Cabinet Systems.

Cabinet Systems says it has been in business since 1998, and its state registration as a general contractor dates to 2013. The state lists Aleksandr Legkobit as a principal since 2013, Irina Legkobit since 2018 and Michael Legkobit since 2023. The company describes itself as family-owned and independent. It also lists estimators and drafting staff among its insured classes, and its crew falls in the seven-to-ten band. Public work includes jobs for Eastern Washington University and the City of Spokane in 2014 and 2015, both taken as prime contractor. The company advertises a lifetime warranty on cabinetry and, for wall beds, a 10-year warranty on the mechanism and 5 years on the cabinet. This is a shop for storage and built-in cabinetry: a walk-in or reach-in closet, a garage wall of cabinets, a wall bed in a guest room or home office, a new vanity or pantry. It works across a wide stretch of the Inland Northwest and handles commercial cabinetry too. Framing, drywall, roofing or a whole remodel belongs with a general builder, with Cabinet Systems brought in for the cabinetry inside it. Before comparing quotes for closets or built-ins, write down the measurements of each wall, the ceiling height, and where outlets, vents and light switches sit, since older Spokane homes often have out-of-square walls and odd soffits. List what has to fit: hanging length, shoe count, tools, bikes, a queen or full mattress for a wall bed. Ask each bidder to name the material and finish, the hardware and drawer slides, whether removal of existing shelving is included, and what the warranty covers. Bids that answer the same list can actually be compared.