ADA-Compliant Cabinetry in Plano, TX
- Roll-under sinks & desks
- 15–48 in reach ranges
- Pull-down wall shelves
- Lever & D-pull hardware
ADA-compliant kitchen with lowered counter and roll-under sink in a Plano home
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ADA-compliant cabinetry in Plano is designed to the Americans with Disabilities Act (2010) standards — 15 to 48 inch reach ranges from the floor, roll-under clearances at sinks and work surfaces, 34-inch accessible counter heights, and hardware operable with a closed fist or limited grip strength. We build ADA cabinetry for residential aging-in-place clients across Plano, Frisco, and Allen, and for commercial spaces requiring code-compliant accessible casework.
Aging in place is a growing priority for Plano homeowners planning to stay in their homes into their 70s and 80s. Whether you're planning ahead or renovating for an immediate need, we design to ADA specs with the same craftsmanship as our standard custom work — no institutional look, no visible medical equipment feel. Just beautiful cabinetry that happens to be fully accessible.
ADA cabinetry pairs with custom cabinets, custom kitchen cabinets, custom bathroom cabinets, commercial storage cabinets, hardware selection and installation, and custom cabinet installation.
A Cabinet Shop, Not a Big-Box Reseller
20+ Years of Craftsmanship
Two decades of combined shop time building cabinetry for homes across Plano, Frisco, Allen and McKinney.
Furniture-Grade Construction
Solid hardwood face frames, dovetailed maple drawer boxes, ¾-inch plywood cases, Blum soft-close hardware.
Built for Plano Homes
From 1980s originals in Central Plano to new luxury builds in West Plano and Frisco — we design to your architecture.
Fixed, Written Pricing
Every proposal is fixed-price in writing before work begins — no surprise change-orders on installation day.
Family-Run, Local Shop
Not a franchise, not a big-box reseller — a working cabinet shop on Ingram Drive serving Collin County neighbors.
Full Design-to-Install
In-home measure, 3D design, in-shop fabrication, finishing and installation — one crew, one point of contact.
ADA & Accessible Cabinet Features
Designed to ADA (2010) standards and coordinated with your CAPS specialist, OT, or architect.
Roll-Under Sinks & Work Surfaces
Sink and work-surface cabinets designed with wheelchair roll-under clearance (typically 27 in high, 30 in wide, 19 in deep), insulated pipe covers, and no doors blocking access.
- 27 x 30 x 19 in clearance
- Insulated pipe covers
- Removable door panels
- Front-mounted faucets
Reach-Range Compliant Storage
All accessible storage between 15 and 48 inches from the floor. Pull-down wall cabinet shelves lower upper storage to reachable heights; deep base drawers replace low shelves.
- 15–48 in reach ranges
- Blum pull-down shelves
- Deep base drawers
- No hard-to-reach shelves
Accessible Bathroom Vanities
Wheelchair-accessible vanities with roll-under clearance, insulated plumbing, and D-pull hardware. Designed to ADA reach specs while still looking like custom furniture.
- Wheelchair clearance
- Insulated plumbing
- D-pull hardware
- ADA mirror height coordinated
Hardware for Limited Grip
D-pulls, bar pulls, and lever handles operable with a closed fist. Blum Servo-Drive and touch-latch systems where fine motor control is limited. No small knobs on ADA work.
- D-pulls & bar pulls
- Lever handles
- Servo-Drive touch systems
- Fist-operable throughout
Investment Range for This Service
Every project is quoted in writing after a free in-home measure. Ranges below reflect recent Plano-area work.
| Scope | Typical Details | Investment |
|---|---|---|
| ADA Kitchen — Residential | ~24 LF, roll-under sink, pull-down shelves, D-pulls | $22,000 – $38,000 |
| ADA Kitchen — Luxury Aging-in-Place | ~30 LF, full universal design, custom hardware | $38,000 – $60,000 |
| ADA Bathroom Vanity | Wheelchair-accessible, insulated plumbing | $4,500 – $8,500 |
| ADA Commercial Casework | Reception + accessible work surfaces + storage | $18,000 – $55,000 |
| Retrofit: Lower Counter + Roll-Under Sink | Modify existing kitchen for accessibility | $6,500 – $14,000 |
Five Steps From Idea to Installed
- 1
Needs Assessment
Meet with client and CAPS/OT specialist to review specific requirements.
- 2
3D Design to ADA Specs
Renderings and elevations with reach ranges and clearances called out.
- 3
Fixed Written Proposal
Line-item pricing tied to ADA compliance drawings.
- 4
Shop Fabrication
6–10 weeks in our Plano workshop with accessible hardware.
- 5
Install & Verify
Set, verified to ADA specs, walk-through with client and specialist.
Plano Homeowners on This Work
"My husband uses a wheelchair. The new kitchen finally lets him cook again. Life-changing work."
"Aging-in-place kitchen. Pull-down shelves, D-pulls, roll-under sink. Doesn't look medical at all."
"ADA-compliant medical office casework. Passed inspection first try. Beautiful work."
Design Your ADA Cabinetry
Free in-home consultation, 3D design, and fixed written pricing. Serving Plano, Frisco, Allen, McKinney and the greater Collin County area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes cabinetry 'ADA-compliant'?
ADA cabinetry is designed to Americans with Disabilities Act standards — including 15–48 inch reach ranges from the floor, roll-under clearances at sinks and desks (typically 27 in high, 30 in wide, 19 in deep), 34-inch max counter heights for accessible work surfaces, and lever or D-pull hardware operable with a closed fist.
Do you build ADA cabinets for homes or just commercial spaces?
Both. Residential ADA and aging-in-place cabinetry for Plano and Frisco homeowners planning to stay in their homes, plus commercial ADA casework for medical, dental, professional office, and public-facing retail spaces.
What's the difference between ADA and universal design?
ADA is a code standard with specific dimensions required by law in public/commercial spaces. Universal design is a broader design approach that makes spaces usable for people of all abilities — including features that go beyond ADA minimums for comfort and long-term aging in place.
Can you retrofit an existing kitchen or bath to ADA?
Often yes. Common retrofits include lowering a section of counter to 34 inches, adding a roll-under sink base by removing the door and installing removable panels, installing pull-down wall cabinet shelves, and swapping knob hardware for D-pulls or lever handles.
What hardware works best for accessibility?
D-pulls, bar pulls, and lever handles — anything operable with a closed fist or limited grip strength. We avoid small knobs on ADA projects. Blum Servo-Drive and touch-latch systems help where fine motor control is limited.
How much does ADA cabinetry cost in Plano?
Residential ADA kitchens run $22,000–$50,000 for cabinetry, similar to comparable non-ADA kitchens — the accessibility features add design time more than material cost. Commercial ADA casework packages start around $18,000 depending on scope.
Do you coordinate with occupational therapists or aging-in-place specialists?
Yes. For clients working with a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) or occupational therapist, we build to the exact reach ranges and clearances specified in their evaluation.
What about wheelchair-accessible bathroom vanities?
Yes. Roll-under wheelchair-accessible vanities with insulated pipe covers, no cabinet doors below the sink, front-mounted faucets, and D-pull hardware — designed to ADA reach and clearance specs.
Do you build to ADA in commercial code-required spaces?
Yes. We design to the ADA Standards for Accessible Design (2010) and coordinate with your architect on submittals for building inspection and accessibility review.