Why Choose Case by Case Cabinets?
You want to remodel your kitchen, put some cabinets on either side of the fireplace, turn a room into a closet, or add some mudroom cabinets. What are the advantages of choosing Case by Case Cabinets?
Price: It is a misconception that custom made cabinets are always the most expensive cabinet option. If you have been looking at the better quality stock and semi-custom cabinet lines, then your budget can include custom cabinetry.
Options: There is very little that can't be done with custom cabinets. There are no 3" increments or "standard" sizes that must be adhered to. And practically unlimited choices of door styles and finishes.
Clarity: Pricing is inclusive--there are no "extras" that aren't included in the price, but are naturally part of the kitchen. A Case by Case Cabinet price includes all required fillers, finished end panels, kicks, and moldings. Cabinets are delivered when promised.
Quality: Top quality materials like Purebond maple plywood, Blum and Hafele hardware are used to create precision-made, high quality cabinets. We use the same advanced software and machines as any mega-company. Who do you think is better positioned to create your dream kitchen? The company who churns out 30 stock kitchens a day, or the company that works one project--yours--at a time?
Experience and Knowledge: Erik Bittner has been making cabinets since 1986, and has the breadth of knowledge that can only be acquired over that kind of time. Things do change, however, and Erik keeps up with product innovations, technology, and methods by regular visits with vendors and others in the trade by visiting trade shows, participating in online forums, and attending technical seminars.
Case by Case Cabinets is a proud member of the Cabinetmaker's Association, a national organization which educates and promotes best business and technical practices among its members.
Price: It is a misconception that custom made cabinets are always the most expensive cabinet option. If you have been looking at the better quality stock and semi-custom cabinet lines, then your budget can include custom cabinetry.
Options: There is very little that can't be done with custom cabinets. There are no 3" increments or "standard" sizes that must be adhered to. And practically unlimited choices of door styles and finishes.
Clarity: Pricing is inclusive--there are no "extras" that aren't included in the price, but are naturally part of the kitchen. A Case by Case Cabinet price includes all required fillers, finished end panels, kicks, and moldings. Cabinets are delivered when promised.
Quality: Top quality materials like Purebond maple plywood, Blum and Hafele hardware are used to create precision-made, high quality cabinets. We use the same advanced software and machines as any mega-company. Who do you think is better positioned to create your dream kitchen? The company who churns out 30 stock kitchens a day, or the company that works one project--yours--at a time?
Experience and Knowledge: Erik Bittner has been making cabinets since 1986, and has the breadth of knowledge that can only be acquired over that kind of time. Things do change, however, and Erik keeps up with product innovations, technology, and methods by regular visits with vendors and others in the trade by visiting trade shows, participating in online forums, and attending technical seminars.
Case by Case Cabinets is a proud member of the Cabinetmaker's Association, a national organization which educates and promotes best business and technical practices among its members.
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