path to outlets
- Outlet placement behind cabinetry so nothing visible dangles down the wall
- Fireplace surrounds planned around manufacturer clearances and heat exposure
- Window seat depth and lift-up or hinged storage access
Home Offices
A built-in home office combines desk surface, file drawers, printer storage, lighting, and power in one plan — so the workspace works instead of accumulating furniture.
- Desk height and depth — or a sit-stand configuration if you alternate
- File drawer depth matched to letter or legal hanging folders
- A dedicated printer station with paper and supply storage within reach
- Task lighting and outlets planned at desk level, not wall level
- Cable grommets and a modem or router bay with ventilation
Bedrooms & Specialty Furniture
Bed surrounds, integrated nightstands, storage beds, and one-off custom pieces are evaluated case by case — describe what you want the piece to do and Jason will tell you honestly what's practical to build.
- Clearance around the bed for drawers and doors to open fully
- Nightstand surface height relative to your mattress top
- Charging and power integration where devices live
- Storage access — drawers versus lift-up storage versus open shelves
- Materials and finishes that coordinate with existing bedroom furniture
We don't publish a fixed catalog of furniture pieces. If you have a specific piece in mind — a bed surround, a reading nook, a built-in dressing table — describe it and Jason will evaluate the scope with you.
Bathroom Cabinetry
Bathroom vanities and linen towers are planned around plumbing locations and moisture — the details you can't see after the cabinet is installed decide how it holds up.
- Plumbing rough-in locations versus drawer boxes — supply and drain lines routed so drawers still close
- Toe kicks, floating vanities, and access panels for servicing shutoffs
- Moisture-appropriate materials and finishes for a humid room
- Linen tower depth and shelf spacing for towels and toiletries
- Mirror and medicine cabinet integration with lighting
For a full bathroom renovation that includes new cabinetry, see our Bathroom Remodeling page.
Ready to talk through your cabinetry project?
A room photo, rough dimensions, or drawings are enough to start a conversation.
Finish Carpentry & Trim
Alongside cabinetry and built-ins, ZZYZX provides the finish carpentry that completes a room. These services stand on their own or fold into a larger project.
Crown Molding, Baseboard & Casing
Crown molding, baseboards, door casing, and window trim installed with compound miter cuts and scribing to walls and ceilings that are rarely perfectly flat. We address out-of-plumb walls and uneven surfaces before the molding goes up, not after.
Wainscoting, Board & Batten & Paneling
Wainscoting, board and batten, decorative wall paneling, picture-frame molding, and feature walls. We lay out every pattern before installation so spacing is consistent and the finished result looks designed, not improvised.
Interior Doors & Door Casing
Interior door installation, trim upgrades, and coordinated room finishing. We install prehung doors, replace damaged or mismatched casing, and complete the finish carpentry package so every opening reads as part of a single design.
What Affects the Estimate?
Every cabinetry project is priced on its own scope. The written, itemized estimate reflects five main factors:
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Size and scope
Linear footage, cabinet count, ceiling height, and whether the project is one unit or a full wall of cabinetry.
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Materials and finishes
Wood species, panel and door style, paint or stain, and edge details all influence material cost and finishing time.
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Hardware and features
Drawers, pull-outs, soft-close hardware, integrated lighting, and charging or power integration add components and labor.
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Installation access
Stairs, tight hallways, finished floors, and an occupied home affect how the work is staged and how long installation takes.
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Coordination with other trades
Projects that touch plumbing, electrical, tile, or flooring require scheduling around those trades — ZZYZX coordinates that sequence as your general contractor.
How a Cabinetry Project Works
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Consultation
Tell Jason what you need the room to do. He reviews your photos, dimensions, or drawings and discusses layout, materials, and budget range.
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Measurements
We take precise field measurements of the room, walls, ceiling height, and any obstacles — outlets, HVAC vents, windows, plumbing — that affect the design.
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Design & Material Selection
We develop the layout with you and walk through material choices — wood species, door style, finish, hardware, and paint or stain direction.
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Detailed Estimate
You receive a written, itemized estimate before any work begins. No surprises.
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Fabrication & Installation
Finish carpentry and on-site built-in framing are built and installed by our crew. Where a project calls for specialized cabinetry fabrication, we coordinate qualified trade partners — and manage the schedule and quality checkpoints as your general contractor.
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Final Walkthrough
We walk through the finished work with you, address any adjustments, and confirm the project meets your expectations before we leave.
Cabinetry & Built-Ins FAQs
How much do custom cabinets and built-ins cost?
Cost depends on the size of the project, material selection, hardware, and features like drawers, pull-outs, and integrated lighting. We provide a written, itemized estimate after measuring the space and reviewing your design direction — there is no charge for the estimate.
Do you take on cabinetry-only projects, or only full remodels?
Cabinetry-only and trim-only projects are welcome — a mudroom locker unit, a laundry room update, or crown molding throughout a main floor. There is no minimum project size. Larger remodels that include cabinetry are coordinated as a single scope.
Can I work with my existing designer?
Yes. Whether you're starting with photos of rooms you like or working from a designer's plans, Jason helps define the scope and coordinates the fabrication and installation partners your project needs. Your designer stays involved; ZZYZX handles the construction side.
What should I send for an estimate?
A room photo, rough dimensions, or drawings are enough to start a conversation. Submit through the project form or call 801-989-3143, and Jason will follow up to discuss the scope and next steps.
Can new built-ins match my existing cabinetry and trim?
In most cases, yes. We identify the door style, profile, and finish of your existing cabinetry and trim and match new work to them. Older homes sometimes have profiles that are no longer standard, in which case we'll show you the closest available match before ordering material.
Do you fabricate the cabinets yourselves?
Finish carpentry — trim, molding, casing, and on-site built-in framing — is built and installed by our crew. Where a project calls for specialized cabinetry fabrication, we work with qualified trade partners and coordinate the whole scope as your general contractor. You deal with one accountable contact from measurements to final walkthrough.
Do you handle trim-only projects like crown molding or door casing?
Yes. Standalone trim projects — replacing baseboard throughout a home, adding crown molding to a living room, replacing damaged door casing — are part of our finish carpentry work and can be quoted on their own.
Do you serve areas outside Roy?
ZZYZX Construction Utah is based in Roy and serves homeowners throughout Ogden, Layton, and surrounding Northern Utah communities in Weber and Davis counties. Project availability depends on location, scope, and scheduling.
Ready to Plan Your Cabinetry?
Send a room photo, rough dimensions, or drawings — whatever you have. ZZYZX Construction Utah is based in Roy and serves Ogden, Layton, and surrounding Northern Utah communities. Estimates are written and itemized, at no charge.