Custom closets in Norcross, GA

Norcross is the one service area where the drive is not a factor. The workshop and distribution facility are on Pacific Drive, which means a field measure can usually be scheduled the same week rather than the following one, and a missing part is a ten-minute trip rather than a rescheduled visit.

The housing here is mixed in a way that few other Gwinnett cities are: historic homes near the old town center with small, awkward closets and plaster walls, and 1980s–2000s subdivisions with conventional reach-ins. The two need opposite approaches. Older houses get scribed panels and a filler strategy worked out at the measure; subdivision closets get a straight double-hang conversion that roughly doubles capacity inside the existing opening.

Because we are local, Norcross is also where we most often do phased work — a primary walk-in now, the laundry room and pantry later — with the finish batch held so the second phase matches the first.

What we build in Norcross

• Historic-home closets — Plaster and out-of-square openings near the town center: panels scribed to the wall, fillers planned at the drawing stage rather than improvised on site.
• Subdivision reach-in conversions — The standard 6-foot bedroom closet rebuilt with a 15-inch tower, double hanging and a ceiling cabinet.
• Phased whole-house work — Closet first, laundry and pantry later, with the decor batch reserved so the finishes still match — or size it in the planner.