Design it yourself, right here. Give us your wall measurement and we'll drop in a basic layout that fits — then swap pieces, change sizes to the exact inch, and watch the installed price update as you go. Built completely custom: standard sizes are the starting point, not the limit.
Three easy steps: tell us what you're building, add a wall for every run in the room — L-shapes, islands, and peninsulas included — then swap and resize pieces until it's yours. Pieces take real heights and depths (42″ uppers, deep fridge cabs, combined carcasses), and the price follows every change across the whole project. Finish in step 4 with genuine Rev-A-Shelf pull-outs — pick a size and the exact model number rides along with your quote request.
Measure the wall where the pieces will sit, end to end. Changing the wall keeps your pieces — hit Rebuild starter layout if you'd rather start fresh at the new size.
Add a piece:
Typical midpoint: $0
Priced from the same installed per-linear-foot ranges as the guide below. Upper cabinets figure at 70% of the per-foot rate, tall units at 130% — uppers carry less material, talls carry more. Multi-wall projects total every wall and every side (front and back) together. Countertops, appliances, and plumbing/electrical changes are separate. Planning number, not a bid.
Send this design for a real quoteEvery pull-out we offer is a genuine Rev-A-Shelf product — this is their full pull-out lineup, and each product name links to its page on rev-a-shelf.com. Pick a size and the exact model number shows up right on the card, then travels with your quote request so the right part gets ordered the first time.
Model numbers badged “Rev-A-Shelf catalog” come straight from Rev-A-Shelf's own catalog and spec sheets. A few were only listed by retailers — those are flagged “confirm before ordering,” and we verify them with Rev-A-Shelf (800-626-1126) before anything is ordered. Prices shown are Rev-A-Shelf's starting prices, checked October 22, 2026; accessories aren't in the design estimate above — your written quote confirms the final accessory price. Measure your actual cabinet opening before ordering: Rev-A-Shelf's own sheets vary by about ½″ on a few series.
None picked yet — choose a size on any card above and it lands here, then goes out with your quote request below as the order list.
I'm Jonathan Garcia — a carpenter in Odessa. I build and install custom cabinets, vanities, closets, and built-ins across the Permian Basin, any size you need. Send me your design and I'll get back to you by email with a real quote, usually within one business day.
Your design so far: — — the full piece list and estimate go out with your request automatically.
Request ready — your email app should have opened with your design and estimate addressed to me. Hit send and I'll get back to you, usually within one business day.
Copied — paste it into an email to john1garcia11@gmail.com.
If you'd rather skip the designer, this is the original by-the-foot estimator: enter the linear feet of cabinets and a tier for a fast installed range.
Not sure of your number?
All tiers are priced installed — cabinets plus professional installation. Countertops, appliances, and plumbing/electrical changes are separate.
Typical midpoint: $8,500 — most straightforward jobs land near the middle of the range.
Planning number, not a bid. Final quotes move with door style, box construction, demo and disposal, and whether the layout changes. A layout change — moving plumbing, walls, or the footprint — pushes labor well above the straight-swap range.
Same project, three very different budgets. These are 2026 installed ranges for the Odessa–Midland market — cabinets and installation together, priced per linear foot. The same ranges drive the designer above, whether you're building a kitchen, a vanity, a closet, or built-ins.
Best for: rentals, flips, tight budgets, and straightforward swaps in Odessa & Midland tract homes.
Best for: most homeowner remodels — the sweet spot of price, fit, and finish in the Permian Basin.
Best for: forever homes, unusual layouts, and Midland & Odessa builds where the kitchen is the centerpiece.
Real all-in ranges for the Permian Basin market — cabinets plus installation, across tiers. Most typical kitchens fall between these two bookends.
A galley or small L-shaped kitchen — common in older Odessa and Midland homes. At this size, stock and lower-end semi-custom do most of the work.
A big open kitchen with long runs and an island — the kind of build going up in new Permian Basin subdivisions. More footage, more boxes, more labor.
The Permian Basin is one market — Midland pricing is effectively the same as Odessa, and the ranges on this page apply to both cities. Compared with Dallas and Houston, local labor rates run lower, which pulls the installed total down. The cabinets themselves cost the same wherever you buy them — it's the labor side where Odessa–Midland saves you money.
Installation labor alone for a straightforward swap — new cabinets going where the old ones came out, no layout change — runs $50–$150 per linear foot locally. Move plumbing, walls, or the footprint and labor climbs from there.
Pick what you're building — kitchen, vanity, closet, built-ins — and enter each wall's length in feet and inches. Add a wall for every run, and a back side for an island or peninsula. Those are the only measurements you need to start.
We drop in a sensible basic design in standard sizes that fits your wall — sink base, drawers, uppers and all. You're never staring at a blank canvas.
Exchange any piece for another, type in any custom width — everything is built to the inch — and watch the price update. When it looks right, send the design for a real quote.
Contractors and cabinet shops across the Permian Basin: have the homeowner build their design here before the first site visit so the size and tier conversation happens early. When you write the real quote, break out these line items separately:
Yes. Everything is built custom in the shop, so standard sizes (12, 18, 24, 30, 36 inches…) are just the common starting points. Type any width into the designer — 23 1/2 inches, 41 3/4 inches, whatever your wall needs — and the price adjusts to the actual size.
No. The ranges here cover cabinets and their installation only. Countertops — laminate, quartz, granite, or butcher block — are quoted separately and vary widely by material.
Effectively, yes. Odessa and Midland are one labor market — crews work both cities daily, and suppliers serve the whole Permian Basin. Use the same ranges for either city.
New cabinets installed in the same footprint as the old cabinets, with the sink and appliances staying put. That's the $50–$150 per linear foot labor range. Moving plumbing, electrical, or walls adds labor on top.
Yes — step 4 of the designer carries the full Rev-A-Shelf pull-out lineup: base organizers, spice fillers, trash pull-outs, blind-corner and lazy-susan systems, mixer lifts, under-sink organizers, vanity and closet pull-outs, and more. Pick a size and the exact Rev-A-Shelf model number shows on the card and goes out with your quote request, so the right part is ordered for your cabinet size.
It gives you a realistic 2026 planning range for the Odessa–Midland market, not a bid. Two projects with identical footage can land far apart inside the range depending on tier options and site conditions — get an in-person measurement and a written quote before signing anything.