Custom kitchen cabinets in Frisco, TX
The kitchen is the one room where stock cabinets show their limits every single day. We design and build fully custom kitchens for Frisco homes: any height, any depth, hardwood face frames, and finishes matched to your house instead of a catalog page.
What goes into every kitchen we build
Solid hardwood face frames and doors in maple, rift-cut white oak, walnut, or cherry. Cabinet-grade plywood boxes, never particleboard. Dovetailed drawer boxes on soft-close undermount slides, concealed soft-close hinges, and finishes sprayed in the shop, not brushed on site.
Layout is where custom earns its money: ceiling-height uppers with no dust gap, deep drawer stacks instead of door-and-shelf base cabinets, appliance panels that make the refrigerator disappear, and islands sized to your actual room rather than the standard six feet.
Door styles and finishes
Shaker and slim-shaker for transitional Frisco homes, flat slab in rift oak or walnut for modern builds, and inset construction for the furniture look that stock lines cannot do at all. Painted, stained, or two-tone with a contrasting island.
Every option comes to your consultation as a physical sample, so you approve real wood and real finish under your own lighting before anything is built. See refacing and refinishing if your layout already works and only the fronts need to change.
Built for how Frisco kitchens actually are
Frisco splits into two kitchen problems. Newer builds in Phillips Creek Ranch and Newman Village have great bones but builder-grade boxes that waste half the storage they could hold. Original homes near the Rail District and Frisco Square have 90s layouts with soffits, short uppers, and corners nothing can reach. We work both jobs weekly: full replacements that use every inch to the ceiling, and reworks that turn dead corners into pull-out storage.
What Frisco kitchens cost
Most full custom kitchens in Frisco run 500 to 1,200 dollars per linear foot, with high-end inset work at 1,200 to 2,500. A typical 20-foot kitchen lands between 12,000 and 28,000 dollars installed. Wood species, door style, and drawer count move the number more than anything else. You get one fixed written price after the consultation, and the price you approve is the price you pay.
How long does a custom kitchen take?
Six to ten weeks from approved design to walkthrough. Your old kitchen stays functional until installation week.
Do you match existing trim and stain?
Yes. We pull finish samples from your existing millwork and match in the spray booth before committing a full run.
Do you handle countertops and plumbing?
We coordinate templating and reconnects with trusted local trades so the project lands as one schedule, not five.
Start with a free in-home design consultation
We measure your kitchen, talk through layout and materials, and follow up with renderings and a fixed written proposal. No pressure and no obligation. Also planning bathroom vanities or built-ins? One visit can cover the whole project list.
Rail District Cabinet Co. builds custom cabinets in Frisco, TX and across Collin County.