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Custom cabinetmaking · Lévis and the Québec City area

A kitchen drawn for your walls, not for a catalogue.

Birch plywood boxes, solid wood doors, hinges guaranteed for life. Everything is built in the Saint-Laurent Street workshop, fifteen minutes from your door.

Solid wood cabinet door on a workshop bench
  • 21 yearsof workshop in Lévis
  • 310kitchens delivered
  • 14weeks, measuring to install
  • For lifewarranty on hinges and slides

Four kitchens, four budgets

One project at a time, with its full spec sheet: what went into it, how many linear feet, and what it cost. Nobody in this trade publishes those numbers — which is exactly why they reassure.

Galley kitchen with pale doors against a stone wall

Old Lévis

1911 house, nine-by-eleven-foot kitchen

Not one square wall, 34 mm out over three metres. Every box was built to its own dimension rather than from standard modules, and the filler panels absorb the rest. The stone wall is original: we set the cabinets back 12 mm rather than try to flatten it.

Wood
Textured melamine, plywood boxes
Doors
Slab, 2 mm ABS edge
Countertop
Grey solid surface, square edge
Hardware
Bar pulls, soft-close hinges
Linear feet
14 linear feet
Lead time
9 weeks
Budget
$9,700 (cabinets only)

What it changes, and what it costs

Three choices decide half your invoice: the wood, the door profile and the finish. Combine them here to see the spread before you call — it's the first question we get, so it may as well be answered up front.

Wood
Door profile
Finish

The boxes are still plywood — it's the door that's melamine, not the case. The best durability-to-price ratio for a small room or a basement.

Textured melamine · Slab · Matte oil$385–$475per linear foot

For a 22-linear-foot kitchen: $8,500 – $10,500

Ranges are for cabinets only, installed, excluding countertop and appliances. The firm price comes after the measuring visit — quoting before seeing the room would be guesswork.

Fourteen weeks, and where they go

Each bar's width is its real duration. Nine of the fourteen weeks are shop time, not waiting: that's what it takes to machine, sand, finish and let it cure. The install itself takes three days.

  1. Workshop meeting 1 wk · samples in hand, one hour
  2. Measuring visit 1 wk · at your place, walls and levels recorded
  3. Drawings and firm quote 2 weeks · 3D drawing, two revisions included
  4. Milling and machining 5 weeks · boxes, doors, drawers
  5. Finishing and curing 4 weeks · the finish hardens; it can't be rushed
  6. Installation 1 wk · three days on site, plumbing coordinated

Add three to four weeks for walnut, the time it takes to find a lot large enough for continuous grain. Appliances must be bought before the drawings: their real dimensions almost never match the published ones.

The measuring visit

An hour at your place, free and with no obligation. This is where it's decided whether the quote will hold, because this is where we find what a photo doesn't show.

  • Whether the walls are square, and the real variance corner to corner
  • Floor slope, laser-checked across the whole room
  • Clear ceiling height, at its low and high points
  • Exact position of the drain, water supply and outlets
  • Your appliances' real dimensions, not the brochure's
  • The delivery path: doors, stairs, turning angles
Phone
418 555-0178
Email
[email protected]
Workshop
87 rue Saint-Laurent, Lévis, Québec
RBQ licence
5432-8765-01

Free and with no obligation, on the South Shore and in the Québec City area. Allow one hour on site.