Custom Cabinetry — Arkansas River Valley

Custom cabinetry, made in Greenwood.

Custom kitchens, butler's pantries, and built-ins for Fort Smith's finest homes. Tight tolerances. Shop-applied finishes. Designed, built, and finished under one roof.

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Solid Hardwood

Maple, red oak, white oak, walnut, hickory, cherry, poplar, knotty alder

Hand-Finished

Sprayed, sanded, and finished in our shop

Tight Tolerances

Inset doors with reveals you can't see daylight through

By Appointment

Limited projects per quarter

What We Build

Six rooms. One shop.

From the kitchen at the heart of the home to the bar that defines the basement, every cabinet we build is designed for the room it lives in.

Custom kitchen cabinets

Custom Kitchens

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The heart of the project. Full inset doors, beaded face frames, hand-painted finishes, cabinets built to the ceiling. Designed around the way you actually cook and entertain.

Butler's Pantries

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Walk-in pantries, prep kitchens, coffee stations, and hidden serving rooms. The luxury most homes overlook and the one most clients love most after move-in.

Wet Bars & Built-ins

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Entertainment walls, basement bars, fireplace built-ins, home offices. Full-room cabinetry treated with the same care as the kitchen.

Whole-Home Packages

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For new construction and major renovations. Cabinetry for every room of the house, designed and finished as one cohesive collection.

In-House Finishing

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Every door is sprayed, sanded between coats, and finished in our shop with Renner coatings. No farmed-out finishes.

Final Installation

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Our crew installs every cabinet we build. Levels, shims, scribes, and reveals tuned by the same team that built the work.

Caperton Cabinets shop work
Our Story

From a garage in 2018 to a custom shop today.

Caperton Cabinets started the way a lot of cabinet shops do — out of necessity. Kevin Williams was finishing his own home, every shop in the region was six months out, so he built the kitchen himself on a job-site table saw in a garage.

The kitchen worked. Neighbors noticed. Neighbors of neighbors started asking. Cabinets crowded out everything else until it became the only thing the business did.

The garage is gone. The shop in Greenwood now runs CNC equipment, a dedicated finishing room, and a trained crew. Kevin designs every project. The crew builds, finishes, and installs.

The standards are higher than they've ever been, and the work is still personal — designed for the home it lives in, finished in our own booth, and installed by the people who built it.

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The Standard

Why a custom cabinetmaker.

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Tolerances You Can Feel

Inset doors set with reveals you can't see daylight through. Drawer fronts aligned across the entire run. The kind of fit that comes from doing this in our own shop, every time.

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Solid Hardwood, No Compromises

Maple, red oak, white oak, walnut, hickory, cherry, poplar, knotty alder. Furniture-grade plywood boxes. MDF doors when paint demands it, solid wood when the grain should show. No particleboard, no shortcuts under the surface.

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Premium Hardware, Standard

Soft-close undermount drawer slides. Concealed European hinges with built-in soft-close. Premium hardware standard, not upcharged.

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Shop-Applied Finishes

Every door is sprayed, sanded between coats, and finished in our own booth with Renner coatings. The finish you see is the finish we put there, not what arrived in a box.

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Design-Led, Not Catalog-Led

Every project starts with a design conversation, not a price book. Kevin designs every project around the room it will live in, the way you cook and entertain, and the materials that fit your home.

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Built for the Home You Love

Not for a catalog. Not for resale. For the home you've decided to invest in. The cabinets we build are designed to be the cabinets you keep.

Three Tiers — One Standard of Build

Cabinetry, at every level.

Every Caperton kitchen is designed by Kevin, built in our shop, finished in our booth, and installed by our crew. The tier you choose shapes the materials, hardware, and detail. The standard of work behind it does not change.

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Select

The everyday kitchen, built right.

Full overlay doors, pre-finished plywood boxes, standard hardware, curated wood species. Real custom cabinetry, streamlined.

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Signature

Inset construction, any wood.

Overlay or full inset doors. Premium soft-close hardware throughout. Any hardwood species. Tighter tolerances.

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Luxe

The unconstrained build.

Beaded face frames, curved wood, custom turnings, extensive trim. The full vocabulary of cabinetmaking.

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Investment

What custom actually means.

Every project is designed for the home it will live in. No two are alike, and no two are priced alike. What stays consistent: solid hardwood construction, premium hardware, and shop-applied finishes — on every cabinet we build.

Pricing depends on the size of the project, the materials selected, and the level of detail. We provide a detailed written estimate after an in-home consultation, with no obligation.

The Process

01   In-home consultation
02   Design and selection
03   Written estimate
04   Build and finish
05   Final installation

What's Included

Design and drawings
Solid hardwood construction
Soft-close hardware
In-house spray finishing
Delivery and install

Begin a Project

Current lead time: 5 to 8 weeks from contract to install.
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Client Voices

From the homes we've built in.

"Kevin and team — nothing short of AMAZING. We recently had our home fully renovated and couldn't be more thrilled. The quality of the workmanship truly stands out. Custom cabinetry fits perfectly, and all fixtures were installed with a high level of skill."

John & DeVonne Grizzle — Fort Smith, AR

"They just finished building and installing new kitchen cabinets for me. Kevin and all the crews that did the work were great. Love my new cabinets. Highly recommend them!"

Beverly Swift

"Great company! Highly recommend. They will do a good job and cover all the bases."

John Barnes
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Questions

What clients ask before they begin.

How long does a project take?

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From signed contract to final installation, most kitchens currently run five to eight weeks. Whole-home packages run longer. Timeline depends on the size of the build, the finish selected, and current shop schedule. You'll receive a firm timeline at quote.

How is a custom project priced?

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Pricing is built around three things: the size of the project, the materials selected, and the level of detail. After an in-home consultation, you receive a detailed written estimate that itemizes everything. No surprises, no change-order culture, no obligation to move forward.

What does the consultation include?

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An in-home visit to measure the space, understand how you live in it, and discuss design direction. You'll see material samples, finish options, and hardware. There's no charge and no obligation. Most consultations take about an hour.

Where do you build?

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Our shop is in Greenwood, AR. We install across Fort Smith, Van Buren, Alma, Fayetteville, Bentonville, Rogers, Springdale, Russellville, and surrounding communities — anywhere within roughly 100 miles of Greenwood, including eastern Oklahoma.

Who installs the cabinets?

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Our own install crew — the same team that built the cabinets in our shop. The project doesn't close until reveals are tuned, scribes are fit, and the work meets the standard it was designed to meet.

Do you refinish or reface existing cabinets?

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No. Every project begins with raw materials. If your existing cabinets aren't worth replacing, we'll tell you that during the consultation.

Service Area

Across the River Valley and Northwest Arkansas.

Begin a Project

Request a consultation.

Tell us about the project and we'll respond within 24 hours. In-home consultations are complimentary, with no obligation.

Shop Address

11704 S Hwy 96, Greenwood, AR 72936

Hours

Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm

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