What this covers
A closet remodel replaces a single rod and shelf with a system: double hanging, long hanging, shelves, drawers, shoe storage and an island where the room allows. It starts with what you own, adds lighting that shows colors correctly, and finishes with paint and flooring. Reach-in closets get the same thinking at a smaller scale.
When to call
- Clothes stacked on the floor or stored in another room.
- A walk-in closet with one rod and a lot of empty wall.
- A bedroom remodel where the closet is being opened up anyway.
What to expect
- Inventory and planWhat is hung, folded and stored decides the layout, down to rod heights and drawer counts.
- PrepareOld shelving is removed, walls repaired, lighting wired by a licensed electrician.
- InstallThe system is installed and leveled, and drawers and doors adjusted.
- FinishPaint, flooring, mirrors and a walk-through.
Get a certified company
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Questions people ask
Built-in or modular?
Built-in systems are made to the room and look like furniture. Modular systems are adjustable and faster to install. The company shows you both.
What lighting works in a closet?
LED strips along the shelves and a ceiling fixture that shows true color. Enclosed fixtures are required near clothing by code.
Can a small closet be improved?
Yes. Double hanging alone can nearly double the capacity of a reach-in closet.
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