Woodcraft Mill & cabinet

Custom Cabinets in Holladay

Thoughtful cabinetry for your kitchen, daily routine, and the character of your home. Serving Holladay from our West Jordan shop since 1996.

Since 1996

Family-owned in Utah

Made in-house

Milled. Built. Finished.

Your custom fit

Every detail, your choice

Authorized Dealer

Cabinetry That Respects Your Holladay Home

An established home near Holladay Village, a property along Walker Lane, and a remodel near Olympus Hills can call for very different cabinetry. We start with your room, its existing details, and how you want it to function, not a one-size-fits-all layout.

For your Holladay cabinet project, identify what needs to stay and what should work better. Photos of original trim, adjoining rooms, tight corners, and appliance locations help frame the conversation. We can discuss useful drawer storage, coordinated appliance openings, and finishes that complement the details you are keeping.

Have a Holladay project in mind? Share room photos and your priorities. Your free consultation includes a preliminary cost estimate so you can consider the next step before final design.

What We Build

Complete Cabinetry Services in Holladay

We provide a full range of custom cabinetry solutions, carefully designed and built for every room in your Holladay home. Each project reflects our commitment to superior craftsmanship and personalized design, ensuring exceptional quality and functionality.

Authorized Dealer

We sell and integrate premium  Wolf Cooking Ranges and Ovens, Sub-Zero Refrigerators, Cove Dishwashers, and Best Range Hood appliances with your custom cabinetry.

Project Gallery

Custom Cabinet Gallery

Our Custom Cabinet Gallery showcases 30 years of craftsmanship in Holladay. Browse our finished kitchen, bath, and garage projects to find inspiration and see the "Woodcraft Mill" quality firsthand.

Is Custom Cabinetry Right for You?

A Better Fit Starts With the Right Project

Custom cabinetry makes sense when your space, storage needs, or finish choices go beyond standard sizes. We design and build new cabinets for remodels and new homes rather than repairing, repainting, or refacing existing cabinets.

Custom cabinetry may be a good fit when you want to:

What to Bring to the First Conversation

01  Your space

Bring room photos, approximate dimensions, and any drawings you already have. Include images of doors, windows, appliances, trim, floor transitions, and nearby rooms.

02  Your priorities

Tell us what is not working, what you need to store, and which styles, materials, or finishes you like.

03  Your project scope

Share your target budget, hoped-for timing, appliance plans, and any proposed wall, plumbing, or electrical changes.

You do not need final plans to get started. These details help us discuss options and provide a preliminary cost estimate.

Client Reviews

What Homeowners Say

Here’s what homeowners have to say about working with Woodcraft Mill & Cabinet company in Utah.

Don’t just take our word for it. Talk to one of our previous customers, and ask them any questions you may have about getting custom cabinets from Woodcraft Mill & Cabinet.

Start With a Conversation, Not a Finished Design

Tell us about your Holladay project and share any photos or plans you have. Your free consultation includes a preliminary cost estimate. After proposal approval, we finalize the design, selections, and precise measurements before manufacturing and installation.

FAQs

Holladay Project Questions

Where is your showroom if my project is in Holladay?

Our showroom and cabinet shop are at 4158 Nike Dr B, West Jordan, UT 84088. We serve Holladay from this location and do not have a Holladay storefront. Call (801) 975-9059 to discuss your project or plan a showroom visit.

Confirm the scope with Holladay before finalizing the cabinet layout. Moving walls, plumbing, electrical service, windows, or exterior openings may require permits or additional plans. A cabinetry-only replacement is different from work involving structural or utility changes. Cabinet design does not replace city permit review.

Share the project address, room photos, approximate dimensions, appliance information, and any plans to move walls or utilities. Point out uneven floors, out-of-square corners, original trim, and finishes you want to keep. These details help us discuss the scope and a preliminary cost estimate. Final measurements and design follow proposal approval.

Start with the items you need to store and the amount of circulation the room must preserve. Full-height cabinets, interior drawers, fitted pantry storage, and carefully placed appliances can add function without overwhelming the room. For a condominium, also share elevator dimensions, parking restrictions, delivery procedures, and association requirements.

Tell us about narrow streets, limited parking, gate access, stairs, steep driveways, small entryways, or homeowners association rules that could affect delivery. Discussing these conditions early helps us consider cabinet dimensions, unloading, property protection, and installation access before manufacturing.