About the service
I design and build custom wet bar cabinetry for homes, tailored to the exact footprint of your basement, media room, or entertaining space. Every project starts with an on-site measurement and a scaled drawing so the cabinet boxes, backsplash, and countertop line up perfectly with existing plumbing and electrical rough-ins before a single board is cut.
My shop builds face-frame or frameless cabinet boxes from solid maple, oak, or birch plywood, finished in lacquer, stain, or painted colors to match the rest of your home. Storage is planned around how you actually entertain: open wine racks sized for standard 750ml bottles, tiered stemware racks that hold glasses upside-down, drawer inserts for bar tools and napkins, a dedicated ice bin, and a pull-out trash and recycling bay tucked under the sink.
For wet bars with running water, I coordinate the rough plumbing tie-in with a licensed plumber and cut the cabinet for an under-mount or bar sink, garbage disposal, and a mini-fridge or beverage-center cutout with proper ventilation clearance so the compressor never overheats. Countertop options include quartz, granite, butcher block, and stainless steel «wrap» tops — I template on-site and manage fabrication and installation through my countertop partners so seams and edges are flawless.
A typical wet bar — six to nine linear feet of base and upper cabinets, sink cutout, and countertop — takes one to two weeks in the shop plus a one-day on-site install with minimal dust. I provide a fixed quote after the site visit, a full cut list and finish sample before building starts, and progress photos throughout construction. A portfolio of finished bars and references from past clients are available on request.
My shop builds face-frame or frameless cabinet boxes from solid maple, oak, or birch plywood, finished in lacquer, stain, or painted colors to match the rest of your home. Storage is planned around how you actually entertain: open wine racks sized for standard 750ml bottles, tiered stemware racks that hold glasses upside-down, drawer inserts for bar tools and napkins, a dedicated ice bin, and a pull-out trash and recycling bay tucked under the sink.
For wet bars with running water, I coordinate the rough plumbing tie-in with a licensed plumber and cut the cabinet for an under-mount or bar sink, garbage disposal, and a mini-fridge or beverage-center cutout with proper ventilation clearance so the compressor never overheats. Countertop options include quartz, granite, butcher block, and stainless steel «wrap» tops — I template on-site and manage fabrication and installation through my countertop partners so seams and edges are flawless.
A typical wet bar — six to nine linear feet of base and upper cabinets, sink cutout, and countertop — takes one to two weeks in the shop plus a one-day on-site install with minimal dust. I provide a fixed quote after the site visit, a full cut list and finish sample before building starts, and progress photos throughout construction. A portfolio of finished bars and references from past clients are available on request.
