A cabinet resource for the project team
Cabinet support that starts before the order.
HG Cabinets Direct works with Phoenix-area trade professionals to translate plans, field information and client priorities into a cabinet package that can be reviewed, selected and ordered with greater clarity.
Remodelers
Home builders
Interior designers
Investors + repeat partners
Project-specific support
The cabinet work your project needs to move forward.
HG can support an early cabinet concept, refine an existing plan or help organize an order-ready package. The starting point determines the next step.
Plan review
Review architectural drawings, contractor plans, dimensions and project conditions that affect the cabinet scope.
Cabinet layouts
Develop or refine placement, storage, clearances, elevations and the functional relationships within the room.
Product + finishes
Guide the cabinet line, door style, finish, accessories and customization choices appropriate to the project.
Scope + specifications
Organize cabinet details, modifications, applicable services and pricing into a package the project team can review.
Ordering support
Complete the final approval checkpoint and release the confirmed cabinet package into the applicable ordering process.
Project communication
Communicate relevant cabinet information and next steps with the appropriate project contacts based on the agreed scope.
A better project handoff
Send the information that shapes the cabinet plan.
Complete information speeds review, but an early conversation can still identify missing decisions before they become field problems.
- 01Plans + dimensionsArchitectural drawings, field measurements and relevant room elevations.
- 02Appliances + utilitiesSpecifications and locations that affect cabinet sizing, clearances or layout.
- 03Client directionStyle references, finish preferences, storage needs and desired level of customization.
- 04Project prioritiesScope expectations, decision dates, site conditions and known schedule constraints.
A repeatable cabinet workflow
From project intake to approved order.
Clear checkpoints make it easier to identify who owns the next decision and what the cabinet package still needs.
Share the project
Provide plans, scope, client direction and available field information.
Develop the plan
Build or refine the cabinet layout and resolve functional details.
Select + specify
Confirm the cabinet line, door, finish, accessories and modifications.
Review + approve
Review dimensions, specifications, scope, pricing and responsibilities.
Order + coordinate
Release the approved package and communicate the applicable next steps.
Built-to-order cabinet options
A SOLLiD cabinet path for different project priorities.
HG pairs local design and ordering support with SOLLiD’s built-to-order semi-custom cabinetry. The right line depends on schedule, finish flexibility, customization and the design requirements of the project.
Clear roles
Cabinet responsibility without project confusion.
The exact scope belongs in the project proposal. In general, HG manages the agreed cabinet-design and ordering work while the trade partner manages the broader construction project and field coordination.
Cabinet scope
- Review applicable project information
- Develop or refine cabinet layouts
- Guide product and finish selections
- Prepare cabinet specifications and proposal
- Coordinate the approved cabinet order
Project scope
- Provide accurate plans and field information
- Coordinate client, appliance and trade decisions
- Verify site and installation requirements
- Review and approve the cabinet package
- Manage construction outside the agreed HG scope
Send the plans, room or current cabinet scope.
Use the project inquiry to share the available information and identify what HG needs to review next.
Start trade inquiryLet’s discuss how HG can support your cabinet work.
Book a conversation to discuss project type, typical cabinet needs and the most useful starting workflow.
Book a cabinet consultationTrade professional inquiry
Tell HG about your business and upcoming cabinet work.
Share a few details about your company, the projects you handle and the cabinet support that would make your work easier. HG will review the information and follow up directly.
Trade questions
What project partners should know.
The right workflow depends on the project, the quality of the starting information and the cabinet support included in the proposal.
What types of trade professionals does HG work with?
HG works with general contractors, remodelers, home builders, interior designers, investors and other repeat project partners needing cabinet design and supply support.
Can HG work from architectural or contractor plans?
Yes. HG can review architectural drawings, contractor plans, dimensions and other project information. Additional field verification or selections may still be required before ordering.
Can HG meet directly with my client?
Client-facing design and selection support may be included when appropriate to the project. Responsibilities, communication and approvals should be defined before that work begins.
Does HG provide cabinet installation?
Installation needs and available coordination are reviewed by project. The applicable proposal should identify whether installation or installation coordination is included.
Are trade pricing or discounts available?
Pricing is based on the project, cabinet selections, scope and the applicable working relationship. HG does not publish a universal trade discount on this page.
How are cabinet lead times handled?
Lead times depend on the selected cabinet line, product availability, order details and current manufacturer schedule. Current expectations should be reviewed before final approval.
What areas does HG serve?
HG supports projects across the greater Phoenix metro, including Mesa, Gilbert, Scottsdale, Phoenix, Tempe, Chandler and Queen Creek. Review the service-area page or contact HG about a specific location.
What happens when a cabinet order changes after approval?
A requested change may affect pricing, timing or product availability and may be limited after the order enters production. Revisions must be reviewed before they are accepted.