Ripley, TN Garage Cabinets, Design & Installation Services

Our garage cabinets are built with specific details that protect your investment and make every interaction more enjoyable. Each feature below reflects a construction standard that sets our cabinets apart from what you'd find at a big-box store:



• Thermally Fused Laminate Finishes: Garage surfaces take a beating from heat, humidity, and spills, but this coating keeps your cabinets looking clean and sharp for years. You won't be chasing stains or touching up a faded finish anytime soon.
• Banded Edging: Every door and panel edge is finished with banded edging that minimizes chipping and keeps each cabinet looking pristine even in a busy garage. It's a detail that speaks to the quality standard we hold every build to.
• Interior Hinges: Placing the hinges on the inside of the door gives each cabinet a cleaner profile and eliminates the snagging that exposed hardware causes. It's a simple design choice with a noticeable impact on everyday use.
• Full Cabinet Backings: Nothing ends up lost behind the wall with full backings sealing the rear of every cabinet. What you store inside stays right where you put it, no matter what.
• Soft-Closing Doors: Each door is designed to close with a quiet, controlled pull, preventing the hard slamming that wears down cabinet components. Your garage becomes a calmer place to work without the constant bang of closing doors.
• Lifetime Warranty: Every garage storage cabinet we install carries a lifetime warranty, giving you lasting confidence in both the product and the installation. It's the kind of assurance we're proud to stand behind.
  

Custom garage cabinets are a worthwhile investment, and the final price depends on several key factors. Here's what to keep in mind as you plan your budget:



• Cabinet Size and Quantity: The total amount of cabinetry you choose has the biggest impact on cost. Larger systems with more units will naturally come in at a higher price than a smaller configuration covering just one wall.
• Material Quality: Premium materials, including high-grade laminates and durable hardware, cost more upfront but perform significantly better in the long run. Investing in quality now means you're unlikely to face the expense of repairs or early replacement later.
• Cabinet Configuration: Standard configurations are generally more budget-friendly, while custom layouts designed around the specific dimensions of your garage come at a premium. The added cost is often worth it for the precision fit and maximized storage capacity.
• Color and Finish Selections: Standard color options are included in the base price, but additional or specialty finishes may add to the overall cost. Choosing from the expanded palette gives you more design flexibility and a more personalized result.
• Accessories and Add-Ons: Workbench styles, sports racks, bike racks, and other accessories enhance your storage system but will affect the final price. Each addition increases functionality and makes your garage more tailored to how you actually use it.
  

A custom cabinet system is only as good as the installation behind it, which is why professional installation is worth every penny. DIY attempts often result in misaligned doors, uneven units, and gaps that no amount of adjusting can fully fix. At Memphis Garage & Closets, our trained installers handle every detail with precision, from removing old components to securing each cabinet exactly where it belongs. The finished result matches the design you approved down to every detail, and the lifetime warranty ensures your investment is protected for years to come.

Maintaining your garage cabinets doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming. Consistent attention to a few key areas is enough to preserve their quality and keep every cabinet working as intended.



• Wipe Down Surfaces Regularly: A damp cloth is all you need to keep the laminate surfaces free of dust, grease, and grime. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrubbers, as these can scratch or dull the laminate coating.
• Inspect Hinges and Hardware Periodically: Check your cabinet hardware every few months to make sure everything is aligned and functioning smoothly. Tightening a loose hinge early prevents bigger issues from developing later.
• Declutter Your Cabinets Seasonally: Set aside time once or twice a year to go through what's stored and remove items you no longer use. Keeping only what you need helps your system work at its full capacity.
• Ventilate Your Garage Regularly: Excess moisture can affect cabinet materials if left unchecked, so make sure your garage has adequate airflow. Running a dehumidifier or simply airing out the space on mild days can help preserve the quality of your cabinets.
• Address Spills Promptly: The laminate coating resists stains, but cleaning up spills as soon as they happen keeps maintenance even easier. Letting liquids sit can lead to residue buildup that takes more effort to remove.