Closet & Shelving Installation in Pickering, ON

Making Room in Seaton and Older Pickering Closets

Seaton is where new construction is still going on, and a new house is the easiest place to put in good storage. The closets are empty, the walls are clean, and nothing has to be pulled out and stored while we work. For closet organizer installation, a sensible order is the main bedroom walk-in first, then the pantry and the laundry room, which builders often finish with little more than a single shelf.

Older Pickering houses tend to have smaller closets than newer homes. A bedroom reach-in from that era can be shallow, with sliding or bifold doors that only show half the space at a time. Double hanging rods, a full-width top shelf and a narrow shelf tower can make a big difference, and we lay them out so the sections you use most sit where the doors open.

Basements in older homes often have an unfinished utility side, and that's a good spot for heavy-duty storage. We fasten freestanding units to the wall so they can't tip, or build sturdy wood shelving into the framing. Wire shelving is $100 to $300 a closet, and a custom wood system runs $400 to $1,500. Better hardware is another thing Seaton owners ask for, and we can swap handles and pulls on the same visit.

Pedro handles closet organizer and shelving installation. For how he approaches closet & shelving installation in general, see our closet & shelving installation page.