
Phoenix Garage Storage
Cabinets, workbenches and wall storage that give the cars their space back.
In a lot of Phoenix homes, the garage holds everything that doesn't fit inside: holiday bins, sports gear, tools, pool supplies and paint. Open shelving collects dust and the overflow ends up on the floor.
Garage cabinets put that storage behind doors and up on the walls. Tall cabinets hold bins and cleaning supplies, a workbench gives tools a home, and slatwall or overhead racks handle bikes and bulky items.
A closed Phoenix garage gets very hot in summer, so we choose garage materials and hardware separately from indoor closet materials and mount cabinets off the slab.


Floor-to-ceiling lockers for bins, cleaners and sports gear.

A solid work surface between base cabinets, with tools on the wall above.

Ceiling storage for bins you only need once a year.

Wall panels with hooks for bikes, rakes and hoses.
| What you store | Best fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Holiday and seasonal bins | Overhead racks | Out of the way and off the floor |
| Chemicals and pool supplies | Tall cabinets with doors | Closed and up off the slab |
| Hand and power tools | Workbench with wall storage | Tools within reach of the work surface |
| Bikes, rakes, hoses | Slatwall and hooks | Easy to grab and hang back up |
They should if they're built for a garage. We use garage-rated materials and hardware rather than indoor closet panels.
Cabinets fastened to the wall usually don't. New outlets or circuits for a workbench are electrical updates, which the City of Phoenix lists as needing a permit.
Yes. We keep required clearances open around water heaters, panels and other equipment.
We measure the cars, the door tracks and the walkways first, then size cabinet depths so the cars still fit.
Tell us what's living on your garage floor. We'll measure and lay out cabinets around your cars.
Free estimate, no obligation