Marion, AR Garage Cabinets, Design & Installation Services

Our garage cabinets are built with quality at every level, right down to the finishing details that most people don't notice until they're missing. Each cabinet we install comes standard with the following features, all chosen to deliver long-term performance:

• Thermally Fused Laminate Finishes: A thermally fused laminate finish covers every cabinet surface, resisting stains and maintaining its appearance for years. Your cabinets will hold up in even the messiest garage environments without losing their polished look.
• Banded Edging: Reinforced with banded edging, the edges of our cabinets are protected against chips and wear. This added layer of protection keeps them looking sharp and well-maintained long after installation.
• Interior Hinges: Cabinet hinges are positioned on the interior, so there's no exposed hardware to catch on clothing or skin. Every door opens and closes smoothly, without the snags that come with exterior-mounted hardware.
• Full Cabinet Backings: A complete backing panel fully encloses the interior of each cabinet. Items stored inside stay exactly where you put them, with no risk of sliding behind the unit and getting lost.
• Soft-Close Doors: Soft-close mechanisms bring every door gently to rest each time it's closed. This detail reduces wear on the hinges and keeps daily use quiet and controlled.
• Lifetime Warranty: All garage storage cabinet systems we install are backed by a lifetime warranty. We stand behind the quality of our materials and craftsmanship because we're confident in what we build.
  

Custom garage cabinets are an investment that pays off in organization, home value, and daily convenience. The following factors influence the final price of your system:

• Cabinet Materials and Build Quality: The type and grade of materials used in your cabinets have a direct impact on both cost and durability. Higher-quality options, like thermally fused laminate over a strong substrate, cost more upfront but hold up far better over time and require less maintenance.
• Cabinet Size and Overall Configuration: The number of cabinets you choose and how they're arranged in your garage will affect the overall price. Larger configurations that combine base, wall, and tall units require more material, which is reflected in the total.
• Custom Dimensions vs. Standard Sizing: Standard cabinet dimensions are typically less expensive than custom-sized pieces built to fit a specific space. Custom sizing allows for a more precise fit and a cleaner finished look, but it does come at a higher price point.
• Finish and Color Selections: Premium finishes and upgraded color options can add to the total cost of your system. These are largely aesthetic choices, but selecting the right finish can have a significant impact on how your garage looks and functions for years.
• Workbench and Accessory Add-Ons: Including a workbench or specialty storage accessories will increase the overall price of your system. These additions are popular for good reason, as they add meaningful function and often complete the overall setup.
  

Installing garage cabinets yourself might seem like a cost-saving option, but the process is far more complex than most homeowners expect. Improperly installed cabinets can end up misaligned, structurally unsound, or unable to hold the weight they're meant to carry. The team at Memphis Garage & Closets has spent years perfecting our installation process, and we bring that precision and expertise to every job we do throughout Crittenden County, AR. Our installers ensure every component is level, secure, and built to withstand years of daily use. When we're finished, your garage is clean, polished, and completely ready for you to enjoy.

Proper care doesn't take much time, but it does make a difference in how long your cabinets stay in top condition. Keeping up with a few simple routines will help your system maintain its appearance and performance for years.

• Address Spills Immediately: Liquid spills are far less likely to cause lasting damage when you clean them up right away. Use a soft cloth to blot and wipe any spills before they have a chance to seep into seams or edges.
• Inspect Hardware Periodically: Hinges and handles can loosen with regular use, and leaving them unaddressed can lead to more significant wear. Tighten any hardware as soon as you notice it coming loose to keep your cabinet doors functioning smoothly.
• Avoid Abrasive Cleaners: Harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbing pads can damage the laminate surface of your cabinets and dull the finish. Stick to mild soap and water or a gentle all-purpose cleaner to keep the surface in good condition.
• Distribute Weight Evenly: Overloading a single cabinet puts unnecessary stress on the shelves and hinges and can shorten the life of your system. Spread heavier items across multiple cabinets to keep everything balanced and structurally sound.
• Organize by Frequency of Use: Items you reach for every day should be in the most accessible spots, while rarely used supplies can go in higher or harder-to-reach areas. This approach reduces unnecessary rummaging and helps maintain a consistently tidy cabinet system.