enstoraClosets. Pantries. A place for it.

Choose the space, then the shelves

Built around
what you keep.

Ranges include a measuring visit, materials and installation in a ready space. We confirm the layout and itemized price before you approve anything.

A starting price by size

Small reach-in · 3–5 feet wide

Wire $600–$1,000
Wood $950–$1,600

One or two rods and a short shelf stack, in a closet about 2 feet deep. Usually installed in half a day.

Wide reach-in · 6–8 feet wide

Wire $900–$1,500
Wood $1,500–$2,500

Two hanging sections and a shelf stack, about 2 feet deep. Usually installed in half a day to one day.

Walk-in · 6 × 8 feet

Wire $1,600–$2,600
Wood $2,600–$4,400

Hanging and shelving on two walls with an open walkway. Installation usually takes 1–2 days.

Pantry · up to 3 × 6 feet

Wood $800–$1,800

Solid shelves with spacing for jars, boxes and small appliances. Usually installed in one day. Pull-outs are priced separately.

Pantry pull-out

$140–$240 each

An installed sliding basket or tray, sized to the available opening. We check clearances at the measuring visit.

Simple old-shelf removal and filling the old fixing holes are included. Painting, wall repairs beyond those holes and moving electrical fittings are not included. We flag any preparation needed before quoting.

Two useful choices

Wood or wire?

Wood: a solid landing.

Finished wood shelves give small jars, folded clothes and boxes an even surface. We size shelves and rods to the approved layout. They cost more and usually need 4–6 weeks after approval before installation.

Wire: open and simple.

Coated wire shelves suit hanging clothes and everyday storage at a lower price. The gaps let you see through, but small items may need a tray. Most wire layouts need 2–3 weeks after approval before installation.

At the visit, we show both materials and talk through shelf depth, rod height and what you want to reach. You can choose a different mix for each space.

Measure. Agree. Install.

  1. A free measuring visit

    Allow 30–45 minutes. We measure the openings and walls, check doors and baseboards, and ask what you store. You can leave things in place for this visit.

  2. A layout you can read

    We send a simple drawing and itemized estimate. Shelf positions, materials, preparation and the installation date are agreed before ordering.

  3. A clear workday

    Empty the space before the agreed arrival time. We remove simple old shelves, install the new layout, clean up, and walk through the shelves and pull-outs with you.

Holiday-guest planning

November is the time to measure.

For a possible finish by December 18, 2026, request a measuring visit by November 13 and approve your layout by November 20. Installation dates depend on materials and available workdays; we confirm yours in writing. Larger wood plans may run into January.

Before the measuring visit

Do I need to empty the closet for measuring?

No. We need to reach the walls and see the opening, but clothes and pantry items can stay for measuring. Empty the space before installation day.

Can you add pull-outs to an existing pantry?

Sometimes. We check the opening, shelf depth and fixing points during the visit. If the existing shelves cannot take the planned runners, we explain what would need to change.

Which space should we measure?

A rough size and a description are plenty to start.

Request a shelving estimate