From cluttered garage to finished storage.
Here's exactly what happens from the moment you start browsing to the day your garage is done — no guesswork, no long design appointments.
1
Explore
Look through our packages and starting prices online.
2
Choose
Pick the package, color, hardware, and upgrades you're interested in.
3
Measure
A Buildout representative confirms your garage measurements and checks outlets, garage tracks, doors, windows, water heaters, electrical panels, and other obstacles.
4
Finalize
We confirm the layout and provide your final project quote.
5
Build
Your cabinet components are locally manufactured using CNC equipment here in the Treasure Valley.
6
Install
Your cabinets are assembled, leveled, anchored, adjusted, and professionally installed according to your selected service.
7
Enjoy
Get the clutter off the floor and start using your garage again.
Common questions about the process.
Still deciding how this works for your garage? Here are the questions we hear most.
Do I have to know my exact measurements before contacting you?
No. Approximate measurements can help you explore your options, but a Buildout representative can confirm the measurements before the project goes into production.Can I see pricing before someone comes to my house?
Yes. That is one of the main reasons we created our standard packages. You can see starting prices online before scheduling a measurement appointment.Can I customize the cabinets?
Yes. Our packages are standardized to keep the process simple, but you can choose from approved colors, hardware, and upgrades.Do you install the cabinets?
Professional installation is included in the standard price. We dont want you to have any surprises.
Can I buy more than one package?
Yes. A representative can help determine whether combining packages or adding individual cabinets makes sense for your space.What if my garage has outlets or other obstacles?
That is exactly why we verify measurements before production. We look for garage tracks, outlets, electrical panels, windows, doors, water heaters, utility equipment, and other obstacles that could affect the layout.
