From plans to 3D bid in days, not weeks
How we turn a builder's plans into a bid you can show the homeowner — fast — without cutting corners.
The number one complaint we hear from builders about cabinet shops: bids take forever.
The plans go in, weeks go by, and the builder is left explaining the delay to a homeowner who's already made decisions about the rest of the house. By the time the bid lands, the project has moved on without us.
That's not how we work.
The flow
When you send us plans, here's what happens:
- Same day or next: we acknowledge receipt and confirm scope.
- Within a few days: our team models the cabinetry in 3D directly from your drawings. No "back-and-forth on questions" before we start — we just start.
- Bid lands with you in days. It includes a clean 3D rendering you can put in front of the homeowner, an itemized scope, and a timeline that locks against our production calendar.
We hit that timeline because the same software that generates the 3D model feeds straight into our estimating, which feeds straight into the production schedule. There's no manual re-entry, so there's no week-long backlog of paperwork between someone seeing the plans and someone telling you the price.
Why fast matters more than you'd think
When a bid takes weeks, every other trade gets answers first. The homeowner has already made the lighting decision, the appliance decision, sometimes the countertop decision — and then your cabinet shop comes in trying to fit into the gaps.
When the bid is in days, the cabinetry leads the conversation. That means better outcomes for the design and fewer change orders down the line.
If you've got a project where the cabinets need to be a fast decision — call us.