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Closet systems in Metro Detroit: what to expect
A closet system replaces a single rod and shelf with a layout planned around what you store: double hang for shirts, long hang for coats, shelves, drawers and shoe storage. Projects range from a reach-in bedroom closet to a walk-in, pantry, entry closet or basement storage wall. Many older Metro Detroit homes have small closets, so smart layout matters more than square footage.
Systems come in three broad types: wire shelving, rail-hung laminate or melamine components, and custom built-in cabinetry. A good installer measures the space, plans around doors, lights and outlets, anchors everything to studs or a rail rated for the load, and adjusts drawers and doors. For fully custom storage, see built-in shelving, and if the closet door needs work, door hanging.
What a proper job includes
- A design session covering what you store and how you use the space
- Measurement of walls, ceiling height, doors and outlets
- Removal of the old rod and shelf and patching as agreed
- Rails, panels or cabinets anchored securely to framing
- Hanging sections, shelving, drawers and accessories installed
- Doors and drawers adjusted and hardware installed
- Cleanup and a walkthrough of adjustable parts
What drives the price
- Closet size and type (reach-in, walk-in, pantry)
- System type: wire, laminate components or custom cabinetry
- Drawers, doors, islands and accessory count
- Finish, color and hardware
- Wall repair or painting before install
- Lighting added by a licensed electrician
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Permits and licensing in Michigan
Michigan's residential code exempts cabinets, counter tops and similar finish work from a building permit. Closet systems are finish work. Plumbing, electrical or gas changes need their own permits and licensed trades, and work that cuts or removes structural framing is not an ordinary repair, so confirm with the local building department (BSEED in Detroit).
Paid residential work above a threshold set by state law requires a LARA license: a Maintenance & Alteration Contractor license that lists Carpentry, or a Residential Builder license. Check the number on the LARA lookup. In homes built before 1978, cutting, sanding or removing painted trim or walls must follow the EPA lead-safe work practice rule, which requires a certified firm for paid work.
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How to compare quotes
- Share measurements and a list of what you need to store.
- Compare system type, material thickness and drawer hardware.
- Ask for a drawing with dimensions before you order.
- Confirm who handles removal, wall patching and any lighting.
- Check the license on the LARA lookup and ask for proof of insurance.
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