Custom Cabinets in Selma, TX

Just moved into a new build in Selma and already tired of looking at the stock cabinets? You’re not alone.

Selma’s population grew from 5,540 in 2010 to 10,952 in 2020, nearly doubling in a decade. That kind of growth means a lot of homes are still carrying their original builder-grade cabinetry, the same kind of upgrade demand we see across the river in Cibolo. Homeowners here often reach out within a year or two of move-in, once they’ve lived with the stock kitchen long enough to know exactly what they’d change.

Cibolo Custom Cabinets builds to the actual kitchen, not a standard box size, so the new cabinets fit walls, appliances, and layouts that stock runs never quite match.

Serving homeowners in Selma

Selma spans Bexar, Comal, and Guadalupe counties, and the housing stock reflects that fast growth: mostly newer construction from the past 10-15 years. For these homes, the most common project is a full custom kitchen swap, replacing the original builder boxes with cabinets built to the exact dimensions of the room.

We also get calls for custom closets and pantry upgrades in these same newer homes. Builder-grade closet shelving and shallow pantries are often the first thing people want to fix after cabinets.

Because Selma’s housing stock skews newer rather than older, refacing is less common here than in some of the surrounding towns. Most Selma jobs are full builds: new boxes, new doors, new hardware, sized to the room instead of a catalog spec sheet.

Selma’s growth has followed the I-35 corridor hard, with subdivisions filling in lots that were open fields a decade ago. New construction here tends to use a handful of repeated floor plans across a neighborhood, which actually makes our job easier in one way: we’ve usually already measured a kitchen built from the same plan a few streets over.

That doesn’t mean we skip the on-site measure, foundations shift and finish trim varies builder to builder, but it does mean we walk in with a good idea of what we’re working with.

Pantry and mudroom combinations come up often in these newer floor plans too, since a lot of Selma builds include a walk-through pantry off the garage entry that builders fit with the cheapest shelving available. Swapping that for real cabinetry is a quick win for a lot of homeowners once the kitchen itself is handled.

Cibolo Custom Cabinets also covers McQueeney, St. Hedwig, Garden Ridge, and Live Oak from the same shop, so if you’re comparing notes with a neighbor in a different suburb, the same team and process applies.

Scheduling is worth planning ahead for. Shop fabrication time runs several weeks depending on wood and finish selection, so if you’re timing a remodel around a specific date, getting on the calendar early matters more than almost anything else in the process.

Request a free estimate in Selma

Call +1 (361) 738-5733 or request a free estimate for your Selma kitchen or cabinet project. Cibolo Custom Cabinets will measure your space and give you a real cost range before any work starts. Contact us or see the full service area.