San Ramon Custom Cabinets designs, builds and installs furniture-grade built-ins sized to your walls.
Most built-ins: $2,000 to $7,500. The average runs near $4,500, or about $200 to $600 per linear foot.
9 built-in types. Media walls, bookshelves, fireplace surrounds, window seats, mudroom lockers, office built-ins, bars, banquettes and under-stair storage.
Anchored for earthquake country. Tall bookcases and media walls get fastened to the wall studs, not just set against the drywall.
Free measure and written quote. Drawings come before the build, and you approve every one. No obligation.

Media walls, libraries and mudrooms across San Ramon, Danville and Dublin.

Free Measure and Written Quote | Serving San Ramon, Danville and Dublin | Built to Your Exact Measurements | No Obligation

A media wall frames the TV with closed cabinets below and shelves on each side. Cables hide behind the panels, and vented doors keep the receiver and consoles cool. An entertainment center runs near $4,000 and a full wall unit near $7,500.

Floor-to-ceiling shelves turn a blank wall into a home library. Adjustable shelves, a rolling ladder rail and closed lower cabinets top the add-on list. Built-in bookshelves average about $1,500.

Cabinets and shelves on both sides of the fireplace make the hearth the center of the room. A matching mantel and overmantel panels finish it. We hold every clearance the fireplace maker lists.

A window seat gives you a reading nook and hidden storage in one piece. Lift-up lids or deep drawers swallow blankets and toys. Window seats average about $1,200.

Cubbies, a bench, hooks and shoe storage by the garage door give backpacks and sports gear a home that is not the kitchen counter. Mudroom lockers average about $2,500.

A desk run with file drawers, upper cabinets and open shelves turns a spare bedroom into a real office. Wire grommets and a charging drawer keep the desktop clear for the workday.

A built-in bar puts a sink, beverage fridge, wine storage and glass uppers in the bonus room or off the dining room. A coffee bar does the same job for the morning routine.

A breakfast-nook banquette seats more people than chairs in the same footprint. Drawers or lift-up seats under the cushions add storage.

The space under a staircase usually sits empty. Pull-out drawers, a closet door or open shelves sized to each step put it to work.
Most built-in projects run $2,000 to $7,500, with an average near $4,500, or about $200 to $600 per linear foot. A window seat runs near $1,200. A full wall unit runs near $7,500.
Size, wood species and finish move the number most. Painted poplar or maple sits at the low end. Stained white oak and walnut push it up. Lighting, glass doors, crown molding and media wiring add to the total.
Mix open shelves with closed cabinets. Pick paint over stained hardwood. Build around the outlets and cable runs you already have.


Five pieces: a square frame around a flat center panel. It fits farmhouse and transitional rooms.

One flat face with no frame. It gives a media wall clean, modern lines.

The door sits flush inside the frame. It gives a library wall a furniture-grade finish.

Glass doors show off books, dishes or collections and add depth to the wall.
Smooth faces and tight grain take paint evenly. Most media walls and mudroom lockers get a painted finish.
Straight grain and a light, warm tone. White oak looks best under a natural or light stain on bookshelves and fireplace surrounds.
Deep chocolate brown with no stain needed. Walnut shines on a library wall, a bar or an office desk run.

We build and install built-ins across San Ramon, Danville and Dublin. No national call center and no big-box middleman. See all our cabinet services on the homepage or read about our custom kitchen cabinets.
Walls are rarely square, even in newer homes. We measure every wall, window, outlet and vent first, so the drawings fit on the first pass.
You see cabinets, finish, hardware and install on separate lines before you decide. Call (925) 961-5412 to start.
Most projects run $2,000 to $7,500, with an average near $4,500. Size, wood, finish and lighting set your number. A written quote after the measure gives you the real price.
San Ramon's remodel handout says replacing cabinets needs no building permit, but removing more than 2 by 2 feet of wall or ceiling finish does. Built-ins that add outlets, lights or a bar sink bring in electrical and plumbing work, so we confirm the permit path before we start.
Yes. Fireplace surrounds rank among the most requested built-ins. We hold the clearances the fireplace maker requires.
Paint suits maple and poplar and costs less. Stain shows off white oak or walnut grain and costs more.
The job runs through a measure, design approval, the build and the install. Lead time depends on our shop schedule and the size of the piece. We put the timeline in writing with your quote.
Call (925) 961-5412 or send the form. We ask about the room, then set up an in-home measure and a written quote. You decide from there.