Do you have any "Re" sale stores in the area? I'd check those and craigs list.

RTA: Barker

I put my old over peninsula cabs over the washer and dryer, but they are in the garage, so ugly over painted 30 yr cabs are okay there.

We checked the Resale store, nothing there. I was unimpressed with what they had, more furniture than cabinets or sinks actually.

I'll look at Barker

Builders Surplus in Santa Ana, cabinet 405 in Fountain Valley. Two cheap places off the top of my head.

A lot of the "custom" builders in California buy Chinese RTA or IKEA for cases then buy doors to make it look custom.

Thanks. We'll look at Builders Surplus. It's not too far away.

I was just in Home Depot today asking for an estimate for 90 inches of cabinets next to the washer/dryer (bases and uppers). After explaining to me that the door style I had chosen was about $200/linear foot, she marked the kitchen cost estimator sheet to show the cost for the cabinets at $10,050. (I am not kidding.) I tried to explain that not even the custom cabinet maker who is doing my kitchen would charge that much for 6 cabinets, but the Home Depot woman just kept saying "it's just based on your square footage." I think I will be looking elsewhere!

If you are near Ohio, you could try the Kraftmaid outlet

We used JSI Cabinets (RTA) in their Dover style- $853 Delivered for 2 30" x 36". They had different height options available. While not the best quality they are sufficient for a laundry room. You can also order crown, fillers and light rail if necessary. Shipping was within a week or so. Used the supplier below who were very helpful.

http://www.cshardware.com/jsi.html

$10,000 for 6 cabinets!!! Were the measurements wrong? Builders Surplus has their prices online, and looks like I can get what we want for $500-600 with filler and crown molding. I know quality won't be the same as kitchen, but should be fine for our needs.

We have white thermafoil wall cabinets above our washer/dryer. While I wouldn't want them in my kitchen, they look nice in the laundry and they receive minimal wear and tear. It's a good budget solution. RTA plus ordering nicer doors is also an option.

So another question. My washer and dryer are 27" wide, should I get 27" wide cabinets or 30" wide cabinets. The layout is washer, dryer, utility sink (a 21" wide stainless commercial prep sink). There's 83" on that wall. I have enough room, but trying to work out spacing of the cabinets so centered over the washer and dryer. I'm thinking 27" wide as will need filler for the cabinets on the left wall, and don't want the cabinets too close to sink. The machines will have gap between wall and each other, so should be in line with the cabinets.

Not relevant to your question about cabinets at all, but would you consider open shelving -- since it's just a laundry room?

I am extremely frugal...I waited very patiently for my cabinets to come to me. I watched Craigslist, checked a few thrift stores. After a couple months of casually looking I happened to stop at a garage sale on my way home and what do you know there they were! Two cabinets exactly what I wanted for $5 bucks each! They were actually so nice I gave them $20!

My problem was solved by buying three cabinets. This way you don't really care if they are centered. Close is good enough.

When we moved to this house, the laundry room had upper cupboards which were hard to access. They had seen their day. We pulled them out and replaced them with Elfa shelving. This isn't a great photo, but it's rainy out and my arm is in a sling - you get what you get.

That looks so nice. Our set up will be similar except using this utility sink and the right wall is on the other side of the sink

https://www.houzz.com/products/stainless-steel-laundry-and-garage-sink-with-faucet-18x18-prvw-vr~47678789

I thought about doing open shelves, but DH wants cabinets to hide things as the laundry room is in center of the house and there will be times the doors will be open.

I'll check out the suggestions people have made.

These might work:

http://m.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-Assembled-30x42x12-in-Hampton-Wall-Cabinet-in-Satin-White-KW3042-SW/205334273

Though I think you'd have a hard time finding 27in wide cabinets like ikea but they come pre-assembled!

Nicci- love your sink choice- I had originally picked something similar but there was an issue with plumbing/drain (the laundry room is on a slab in our old 2 car garage). The Hampton Bay cabs avocado girl suggested would work well but they are not shaker and not wood- I don't know if that matters to you. Is this a new build or renovation? Just keep in mind your door swing on the w/d you choose if they are front loaders. We didn't think about the pair we were buying until after contractor installed duct work and water and then had to make some adjustments. Good luck with your project!

We had a laundry cabinet system that we got from Home Depot above our old washer and dryer. I think it was thermafoil, but it held up beautifully for 10+ years. It also had a bar that hung across also, for hanging clothes to dry. This is similar to what ours was, but ours was a bit more simple and much cheaper.

For our budget line, we carry J&K, an Asian import. It's plywood constructed, the doors are solid wood (even shaker style). The S8 White Shaker door has a reversed raised panel. They have soft close doors standard and metal shelf clips (not plastic). They also have 3/4" PLYWOOD shelves and no upcharge for white paint. Here where I am, a W3042 would be around $238 each. Most of our clients go with a nicer cabinet line for their kitchens, but this has been a great value for customers wanting something for a laundry or bathroom.