San Ramon Custom Cabinets designs, builds and installs custom kitchens, vanities, built-ins and closets.
Custom: $500 to $1,200 per linear foot. A 20-foot kitchen run lands around $10,000 to $24,000 installed. Semi-custom runs $150 to $650 per foot.
Vanities $3,000 to $8,000. Built-ins $2,000 to $7,500. See 8 project prices in the price grid below.
No permit for a straight swap. San Ramon's remodel handout says replacing or refacing cabinets and countertops needs no building permit.
Free measure and written quote. An in-home measure comes first, then drawings you approve. No obligation.

Kitchens, vanities, built-ins, closets and garage storage across San Ramon, Danville and Dublin.

Free Measure and Written Quote | Serving San Ramon, Danville and Dublin | Built to Your Exact Measurements | No Obligation
Stock boxes come in 3-inch steps. Your walls do not. Custom cabinets start from the tape measure, so they meet the ceiling, use the blind corner and fit the range you already picked.
We map every wall, window, vent and outlet before we cut a panel. Filler strips shrink. Usable storage grows.
Tell us the room, the look and your timeline. We call you back to set a measure and send a written quote.

Full kitchens or a single wall. Uppers to the ceiling, deep pot drawers, pull-out pantries and an opening sized for the dishwasher you own.

Single and double vanities built to the counter height you want, with drawers sized for hair tools and toiletries.

Media walls around the TV or fireplace, window seats and library shelves, built to the room and painted to match your trim.

Reach-in and walk-in closets and walk-in pantries with adjustable shelves, drawers and rods where you need them.

Desks, file drawers and bookshelves for the home office, plus wet bar and beverage cabinets for the bonus room.

Garage storage walls, workbenches and laundry cabinets that keep detergent, tools and sports gear off the floor.

An island sized to your kitchen footprint, with a seating overhang, trash pull-outs, outlets and drawers where you prep. We plan the walkway clearances first.

Cubbies, a bench, hooks and shoe storage by the garage door, so backpacks and jackets have a home.

Keep sound boxes and change the face. New doors, drawer fronts and veneer cost far less than full replacement, and San Ramon requires no building permit to reface.

Reception counters, break room cabinets and file storage for office suites from Bishop Ranch to Crow Canyon Road.

Exam room cabinets, nurse stations and sterilization counters built to the room and finished in wipe-clean surfaces.

Display cases, checkout counters and back bars built to your floor plan and your brand colors.


A recessed center panel framed by four flat rails. It suits modern and traditional kitchens and takes paint or stain well.

One flat door face with no frame. Clean lines for modern kitchens, and the easiest door to wipe down.

The door sits flush inside the face frame. It takes precise work and gives a furniture-grade look.

A shaped center panel that stands proud of the frame. A classic choice for traditional rooms.
Maple is hard with a tight, even grain. It takes paint cleanly and holds up to daily kitchen use.
White oak shows a straight, strong grain and resists dents. Rift-sawn white oak gives a calm, modern look.
Walnut brings deep brown tones and a fine grain. It makes a strong accent wood on an island or a bar.

The finish guards the wood and sets the color. The hardware decides how the cabinets feel every day.
Paint suits maple and MDF doors. Stain shows off oak and walnut grain. A catalyzed clear coat on top resists water, grease and cleaners.
Soft-close hinges and full-extension slides let every drawer open all the way and close quietly. Pulls, knobs and edge grips come in matte black, brass, nickel and more.
National installed estimates run $500 to $1,200 per linear foot for custom cabinets. San Ramon's median home value sits near $1.5 million, so cabinets here get judged against the home around them.
Wood species, door style and finish move the price most. Inset doors, walnut and painted finishes cost more than slab doors in maple. Drawers cost more than doors.
Mix materials. Put walnut or white oak on the island and paint the perimeter. Keep the sink and range where they sit now to avoid plumbing and gas work.


Installed, with hardware. A 20-foot run lands around $10,000 to $24,000.

Factory boxes with more sizes and finishes than stock. A lower-cost option for a rental or a quick refresh.

Price rises with size, seating, sink or cooktop cutouts and outlets.

For a 42 to 60 inch vanity with top, sink and faucet. Double vanities land at the top of the range.


Most built-in projects fall in this range. Full wall units with lights and doors land at the top.

Cubbies, a bench and hooks by the garage door.

Reach-in closets sit at the low end. Walk-in closets with drawers and an island sit at the top.

New doors, drawer fronts and veneer on your existing boxes, with an average near $7,235, or $150 to $450 per linear foot.
Custom cabinets get built once, to one set of measurements. A few early decisions save time and money.
We build around your refrigerator, range and dishwasher. Pick models before the measure, so every opening fits the first time.
San Ramon's remodel handout says replacing cabinets and countertops, or refacing cabinets, needs no building permit. Removing more than 2 by 2 feet of wall or ceiling finish does. A kitchen remodel permit runs $780 on the city's FY26-27 fee schedule.


We build and install in San Ramon, Danville and Dublin, from Dougherty Valley to the Crow Canyon corridor.

Every project starts with an in-home measure. Drawings come next, and nothing goes to the shop until you approve them.

You see the cabinet boxes, doors, finish, hardware and install on separate lines. No surprise add-ons.

Call (925) 961-5412 or send the form. We call you back to set up your measure.
San Ramon builds to the 2025 California codes, in effect since January 1, 2026. A full kitchen remodel brings a few rules that shape the cabinet plan.
The city's kitchen handout says under-cabinet lights must switch separately and every fixture must be high efficacy. We plan the wire path before the boxes go up.
Kitchen counters need GFCI, tamper-resistant outlets on at least two 20-amp circuits. We lay out backsplash outlets so they land between upper cabinets, not behind them.
Call (925) 961-5412 or send the form. Tell us the room and your timeline, and we call you back to set up a measure.
We measure every wall, window, outlet and vent. Then we draw the layout and doors for your approval.
Your cabinets get built to the approved drawings. We install, level and adjust every door and drawer, then walk the job with you.
San Ramon sits in Contra Costa County along I-680, with about 84,600 residents in the 2020 Census and 70.9% of homes owner-occupied. Neighborhoods range from homes built before the city incorporated in 1983 to Windemere, where the first homes went up in 2001.
Our main service area covers San Ramon, including Dougherty Valley, Gale Ranch, Windemere and the neighborhoods off Crow Canyon Road.
We also serve homeowners in Danville and Dublin. Danville requires a permit for kitchen and bath remodels, so we plan that step into the schedule.
National installed estimates run $500 to $1,200 per linear foot for custom cabinets. A 20-foot kitchen run lands around $10,000 to $24,000. Semi-custom runs $150 to $650 per foot. Call (925) 961-5412 for a written quote.
San Ramon's remodel handout says replacing cabinets and countertops, or refacing cabinets, needs no building permit. Moving walls or removing more than 2 by 2 feet of wall or ceiling finish needs one.
Stock cabinets come in fixed sizes and few finishes. Semi-custom adds sizes and options to factory boxes. Custom cabinets get built to your exact measurements in any wood, door and finish.
The timeline runs through a measure, drawings, the build and the install. We give you a schedule with the written quote.
Yes. Refacing keeps the existing boxes and swaps the doors and drawer fronts. Full custom replaces everything. Check your HOA rules for work hours and dumpster placement first.
Call (925) 961-5412 or send the form. We call you back, set up an in-home measure and send a written quote.