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In the world of cabinetry and millwork (doors, mouldings & trim), you basically have three options:

1. Custom
   

2. Semi-Custom
   

3. Economy (sometimes referred to as "Stock")
   

NeoTek has an in-house design and build cabinetry shop as well as several trade partners specializing in custom and semi-custom cabinetry. The most important reason to choose custom is you get exactly what you want. Why is this important:

1. STYLE: You can find countless styles of cabinetry on the market. No matter the manufacturer -- the design and styles are practically limitless. Unfortunately, most manufacturers offer each style in select wood materials. For example, the style you love may only be available in oak -- even though you wanted a new kitchen in cherry. Since we custom build each cabinet, you can get the exact style in whatever wood you prefer, from the simple oak or maple to the exotic mahogany.
   

2. FINISH: Another important detail which you'll find limitations in the mass-produced options. You find the perfect stain on an oak door only to be told you cannot get it in maple. Not a problem for our custom cabinetry. About the only limitations here are how individual woods taken stain. Rest assured our craftsman can match what you want as closely as possible. Of course, we provide our clients sample board to ensure the end result is precisely what they expected. It's why our clients love us.
   

3. SIZE: With economy and semi-custom you are typically restricted to 3" increment widths (18" - 21" - 24" - 27" - 30" - ...). Unfortunately your real home probably isn't laid out just like that. The solution is to add filler pieces -- wasted space -- to make everything fit. Our custom  cabinetry has no restrictions. If your layout requires a 19-7/8" base cabinet, that is what you get. No fillers means no wasted space.
   

4. CONSTRUCTION: No one builds a more solid cabinet. We're talking about 3/4" box construction using hardwood plywood. Believe it or not many economy and semi-custom cabinetry makers use 1/2" and 1/4" for the backs on their cabinetry construction. How can they expect that to hold up the hundreds of pounds a granite top weighs (not to mention your kids climbing up on them).