1980 San Juan Dr. We operate out of the entire building but the front office is located behind the door of what was Suite 104.

We are open by appointment only, so we ask all customers- contractors and owner builders- to please call in advance to schedule an appointment to visit our showroom, front desk or for an in office appointment with the necessary qualified individual.

For the safety of our employees and yourself, non-employees are not allowed access to the shop without a prearranged appointment and accompaniment by a qualified tour guide. PLEASE only use the office front door entrance.

We have the capacity to build every part of your custom cabinetry in house. Because we are extremely busy for our small space and staff, we support other Arizona businesses by outsourcing some items from them to free up time and space in our facility. We source dovetail drawer boxes from a company located in Mesa, Arizona called Drawer Connection and custom hardwood doors from a company located in Phoenix, Arizona called Elite Woodworking. These are also family owned and operated businesses that we have long, outstanding relationships with.

Please start by calling to schedule an appointment with our front desk and we will at that point gather some information from you about your project to decide how best to move forward.

We do not refinish existing cabinets, manufacture door and drawer fronts for your existing cabinetry, replace hardware (hinges, guides, handles, etc) on your existing cabinets, countertops, custom furniture, wood stair rails, custom outdoor cabinetry, murphy beds, cribs or bunkbeds, and we reserve the right to decline any request we do not have the ability to fit into our schedule or that we do not have the proper staff to execute. If your project is a remodel, please note that Accurate Measures DOES NOT demo or disconnect, connect, relocate, or manipulate plumbing or electrical in any capacity- including appliances.

We specialize in custom cabinetry, including but not limited to, residential and commercial cabinetry,  kitchen, bathroom, laundry, and garage cabinetry, custom closets, custom kitchen hoods, desks, etc.

This is obviously unique to every project depending on many variables, but in general, from point of deposit being paid and all documents being electronically signed such as estimates, spec sheets, cabinet drawings, etc our lead time is somewhere between 6-12 weeks for install of cabinetry boxes. Once cabinet boxes are installed, your project can continue to flow and other trades can complete their tasks while we gather what is necessary to complete your project such as doors and drawer fronts, appliance panels, hardware, accessories, etc. Some jobs have the ability to be installed complete, others require multiple trips. This is again all on a case-by-case basis.

We source the highest quality industrial grade particle board. It is a thermal fused two-sided melamine. This product (TFL) has excellent scratch and wear resistance. They are widely used in laminate flooring, office furniture, closet system components, store fixtures, and cabinets. It is also an appropriate spec in health care, hospitality, commercial, and retail settings. Thermally fused melamine (TFM) is made by fusing a resin-impregnated sheet of décor paper directly to a substrate. There is no kraft paper used in TFM, and the resulting panel is ready for finishing.

Both materials, plywood and melamine, are made from real wood the difference being the glue that is holding them together. In melamine the wood chips are compressed and coated with glue much like a big ball of dough. Why is this important? Because the wood is coated with glue and therefore prevents water from migrating through. The outside melamine faces are also water resistant. Plywood is made up of multiple layers with each layer having a glue line. Water will still migrate through the layers and then ultimately degrade the glue lines between the plies. The outside two layers of plywood are also wood so have less water resistance.

Simply put, hardwood is easier is repair, melamine is easier to replace. Natural wood products are softer than manufactured melamine’s so they are more prone to damage.