The only decent frameless RTA cabinet out there is by Innovations in Ga. They have a online shopping cart website that dealers hate. I have set my account up with them as one of my sales reps picked them up recently. I did one kitchen of theirs a few years ago not knowing it. (long story was getting things from a wholesaler years ago who I thought was the company that warehoused innovations. I did not know they got it from innovations and marked it up to me) It was a decent cabinet. Bridgewood is still one of the best options out there if you want to look at frameless. It costs less then Ultrakraft and is custom. Meaning you can specify cabinet size in width and length to the 1/16". Dealer catalog is over 800 pages long. They will not build anything you can dream but they are more then enough for the needs of the majority of projects out there. I am going to submit the Reston kitchen for the kitchen of the month contest Bridgewood has. I am sure we will win it. Bridgewood has a lot of dealers in the DC area. Ultrakraft is at Fergusons, Europa which is a sister company is available at the kitchen and bath showroom of Micheal And Son called studio 57. Studio 57 gives a little better price. My dealer cost for the Reston kitchen was about 12k I figured it out in Geppetto (now called Touchstone as of a week ago they merged and changed names) was 21k which is one of the lowest priced truly custom lines on the market today. I do not think there is a company out there that is lower priced as a national company than bridgewood for framed and frameless cabinets particularly one that allows custom sizes.

HomeCraft Cabinetry in Forestville, MD I'm in Virginia, and they've done kitchens all over our neighborhood. Our contractor usually used another custom company out of the area, and even he was blown away by the quality of our cabinets. Plus the owners could not be nicer, more helpful, or more responsible. Sorry, gushing. But I am really, really happy. http://www.homecraftcabinetry.com/kitchens.html

I had the exact same thing done (working with existing cabinets and building new doors, custom island, a few new cabinets, pull outs, painting). The way I blundered into the carpenter and team who did my cabinets was through my friend's extensive renovation. "Johnny" was a subcontractor in her much larger project (but not tied to one GC or company). He built bathroom cabinets, a new kitchen island and custom mudroom built-in storage units for her. I hired him directly after seeing his work and getting his estimate. So - you might want to ask anyone you know who's having renovation done about any carpentry subcontractors they had. And just keep constantly asking around. My guy doesn't advertise - he gets business thru contacts and word of mouth. I grew up in NoVA - where are you? My parents still live there and might know someone - they're always having something done to their house. I'll ask them.

I've heard great things about Watkins Cabinet Company in Barnesville MD. They have a fairly long lead time though because they are busy and do custom work. I wanted to use them for my kitchen but the timing didn't work out. Do a search on GW for comments on the company.