Custom Cabinets and Remodeling in Liberty County

Liberty County lies northeast of Houston along US 90 and US 59, with the Trinity River running through its center. Ace Kustoms builds custom cabinets, trim and built-ins for homes in Liberty, Dayton, Cleveland, Hardin, Devers and the smaller communities in between. Cabinets are built in our Houston shop and installed by our own crew, so the same people carry your project from the first measurement to the last adjustment.

This is a county of country homes, small towns and growing subdivisions near the Harris and Montgomery County lines. Many projects involve houses on acreage, where homeowners want a farmhouse-style kitchen, solid storage for a mudroom or laundry, and garage or shop cabinets that can take hard use. In the towns, we often update older ranch homes and pier-and-beam houses with new kitchens, vanities and trim fitted to floors that are not quite level.

The process is the same as anywhere we work. We measure in your home, check floors and walls for level and plumb, and talk through how the kitchen, laundry or shop needs to function day to day. You pick from real wood and finish samples. We build from hardwoods and furniture-grade plywood in our Houston shop, install with the team that built the cabinets, and finish with a walkthrough. Our craftsmanship warranty covers joinery and finish.

Homes in Liberty County

Liberty County housing is a mix of older in-town homes, rural houses on acreage and newer subdivisions closer to Houston. Liberty and Dayton have ranch homes and older frame houses, some on pier-and-beam foundations with uneven floors that call for careful leveling during cabinet installs. Country homes and newer builds often have large kitchens, covered porches and big garages or shops. Mudroom and laundry storage, durable garage cabinets and kitchens that suit a farmhouse look are common requests, along with replacing dated cabinets in homes from the 1970s and 1980s.

Climate and materials

The Trinity River bottomland and the county's low terrain bring high humidity and, in some areas, flood risk. We build with plywood boxes and stable doors that tolerate seasonal swings. In homes with pier-and-beam floors, moisture under the house can affect cabinets, so we plan leveling and ventilation details. Garages and shops that are not air conditioned need finishes and hardware chosen for heat and damp air.