None of those will be a “fast turnaround” No quality cabinet company builds in less than 5 weeks. Most are 6-12 weeks lead time from order placement. Crown Point, Omega, and DuraSupreme all build excellent cabinets. (In order of quality and cost, and none of them are cheap fast builds.) The designer is more important than the brand. You need the person with the most experience, and with whom you have the best rapport. Then give them a retainer and let them loose.

What size is your kitchen? What is your want list? And what is your cabinet budget?

Crown Point is top notch. You’re not going to get them in 4-6 weeks, think more 8-12. You won’t get them for $20k either.

All of these produce extremely high quality products. I do think that Crown Point would be the most expensive. I used their Prairie style doors as my inspiration but had my own design made by a local cabinet maker.

As others posted, a talented kitchen designer is going to be more critical to your end product than your choice of brands among these three since the actual cabinets are going to be high quality - it's the design using those cabinets which is critical.

In terms of price, until you can provide the designers with a proposed layout and get some sense of what the same cabinet configuration with the same doors/wood species would cost but that would really just give you a sense of relative pricing rather than what the final design would cost because it's all the details that add up - and also provide increased functionality.

Crown Point Cabinets has no dealers so everything is ordered directly through them. I think their cabinets are fabulous but I personally wouldn't order them unless I was working with a kitchen designer/designer because I would not want to take responsibility for measuring and ensuring that I was ordering properly and then coordinating with the GC etc. I worked with a designer and a GC and I was more than happy to have them handle all the inevitable snafus.

20K would be a small kitchen from any of these brands. Double it and you’‘d be closer to the mark. Dura should be the cheapest, not the most expensive. But a lot depends on the exact specifics of the design. Different companies charge differently for different upgrades.

This is all so helpful. It's great to be able to benefit from all this expertise. Thank you so much!

I think crown point has a cheaper, less custom line.

@Zalco - You are right as Crown Point recently introduced their less expensive Crown Select line. When I was researching cabinets for my remodel last year, they only had their more expensive custom line.

Given that Crown Select is a relatively new brand I wouldn't think there would be many reviews on it but based on the reputation of Crown Point I would imagine the quality of the new line is quite good. I don't know how the technical specifications compare in terms of construction of boxes. It looks as though there is a limited selection of door styles and wood species which would hold down the price point so if one wants a Shaker door (or a variant) in maple, cherry or flat sawn white oak, it would be fine. The selection of door styles is what originally led me to Crown Point when I was researching for my remodel last year as I wanted a Prairie/Frank Lloyd Wright inspired kitchen.

I would stay away from Dura Supreme. They lack Quality and quality control. I know a contractor who does not want to sell them anymore.

I meant to say it seems like they lack quality control. My cabinets were delivered with a lot of damage. Which is so stressful.

Kathryn- What did you go with?

I am in the SF Bay Area Peninsula and got a couple of estimates for DuraSupreme and one on Omega, both frameless. The DuraSupreme was higher although the CKD mentioned that DS is midrange.......thoughts?