MPSFinish Carpentry

Custom cabinets & kitchen remodels · Grandview, WA

Cabinets built in our shop.
Not ordered from a catalog.

Pablo Salgado builds kitchen cabinetry by hand in Grandview, then installs it himself — along with the flooring, doors, windows and trim that finish the room.

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Yakima & Benton County · Free estimates

A dark shaker kitchen with white quartz counters, built and installed by MPS Finish Carpentry

What makes it different

We make them, then we hang them

Most cabinet installers order flat-packed boxes and assemble them on site. Pablo builds face frames and carcasses in his own shop in Grandview — which is why a cabinet fits your wall instead of nearly fitting it, and why an odd corner or a run that isn't square stops being a problem.

  • Face frames milled, glued and clamped in the shop
  • Built to your kitchen's real measurements, not a catalog size
  • The person who built it is the person who installs it
Cabinet face frames glued and clamped on the bench in the Grandview shop
Tall cabinet carcasses standing assembled in the shop
Raw cabinet doors laid out before finishing
Cabinet boxes and shelving under construction in the shop

Same kitchen

Before and after

Dated cream cabinets and laminate counters, in a room that hadn't been touched in decades. New dark shaker cabinetry, quartz counters and hardware — same footprint, same window, completely different room.

Before

The kitchen before: dated cream cabinets, a scalloped valance and worn laminate counters

After

The same kitchen after: dark shaker cabinets, quartz counters and stainless appliances

What we do

Cabinets first, and the room around them

Custom kitchen cabinets

Built for your kitchen from scratch — shaker doors, glass fronts, blind corners, crown to the ceiling. Painted or stained the color you actually want.

Cabinet refacing

If the boxes are sound, we can keep them and rebuild what you see: new doors, drawer fronts and hardware. A far smaller job than a full replacement.

Kitchen remodels

The whole room, managed start to finish — cabinets, counters, backsplash, lighting and the trim that ties it together.

Flooring

Laminate and vinyl plank laid clean and straight, including the transitions and baseboard most people notice only when they're wrong.

Windows & doors

Replacement windows, exterior and interior doors, fitted square and finished properly so they seal, swing and look right.

Finish carpentry

Trim, crown, baseboard, built-ins and the detail work that makes a room feel finished rather than merely done.

Our work

Kitchens across the valley

Dark shaker kitchen with white quartz counters opening onto a living room
Open-plan kitchen with white upper cabinets and a deep teal island under black pendants
Cream cabinetry with a professional range, marble backsplash and glass-front uppers
Navy shaker island and white uppers with pendant lighting
Marble waterfall counter over green lower cabinets
Dark shaker kitchen with quartz counters and a window over the sink
White uppers and a navy island lit by three pendants
White kitchen with glass-front upper cabinets and a stainless refrigerator
Wide view of an open-plan kitchen with a teal island and white cabinetry
Green island with a marble counter beside cream perimeter cabinets
Vinyl plank flooring laid through an open living room
A replacement window fitted and trimmed on a home exterior
Pablo Salgado with his wife and two daughters
Pablo and his family, Grandview.

Who you'd be hiring

A one-man shop, and the family behind it

MPS Finish Carpentry is Pablo Salgado. He started the business in 2023 and works out of a shop in Grandview, building cabinetry for kitchens across the Yakima Valley and the Tri-Cities.

When you call, you get Pablo. When cabinets are being built, Pablo is building them. When they go in, Pablo is the one hanging them. There is no crew to hand you off to and no salesman between you and the person doing the work.

— Pablo Salgado

Questions

Before you call

Do you build the cabinets yourself?

Yes. Face frames and carcasses are built in our shop here in Grandview, then installed by the same person who built them. We're not ordering flat-packed boxes and screwing them together on site.

What does a kitchen cost?

It depends on the size of the room, how much of the existing kitchen stays, and the doors and finishes you pick. Call and describe the kitchen and we'll give you a real number before you commit to anything.

Can you reuse my existing cabinets?

Often, yes. If the boxes are solid we can reface them — new doors, drawer fronts and hardware — which costs considerably less than replacing everything. We'll tell you honestly which one your kitchen needs.

How far do you travel?

Yakima and Benton County. Grandview, Sunnyside, Prosser, Zillah, Toppenish and out to Benton City, Richland and Kennewick. If you're not sure whether you're in range, just call and ask.

Do you do more than kitchens?

Yes. Flooring, replacement windows, interior and exterior doors, trim and built-ins. A lot of kitchen jobs end up including the room around them, so we handle that too.

How long does a kitchen take?

It varies with the size of the job and how much is being replaced. We'll give you a realistic timeline up front rather than an optimistic one, and tell you which stretch you'll be without a working kitchen.

Get a price

Tell us about your kitchen

Call Pablo and describe the room. You'll get a straight answer about what it needs and what it costs before anyone starts work. Estimates are free.

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Shop

708 N 3rd St
Grandview, WA 98930

Area served

Grandview · Sunnyside · Prosser · Zillah · Toppenish · Mabton · Benton City · Richland · Kennewick

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