ABOUT US
Custom Cabinets Built for Aiken Homes
Mission Cabinet Co. is a custom cabinetry company based in Aiken, SC. We draw cabinetry to your actual room measurements rather than to stock sizes pulled from a warehouse shelf, which means your kitchen, bathroom or closet gets a layout built around the space you actually have. We handle the measuring, the design and specification, the sourcing and the installation.
Our ownership overlaps with Mission Land Homes, a working local home builder in the CSRA. That connection matters, because our designers and installers are in finished homes every week. We know how framing runs, how plumbing rough-ins land, and where plans meet reality on a job site. That background shapes how we quote and how we install.
We work with homeowners across Aiken, Augusta and the surrounding area who are comparing custom cabinetry against big-box stock. We are honest about cost and honest about lead times from the first conversation. Third-party financing is available, and we walk through real scope and real numbers before anyone sits down for a formal sales call. If a project does not fit your budget, we will tell you that too.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Talk to us before you buy a single cabinet
Drawn to your measurements
Every cabinet we build starts with your actual room dimensions, not a stock size that almost fits. We draw the layout ourselves, show you the numbers, and walk you through door styles and wood species before anything goes to the shop.
Solid box construction
We specify materials that hold up in kitchens and baths – plywood boxes, dovetail or undermount drawer hardware, and finish options that stand cleaning cycles. No particleboard surprises after the install crew leaves.
Real quotes, real lead times
We give you scope and pricing before anyone sits down for a sales call. Lead times vary by project, and we tell you upfront what to expect. Mission Cabinet Co. shares ownership with Mission Land Homes, so we know what a working build schedule looks like.
What We Build
Kitchen cabinetry for Aiken and the CSRA
Cabinetry is drawn to the room’s actual measurements. No stock sizes pulled from a catalog and forced to fit. You choose the door style, the wood species and the finish, and we specify face-frame box construction and drawer hardware to match how the space gets used.
Most kitchen projects run six to ten weeks from signed drawings to installation, depending on scope. We will tell you the honest number up front. Mission Cabinet Co. works alongside Mission Land Homes, so our crews are in finished homes every week — which keeps our tolerances tight and our lead times realistic.
Built to your room's dimensions
Kitchens that work for real daily use
Questions & Answers
Straight answers about cabinets, cost, and timeline
How long does a cabinet project take?
Most kitchen projects run 6 to 10 weeks from signed drawings to installation. Bathroom vanities, built-ins and closet systems are usually shorter. We give you a real window up front rather than a guess.
How is this different from big-box cabinets?
Stock cabinets come in fixed widths, so your layout gets built around the boxes that happen to exist. We measure your room first and draw the cabinetry to it, which means no filler strips covering gaps and no dead corners you paid for.
What does the quote process look like?
We measure the space, walk through door style, wood species, finish and hardware with you, then come back with a written scope and a real number. That happens before any sit-down sales conversation. Third-party financing is available.
OUR SUPPLIERS
The suppliers behind our cabinet builds
Cabinet Components
We source box materials, door styles, and hardware from suppliers we have used across multiple builds. When a product shows up consistently flat, square, and on schedule, it stays on our approved list. When it does not, it comes off.
Drawer Hardware
Drawer slides and hinges take daily use. We specify hardware rated for the load and the cycle count the cabinet will actually see in a working kitchen or bathroom. Soft-close is standard on most builds because it holds up and homeowners prefer it.
Wood & Sheet Goods
Door and face-frame wood species, plywood box panels, and MDF profiles all come from suppliers who hold consistent grades. We match material to the job. A painted door gets a different substrate than a stained maple door, and the spec sheet shows which is which.
Finish & Refinishing Products
For cabinet refacing and refinishing work, the finish coat matters as much as the prep. We use products that bond to the existing surface, dry hard, and hold color without yellowing. We can walk you through the finish options before the job starts so there are no surprises at the end.
Who We Are
Built by people who build homes
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