Homeowners
Closets planned around what you store
We measure your room and draw a closet layout around your clothes and storage needs. You review the drawing and written quote before we order the parts and arrange installation.
Start with one closet
We take single-closet jobs, including bedroom reach-ins and hallway storage. You receive a layout for the space and a written quote covering the work.

Manufacturer photo of a reach-in closet.
Your design visit
We measure the walls and check the door swing. Outlets and vents are marked so the layout leaves them accessible.
Tell us what needs to fit, especially long garments or bulky items. We use that information to set hanging heights and divide the space between shelves and drawers.
We photograph the space to prepare the wall drawings. You receive them with the quote and can request changes before ordering.
Closet layouts
Manufacturer photos of reach-in closets and hanging sections.

A fitted bedroom reach-in.

A reach-in with a drawer bank between two hanging sections.

A reach-in in Grey, with a shoe run in the centre tower.

A wall-mounted double-hanging section.
White, Grey and Natural Oak
Manufacturer photos of one module in each available finish.

White

Grey

Natural Oak
What goes on your wall
- Mounting
- Wall-mounted modules hang on cleats fastened into studs, leaving the floor beneath them clear.
- Screw lines
- a line of fixings into each stud behind each unit. They end up behind the casework.
- Baseboard
- for the floor-to-ceiling look the baseboard comes off so the panels sit tight to the wall. Wall-hung units clear most existing baseboard, so the trim stays where it is.
- Ends and gaps
- Filler panels are scribed to the wall to close the gap at each end.
- Outlets and vents
- designed around and left reachable.
- If it ever comes out
- Removal leaves fixing holes in the wall. Patching or painting may be needed where the modules were fitted.
Questions about your closet
- What will it cost?
- Price depends on the layout and selected components, including drawers and any stone top. After measuring, we send a written quote covering the parts, delivery and installation.
- What finishes are there?
- Choose White, Grey or Natural Oak. Fronts come in slab or shaker styles. Hardware is available in chrome, brushed nickel, brass and matte black.
- Do I have to empty the closet first?
- Yes, the space needs to be clear on the morning we install. If old shelving and brackets are still on the walls, say so at the measure and we will price the removal into the quote.
- Can I change it later?
- Adjustable shelf heights can change, and compatible sections or accessories can be added later. The layout of the installed modules stays fixed.
- Can you fit slopes and awkward corners?
- We measure the available height and wall angles before planning the modules. Widths come in 1.5-inch increments, with filler panels to close the remaining gaps. Corner units and bridge shelves are available.
- Can an island have a stone top?
- Yes. We source the slab, template it and set it ourselves. It is its own line on the quote.
Shelves and drawers
Manufacturer photo of a five-drawer chest in Natural Oak. The drawers use soft-close undermount slides.

A five-drawer chest in Natural Oak.
Book a free design visit
Call or text (206) 276-8162, email eugene@procraftinstall.com, or send the room details through the form. The design visit and drawings are free, and you receive a written quote before ordering.
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