Residential · Sheet A-602
Custom cabinetry and bookshelves for Northwest Arkansas homes
Custom cabinets for kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms, and built-in bookshelves, made to fit the room and the way you use it.
Chapter 01
Storage that fits the room instead of the catalog
Most rooms in a house have a storage problem that off-the-shelf furniture only half solves. A standard cabinet leaves a gap at the wall, a dead corner in the kitchen, or a bathroom with nowhere to put the towels. Custom cabinetry starts from the other end: measure the room, then build to it.
Trade Pro Construction takes on custom cabinets for kitchens, bathrooms and laundry rooms, along with bespoke bookshelves made for a specific wall. It sits naturally beside their remodeling work, since cabinets are usually decided at the same time as the walls, flooring and fixtures around them.
Planning a cabinet job starts with a conversation, not a drawing. How many people cook at once, what lives on the counter, which doors swing into traffic, whether the laundry room doubles as a mudroom: those answers decide the layout long before anyone picks a door style. It also helps to decide early what will be built in and what will stay freestanding, because cabinets set the clearances for appliances, doors and walkways.
The Trade Pro crew in navy company shirts standing in front of their work vans
Kitchens, baths, laundry rooms and built-in shelves
Kitchens ask the most of cabinets: heavy daily use, plumbing and appliances to work around, and a layout that has to feel right when your hands are full. A good cabinet plan starts from how the room is actually used, where you prep, where the dishes go and what you reach for most.
Bathrooms and laundry rooms are smaller and less forgiving of wasted space. Vanity storage, linen cabinets and laundry cabinets can turn a tight room into a workable one, and because they sit near water, the materials and finish need thought as well as the layout.
Bookshelves are the other half of the trade. A built-in shelf can fill an alcove, flank a fireplace or run the length of a wall, and because it is made to the opening, there are no awkward gaps at the edges.
Chapter 03
Using every inch, and blending with what is already there
The test of cabinetry is whether it looks like it was always part of the house. That means trim that lines up with the existing casing, doors and finish that suit the room, and edges that meet walls and floors cleanly. It also means leaving room for the things that change later, like an appliance that will eventually be replaced. Hardware and finish deserve the same care as the boxes themselves: drawer slides that run smoothly, hinges that hold their alignment, and a surface that stands up to daily wiping are what you notice every day after the job is done.
Because the same contractor can frame, hang sheetrock and paint, cabinets go in against walls that are already true and ready for them. If a room in Springdale, Rogers or Bentonville needs storage that fits, call (479) 309-8111 and talk it through. Estimates are free.
Free estimates. 100% satisfaction guaranteed, in Trade Pro's own words.