Garage cabinets inNampa, Idaho.
Nampa garages earn their keep: a truck, a trailer, and enough tools to fix both. The storage in most of them is a stack of plastic totes and a pegboard that gave up years ago. If you are going to spend money on that wall, spend it on the half that does work.
Spend the wall on the work, not the doors.
Across Canyon County, from town out toward Lake Lowell and Middleton, the garages we cabinet are the ones people use hard. That changes which series is worth the money.
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Tradesman over Vault, usually
A full wall of pantry doors looks sharp and hides everything, which is exactly wrong when you need to see your tools. The Tradesman run gives you base cabinets for the heavy things, 12 inch deep overheads for what you touch twice a year, and a slatwall run where tools hang in sight. Its pantries cover whatever really should be behind a door.
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A base cabinet beats a folding table
Most working garages have a bench that is really a table with a vise clamped to the end of it. Base cabinets run 24 to 36 inches wide, 30 inches high, 24 inches deep, and they go in as a leveled fixed run rather than something that walks across the floor when you lean into it. The drawers put tools under the work instead of across the room.
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Stage it if the budget says so
Cabinet-only installs are available, so the work wall does not have to wait on a floor coating and the floor does not have to wait on cabinets. Most Canyon County customers do both together because it is one crew and one schedule, but doing the wall first and the floor later is a perfectly normal way to go about it.
Built for how you use the garage.
Our Treasure Valley crew covers Nampa and the rest of Canyon County, out to Caldwell and Middleton and down toward Kuna. The cabinets are made-in-USA melamine, and the reason that matters in a working garage is straightforward: the shelving people end up replacing is the shelving that bowed. Two series, 18 finishes, all laid out against your own wall at an on-site design consultation before anything gets built.
The measure is where the real decisions happen, and they are practical ones. A shop building on acreage gets the same conversation as an attached garage in town: which wall, how much of it, what has to hang, and what has to be behind a door. Runs come in 10, 12, and 14 foot configurations, and the crew that sets them is the same crew that installs our floor coatings, so if you want both it stays one company and one schedule.
- Made-in-USA melamine, not a flat-pack box you assemble on the garage floor
- Garage Vault: floor-to-ceiling pantry doors for a clean wall of storage
- Tradesman: bases, overheads, and a slatwall run for hanging tools
- 18 colors, matched in person at your design consultation
CITIES SERVED
Nampa · Caldwell · Middleton · Kuna
Designed on site, built to your wall.
The design consultation and the build come first, and the install visit follows, whether the floor is going in with them or already finished.
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Measure and design
We measure the wall, talk through how you actually use the garage, and lay out a 10, 12, or 14 foot run in the series that fits. Colors get picked in person, not off a screen.
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Build and finish the floor first
Cabinets are built to your layout while the floor goes in. Doing the coating first means the cabinets land on a finished floor instead of a bare slab.
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Install and hand back
The same crew that coated your floor sets the cabinets, levels the run, and hangs the doors. Cabinet-only installs are welcome too if the floor is already done.
Garage cabinets questions in Nampa.
Which series is the better buy for a garage that gets used?
The Tradesman. It puts base cabinets, 12 inch deep overheads, and a slatwall run on the same wall, so the tools you use daily hang in sight and the heavy things live underneath. The Garage Vault is a wall of full-height pantry doors, which is a better fit when the goal is hiding gear rather than working next to it.
Can we do cabinets now and the floor coating later?
Yes. Cabinet-only installs are available and there is nothing unusual about splitting the project. Most Canyon County customers do both at once because it is one crew and one schedule, and because the coating goes down first so the run lands on a finished floor. But the storage does not have to wait on the concrete.
What does a base cabinet give me that a workbench does not?
Enclosed storage directly under the work surface, and a run that stays put. Bases come 24 to 36 inches wide, 30 inches high, and 24 inches deep, and depending on the configuration you get doors, a drawer, or a four-drawer unit. They are installed and leveled as part of a continuous run, not set down loose next to the wall.
We have a shop building out on acreage. Same job?
Same conversation. We measure the wall you want to use and lay out a 10, 12, or 14 foot run against it, exactly the way we would in an attached garage. Shop buildings out toward Middleton and Kuna usually take the Tradesman for the slatwall and the bases, and plenty of customers end up doing the shop and the house together.
How do we get a price?
A free on-site design consultation. We measure, you pick a series, a run length, and one of 18 melamine finishes in person, and you get a fixed written price before anything is ordered. No guessing over the phone and no numbers that move later. Call 208-500-1043 or book online, Canyon County is standard coverage for us.
Next steps in Nampa.
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Pour a floor
that outlasts
the building.
Tell us the slab. We'll send a quote. Usually same day, always with photos and a fixed price. No high-pressure sales nonsense.
Takes about 45 seconds. We'll text or email you within the hour.