FAQ

Do you have a showroom?

We have a working showroom at our facility; we take you on a tour of our plant to show you several projects in various stages of completion which we believe is a great way to show you how our cabinets are constructed and finished.

What if I want to remodel my kitchen or office or have an entertainment center built but I don’t have any plans?

We invite you to make an appointment to visit our facility where we can show you many different options as well as how our cabinets are constructed. After that, we encourage you to make an appointment with one of our designers who will come to your home, listen to your ideas, ask you questions about your goals for the space and make suggestions about how to achieve your goals and stay within your budget.

Do you reface cabinets?

No, we do not reface cabinets.

After I sign a contract and make a down payment, what happens next?

The communication process between you and Feist Cabinets continues since we come out to take detailed measurements and ask you to verify any appliances, sinks, AV/computer equipment, stain/paint color, countertop and floor materials etc. that are involved in the room and/or the cabinets. Then we put together preliminary drawings of your cabinets, which your designer will go through in detail with you and discuss any changes you would like to make. The changes are added or deducted from the original contract total via a Change Order and a final set of drawings is created for your approval. The order goes to the plant to be cut, machined, assembled and finished, ready to be installed. Since most of our cabinets are finished before they are installed, most clients are ready for countertops, appliances and final floor coverings when the installation is complete.

How long does it take to produce my cabinets?

This depends on the size, complexity and availability of the materials for your project. Exotic wood species or special order components may take longer than standard materials. Your designer will be able to give you an estimate of delivery date once you have approved the final drawings. A typical project takes 4 to 6 weeks from this point.