Cabinetry and built-ins
Custom kitchen cabinets in Springfield, MO
Whole kitchens designed for your room, built in our shop and installed by us, with bath, laundry and pantry cabinetry to match, painted or stained to suit the house.
What we build
Whole kitchens, baths and laundry rooms
Every cabinet is drawn to your room’s measurements and built to order, so it fits the walls, windows and appliances you actually have. We work from your designer’s or architect’s drawings, or alongside your builder.
- Whole kitchens Base, wall and tall cabinets and peninsulas, laid out around how you cook.
- Pantry cabinets Floor-to-ceiling pantries with adjustable shelves.
- Laundry room cabinets Uppers and tall storage around the washer, dryer and sink.
- Bath cabinetry Vanities and linen storage. See bathroom vanities.
- Butcher block tops Edge-grain peninsulas and countertops. More below.
- New doors and drawer fronts New solid hardwood fronts on boxes that are still sound. See refacing.
Recent work
Recent cabinet work
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Walk-in pantry shelving and microwave tower
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Deep green shaker doors and drawer fronts
How it’s built
Standard on every cabinet we build
Our standard features match others’ upgrades. Every cabinet job gets them, painted or stained, from the kitchen to the laundry room beside it.
Standard specCabinetry
- Boxes
- ¾-inch pre-finished plywoodPlywood holds screws extremely well, which matters where hinges and slides attach. The faces come finished, so the insides wipe clean.
- Painted parts
- Solid hardwood under all paint-grade finishesAnything we paint is solid hardwood underneath.
- Doors and drawers
- Solid hardwood, heavy-duty ½-inch panelsMade in-house, down to the dovetailed drawer boxes.
- Hardware
- Premium soft-closeDoors and drawers ease shut instead of slamming.
Butcher block
Butcher block peninsulas and countertops
The sage kitchen’s peninsula is an edge-grain butcher block top with a rounded end, standing on black steel legs and a cast iron pedestal. Countertops are on our list too, sized to your layout and finished for kitchen use.
To keep it usable as a cutting surface, oil it with food-grade mineral oil instead of sealing it:
- First weekOil daily
- First monthOil weekly
- After thatEvery 1 to 6 months
Schedule from John Boos care instructions, via SlabWise.
Cost
What affects the price
We don’t publish a Cambium price. Your estimate comes with the plan after the consultation. These national figures show what moves the number.
The main cost drivers
- Size. Linear feet of cabinets, and how high they go.
- Wood and finish. The species, and paint or stain. See the wood guide.
- Drawers and fittings. Drawer banks and pull-outs take more parts than doors and shelves.
- The rest of the remodel. Old cabinet removal, countertops and permits.
National ranges, not a Cambium quote
| Scope | National range | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Custom cabinets, installed, per linear foot | $500 to $1,200 | HomeGuide, 2026 |
| Stock and semi-custom, installed, per linear foot | $100 to $700 | HomeGuide, 2026 |
| Butcher block countertops, installed, per sq ft | $50 to $150 | HomeGuide, 2026 |
National figures from HomeGuide’s cost guides, checked September 2026. They’re not Springfield prices and they’re not a quote.
How much do custom kitchen cabinets cost?
Nationally, HomeGuide puts custom cabinets at $500 to $1,200 per linear foot installed, about $850 on average, or $15,000 to $30,000 for an average-size kitchen. Those are national figures, not our prices. We give you an estimate with the plan after the consultation. More on pricing.
What are your cabinet boxes made of?
¾-inch pre-finished plywood. Plywood holds nails and screws extremely well, while screws in particleboard may loosen slightly over time (Deslaurier’s comparison of the two). Painted parts are solid hardwood underneath, and the hardware is premium soft-close.
What’s the difference between custom, semi-custom and stock cabinets?
Stock and semi-custom cabinets come from a catalog, in a limited range of materials and colors, and they may not fit non-standard spaces. Custom cabinets are built to order for one room. HomeGuide lists stock and semi-custom at $100 to $700 per linear foot installed and custom at $500 to $1,200. Custom also takes longer, since nothing comes off a shelf; you get a timeline with the plan.
What does paint-grade mean?
Stain-grade wood is picked for how its grain looks under a clear or stained finish. Paint-grade is picked for a smooth, stable painted surface. On our cabinets that surface is solid hardwood: it’s our standard under all paint-grade finishes.
What’s the best wood for kitchen cabinets?
It depends on the look and how hard the kitchen gets used. On the Janka hardness scale (The Wood Database), hickory rates 1,880 lbf, hard maple 1,450, white oak 1,350, red oak 1,220, walnut 1,010 and cherry 950. Harder woods resist dents better. The wood guide puts them side by side.
How it works
How a project runs
From concept and design through installation.
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Step 1: Consultation
We review your ideas, your space and your style.
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Step 2: Plan and estimate
You get a detailed plan, a timeline and an estimate.
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Step 3: Build
We build your project to the plan you approved.
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Step 4: Installation
We install the finished work.
Related
Related services
Built-ins
Whole-room built-ins: library walls, banquettes, mudrooms and pantries.
Bathroom vanities
Double vanities and whole-bath cabinetry, planned with the trim around them.
Cabinet doors and drawer boxes
Full sets of solid hardwood doors, drawer fronts and dovetailed drawer boxes.
Start a project
Tell us about your kitchen.
Your designer’s drawings, a rough layout or a few photos is plenty to start. We’ll get back to you to talk through the room, the wood and the next step.
- Call or text(417) 496-4949
- HoursMonday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM
- Project plannerPlan it step by step, with photos