How Much Do Custom Cabinets Cost in Frisco, TX?

Ask five cabinet companies what a kitchen costs and you will get four vague answers and one number designed to get a salesman in your door. Here is the honest version, based on typical Collin County project ranges.

The short answer

Most full custom kitchens in Frisco run 500 to 1,200 dollars per linear foot, with high-end inset construction at 1,200 to 2,500. For a typical 20-foot kitchen, that lands between 12,000 and 28,000 dollars installed. Refacing runs 2,000 to 9,000 dollars, vanities 1,800 to 6,500, and built-ins 3,500 to 12,000.

Why the range is so wide

Wood species is the biggest lever. Paint-grade maple anchors the low end; rift-cut white oak and walnut carry a real premium because the lumber costs more and wastes more in grain matching. Door construction is next: an inset door, which sits flush inside the frame, takes roughly twice the fitting time of a standard overlay door.

Drawer count is the quiet mover. A base cabinet with three dovetailed drawers costs meaningfully more than the same box with a door and a shelf, because each drawer is its own small piece of furniture. It is also the single upgrade Frisco homeowners tell us they would pay for again without hesitating.

What a low quote usually hides

If a bid comes in dramatically under the ranges above, look for particleboard boxes instead of plywood, stapled drawers instead of dovetails, allowances that balloon after signing, or hourly labor with no cap. A kitchen is not the place to find out what a lowball was hiding.

Getting a real number

Ranges orient you; only a measured design prices your actual kitchen. Our pricing page breaks the ranges down further, and a free in-home consultation gets you one fixed written number that does not move after you approve it.