Question 1

How is your turnaround faster than other cabinet shops?

Accepted Answer

We keep design, material selection and build scheduling in-house, so projects don't bounce between separate showrooms and subcontractors. Refacing is typically completed in days, while most full custom kitchens and closets move on a short, fixed timeline with a clear start date. You also receive multiple estimate options upfront, which removes the back-and-forth that usually stretches projects for weeks.

Question 2

Do you serve the Florida Keys?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We regularly travel from Miami-Dade and Broward into Monroe County, including Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon and Key West. Coastal materials and humidity-proof finishes are standard for Keys projects.

Question 3

Can I get the estimate and project details in Spanish?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We are a bilingual crew and can handle measurements, estimates, contracts and installation in English or Spanish — whichever you prefer.

Question 4

What is the difference between cabinet refacing and full custom cabinets?

Accepted Answer

Refacing keeps your existing cabinet boxes and replaces the doors, drawer fronts, hardware and exposed panels. It is faster, less disruptive and ideal when the layout already works. Full custom cabinets are built from scratch to your exact dimensions, layout and finish — best for new spaces, additions or complete remodels.

Question 5

Do you work with commercial properties and real estate investors?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We build for restaurants, rental properties, offices and multi-unit developments across South Florida. Commercial work receives the same multiple-estimate format and clear scheduling, scaled to the job.

Question 6

Which materials hold up best in South Florida humidity and salt air?

Accepted Answer

For kitchens and closets we recommend plywood boxes, solid wood or high-grade veneer doors, and soft-close hardware with corrosion-resistant finishes. Outdoor and Keys projects use marine-grade plywood, teak and powder-coated fasteners designed to resist salt air, sun and rain.

Question 7

How much does kitchen cabinet refacing cost in Miami compared with new cabinets?

Accepted Answer

Refacing typically lands well below a full custom kitchen because you keep the existing boxes and pay for doors, drawer fronts, veneers and hardware instead of a complete rebuild. Exact pricing depends on cabinet count, door style and material, so we send you multiple priced options — reface, partial rebuild, or full custom — side by side before any work starts.

Question 8

Do you build custom closets for condos and HOA buildings in Broward and Palm Beach?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A large share of our walk-in and reach-in closet work is in condo towers across Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Boca Raton and West Palm Beach. We schedule around HOA elevator and work-hour rules, protect common areas, and pre-build off-site so installation days inside the unit stay short.

Question 9

Can outdoor furniture and patio cabinetry be refaced instead of replaced?

Accepted Answer

Often, yes. If the frames are still sound, we replace doors and fronts, re-skin exposed panels and refinish with marine-grade materials and corrosion-resistant hardware — a practical option for pool decks, rooftop bars and short-term rentals in coastal Miami-Dade and the Florida Keys.

Question 10

How do I start a free estimate?

Accepted Answer

Fill out the email form on this page or send a message to yoursoflocarpenter@gmail.com. A few photos of your space and a short description of what you need are enough for us to prepare your first estimate options.

Question 11

How long does a custom kitchen take from measurement to install?

Accepted Answer

Most kitchens move quickly because we measure, build and install with our own crew instead of waiting on a third-party shop. After the measurement we give you a build window in writing and stick to it, and we confirm it before you pay anything.

Question 12

Do you work in condos and buildings with HOA rules?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We work in condos across Miami Beach, Brickell, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and the Keys, and we schedule deliveries and installs inside your building's approved elevator and work hours.

Question 13

Should I reface my kitchen or replace the cabinets?

Accepted Answer

If the cabinet boxes are solid and the layout works, refacing gives you a new kitchen look for less. If the boxes are water-damaged or the layout fights you, new cabinets are the better spend. We price both options so you can compare.

Question 14

Which materials hold up in Florida humidity?

Accepted Answer

We use marine-grade or moisture-resistant plywood boxes, sealed edges and hardware chosen for humid coastal air instead of standard particleboard that swells near the sink and dishwasher.

Question 15

Do you serve the Florida Keys?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon and Key West included. We plan Keys projects with fewer, larger trips so the schedule stays tight.

Question 16

How much does a custom closet cost in Miami or Broward?

Accepted Answer

It depends on size, materials and accessories, so we quote several priced options — a clean essentials build, a mid-level system and a fully loaded version — and you choose the budget.

Question 17

Can you build a walk-in closet in a small condo bedroom?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Reach-in conversions, corner systems and floor-to-ceiling layouts recover a surprising amount of space in older Miami, Hialeah and Hollywood condos.

Question 18

Do you also build laundry, garage and home-office storage?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Laundry cabinetry, garage shelving, pantries and built-in desks use the same systems and can be quoted together with a closet.

Question 19

What finishes and accessories can I choose?

Accepted Answer

Melamine, wood veneer or solid wood, plus adjustable shelving, drawers, LED lighting, valet rods, shoe walls and hampers.

Question 20

Do you install for rentals and commercial properties?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We handle short-term rentals, offices and multi-unit properties across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe County.

Question 21

What materials survive salt air and sun in the Keys?

Accepted Answer

Marine-grade plywood, teak and other stable hardwoods, stainless or powder-coated hardware, and exterior-rated finishes. Indoor-grade cabinetry fails fast in coastal South Florida.

Question 22

Can you build a full outdoor kitchen with a grill and sink?

Accepted Answer

Yes — grill surrounds, bar tops, sink cabinets, storage drawers and trash pull-outs, sized to your appliances and your patio.

Question 23

Is the furniture hurricane season friendly?

Accepted Answer

We design for it: sealed panels, drainage, and pieces that can be secured or moved before a storm. Fixed cabinetry is anchored and detailed to shed water.

Question 24

Do you build for restaurants and rentals?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Patio seating, service stations and poolside cabinetry for restaurants, hotels and short-term rentals across South Florida.

Question 25

How do I care for outdoor wood here?

Accepted Answer

A rinse and a yearly re-oil or re-seal keeps coastal pieces looking new. We hand over care instructions at install.

Question 26

What exactly is cabinet refacing?

Accepted Answer

We keep the existing boxes and replace everything you see and touch: doors, drawer fronts, hinges, handles and the exposed side panels, then refinish so the piece looks brand new.

Question 27

How much cheaper is refacing than new custom cabinets?

Accepted Answer

It usually lands well below a full custom build because there is no demolition and no new boxes. We quote refacing and full replacement side by side so you can compare real numbers.

Question 28

How long does a refacing project take?

Accepted Answer

Far less time than a rebuild — most kitchens and closets are done in a matter of days with your space usable for most of it, and we confirm the window in writing after measuring.

Question 29

Can you reface closets and outdoor furniture too, not just kitchens?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We reface closet built-ins, laundry and office units, and outdoor bars and patio cabinetry using marine-grade, salt-air-rated materials for coastal South Florida and the Keys.

Question 30

When is refacing the wrong choice?

Accepted Answer

If the boxes have water damage, sagging shelves or a layout that does not work, refacing hides a bad base. We will tell you straight and quote a custom build instead.

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