Shelving and Rods: Overlooked and Underappreciated
Shelves and rods carry the real weight in closets - literally - but overloaded rods can snap, shelves can bow under pressure, and brackets can loosen from the wall. DIY fixes might work for a little while, but we’ve seen plenty of cases where a homeowner tried to "just add another nail" and wound up calling us after everything collapsed.
Our professional closet repair is comprehensive and involves reinforcing structures, upgrading hardware, and making sure that your closet can actually handle the load you place on it. It's not a quick fix; all of our jobs are long-term solutions backed by a 1-year workmanship guarantee.
Can't Forget the Panels, Floors, and Structure
The structural parts of your closet - its panels, floors, and framework - are often overlooked until damage becomes impossible to ignore. Moisture, pests, or years of heavy use can lead to sagging, warping, or even mold. At this point, a closet replacement is often the better - and only reasonable - option.
This is not bad news, though. A replacement allows us to use stronger and longer-lasting materials while also improving the design at the same time. We can add entirely new closets or upgrade existing ones with custom shelves, rods, drawers, and even lighting.
