Custom closets in Audubon Park, FL
Closets Orlando designs and installs custom closets in Audubon Park: walk-in closets, reach-in closets, pantries and garage cabinets, built to your measurements. Audubon Park is the neighborhood of bungalows and one-story homes along Corrine Drive, between Leu Gardens and Lake Sue, and most of its homes still have the original closets: one rod, one shelf, and a lot of space above going unused. The newer infill homes are the exception, with walk-ins big enough for drawers and a hutch. We rebuild both with double-hang, drawers, a shoe wall and storage that runs to the ceiling. Free in-home design, 3D plan, limited lifetime warranty.
Free. No obligation. Takes about an hour.
A rod and a shelf out. Double-hang, drawers and a shoe wall in.
What an Audubon Park closet becomes
- Typical starting point: a 4-to-6-foot reach-in in a bungalow, or a 6-to-8-foot walk-in in a newer home, with the original rod and shelf
- The usual ask: drawers so the dresser can go, a real place for shoes, and two wardrobes that fit without a walk-in
- What we design: double-hang on one side, long-hang on the other, a drawer tower in the middle, and shelving that runs to the ceiling
- Four to five weeks from design approval. Most installs take a single day
“Every time, the homeowner has clothes spread across two rooms while we work. Every time, it all fits. That isn’t luck. That’s the measuring.”
Photo: a Closets Orlando installation in a Central Florida home.
What Central Florida homeowners say
“Rocio is an amazing professional! She helped me decide which closet best fit my room. 100% recommend this company.”
“Very professional, responsive, and easy to work with throughout the whole process. The quality of the work exceeded my expectations and everything was done clean and on time.”
“They have done a few jobs in our home and it has exceeded our expectations. Professional, great pricing and amazing work.”
What we build in Audubon Park
Every system is drawn to your measurements and priced on the same sheet as the 3D design.
Double-hang towers, drawer banks, islands and shoe walls, planned in 3D before anything is cut.
Rebuilt so the top half finally works. From $1,500.
Rated for a Florida garage. Tools and bins off the floor.
Pull-outs, adjustable shelving, a folding counter.
Built-in desks and shelving for the spare bedroom or sunroom most Audubon Park homes have.
What custom closets cost in Audubon Park
Pricing varies a lot between closet companies and franchises, so here’s a starting point before you book an hour with us.
Our standard specification already includes soft-close drawers, edge banding rated for Florida humidity, and a limited lifetime warranty on the cabinetry, so you can compare quotes line by line. Financing is available if you’d rather spread it out.
Reach-in closet
Walk-in closet with drawers and premium finishes
Whole-home: primary, kids' rooms, pantry, garage
Installed prices. The exact number comes with the 3D design, before anything is built.
How it works, and how long it takes
Free in-home design
Rocio measures your closet and asks the questions that matter: do you hang or fold, how many pairs of shoes are we really working with. About an hour.
Your 3D design
You see the closet before anything is built, with pricing on the same sheet. Change whatever you want.
We build it
Panels are cut to your measurements. Four to five weeks from the day you sign.
Installation day
We remove the old shelving, patch the holes, install, and clean up. Most jobs are finished the same day; larger projects take a second visit.
Audubon Park is about 10 minutes from our Winter Park office down Corrine Drive. The person who measures your closet is the same one who answers the phone on installation day. Meet Rocio.
Audubon Park closet questions, answered
Written by the person who measures the closets. If yours isn’t here, call or text and it becomes the next one.
Yes, and it’s the most common job we do in Audubon Park. Most homes here have reach-ins of 4 to 6 feet, and the space is there; it’s the layout that limits it. Double-hang on one side holds twice as many shirts and pants, long-hang on the other takes dresses and coats, a drawer tower in the middle replaces the dresser, and shelving to the ceiling turns the empty top into storage. It all fits behind the existing doors.
No. Closets in the older homes are narrower, doors are smaller and walls aren’t always square, so a system pulled from a box leaves gaps. Because each panel is cut to your closet’s measurements, ours fits without shims. We also anchor into studs, which matters more in older plaster and drywall.
No. Audubon Park streets have no HOA, and a closet system is inside your home, so no review or permit is needed.
Yes. The newer infill homes along Corrine Drive and around Lake Sue usually have primary closets 7 to 10 feet wide, enough for a drawer tower with a hutch, double-hang on the long wall and a shoe wall, and sometimes an island. You’ll see it in the 3D design before anything is built.
Four to five weeks from the day you approve the design. Installation itself usually takes a day; larger projects may need a second visit. The in-home design visit is about an hour and you’ll usually have the 3D design and pricing within a few days of it.
A reach-in, the most common closet in Audubon Park, starts around $1,500 installed. Walk-ins with drawers and premium finishes land between $5,000 and $15,000. The number depends on width, how many drawers you want, and finish. You get the exact price with the 3D design, before anything is built.
No, and you don’t need one. Our office and design studio are in Winter Park, about 10 minutes away. We bring the finish samples to you, so you choose colors in the light of your own bedroom.
Tell us about the closet and how to reach you. Rocio will call to set a time. About an hour, no obligation, and you keep the 3D design either way.
Or email hello@closetsorlando.com. Serving Audubon Park and all of Orange County.