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ShelfGrove

Disclaimer

ShelfGrove is a free matching service that helps you connect with local closet and storage-system builders. We do not design, build, install, or give structural, electrical, or other licensed-trade advice.

What ShelfGrove is — and is not

ShelfGrove is a FREE matching service for homeowners planning a custom closet or storage system. We help you understand the basics, compare options, and get connected with licensed, insured local builders.

ShelfGrove is not a closet, cabinet, or storage-system company. We do not design, build, install, repair, wire, anchor, move walls, or make site decisions in your home.

Any information on this site is general information only. It is meant to help you ask better questions and compare systems more clearly, not replace a builder, installer, engineer, electrician, or other licensed trade professional.

General information only — not trade or structural advice

Closet and storage projects can involve wall conditions, anchoring, electrical work, lighting, flooring, trim, doors, and sometimes permit or load-bearing questions. Those decisions must be reviewed on site by the right licensed, insured professionals.

Please do not use this website as structural, electrical, engineering, permit, or code advice. Always confirm what applies in your city, county, or state, and verify that the builder you hire is properly licensed and insured for the work.

You are responsible for approving the final design, materials, scope, and installer before work starts. If something affects safety, structure, wiring, permits, or code, confirm it locally with qualified professionals.

Costs shown are ranges, not quotes

When ShelfGrove talks about cost, we use broad planning ranges only. Many closet and storage systems are priced by linear foot of wall, but the real number depends on the system type, materials, accessories, finish level, room size, and your area.

As a very general example, wire systems are usually the lowest-cost option, melamine or laminate is often the value sweet spot for most custom closets, and solid wood or veneer is typically the premium choice for walk-ins and visible built-ins. Drawers, pull-outs, soft-close hardware, premium finishes, lighting, islands, and removal of old shelving are common upcharges.

These ranges are not quotes, bids, or promises. Always get the full scope and all-in price in writing from the builder before you agree to anything.

Your match, your choice, your responsibility

If you use ShelfGrove, you stay in control. You can compare builders, ask questions, review materials and components, and decide who to hire.

We do not guarantee that a builder will accept your project, offer a certain price, meet a certain timeline, or produce a specific result. Availability, lead times, materials, finishes, and responsibility for measurements, site conditions, and installation details vary by builder and by area.

Before signing anything, verify the builder's license and insurance yourself, confirm exactly what is included, and make sure the written proposal matches what you expect.

What information we collect

To help with a match, we collect basic contact and project-intent details only: your name, phone number, optional email, the space you want help with, your ZIP code, and your preferred language.

We do not ask for financial account numbers, Social Security numbers, income details, or sensitive personal records to use the service. For more detail, please read our Privacy Policy.

If you have questions about anything on this page or how the service works, you can contact us.

  • Free for the customer
  • Contact + project details only
  • No structural or licensed-trade advice
  • Always verify license, insurance, scope, and price yourself
In plain English

ShelfGrove gives general planning help and free local matches, but you should hire and verify a licensed, insured builder for the actual work.

Common questions

Is ShelfGrove a closet company?

No. ShelfGrove is a free matching service, not a closet, cabinet, or storage-system company, and we do not design, build, or install projects.

Can I rely on ShelfGrove for structural or electrical advice?

No. The information here is general only. For structural, electrical, permit, code, or other licensed-trade questions, hire qualified local professionals and verify requirements in your area.

Are the prices on your site exact quotes?

No. Any prices or per-linear-foot numbers are planning ranges only, not quotes. Actual cost depends on system type, materials, accessories, the size of the space, and your area.

What should I verify before hiring a builder?

Verify the builder's license and insurance yourself, confirm the exact materials and components, ask about lead time, and get the all-in price in writing before work starts.

What personal information do you need?

We only collect basic contact and project-intent details such as your name, phone, optional email, space type, ZIP code, and preferred language. We do not ask for bank details, SSNs, income, or sensitive records to use the service.

ShelfGrove is a free matching service, not a closet, cabinet, or storage-system company, and does not design, build, or install storage systems or give structural, electrical, or licensed-trade advice. The information here is general and educational. System types, materials, finishes, accessories, and pricing vary by builder and by area — always confirm locally. Always hire licensed, insured builders, verify the license and insurance yourself, and confirm the design, materials, components, lead time, and full price in writing before any work starts. Costs and availability vary by area, the size of the space, the system type, and the accessories you choose; confirm all details directly with a licensed builder.

Ready to plan a closet or storage system?

Plan the right system first, then get matched, free, with licensed local builders near you. You compare designs and choose who to hire — and you confirm the materials and all-in price before any work starts.