Cabinet Delivery & Installation Across Palm Beach & Broward County

Universal Factory Direct is based in West Palm Beach, FL, but our reach extends well beyond one zip code. We deliver and install kitchen cabinets, bathroom vanities, outdoor kitchen cabinets, and closet systems throughout Palm Beach County and Broward County, covering everything from coastal barrier-island homes to inland new-construction communities and older concrete-block neighborhoods being remodeled for the first time in decades.

Every city has its own housing stock, climate quirks and permitting realities. Coastal towns like Jupiter and Juno Beach deal with salt air and hurricane-season scheduling; growing communities like Westlake are full of new construction where cabinets need to match a builder-grade layout; and dense condo corridors in West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale come with freight elevator scheduling and HOA design approval. Each city page below is written specifically for that market, not a copy-paste template, so you can get guidance relevant to your actual neighborhood before you request a free design consultation.

No matter which city you are in, the process is the same: a free, no-obligation design consultation, a written quote reflecting 30–60% off traditional retail pricing, and professional delivery and installation on a schedule that works around your home and your local building requirements.

If you would rather start with the product than the location, browse kitchen cabinets, bathroom cabinets and vanities, outdoor kitchen cabinets, closet and dressing room systems, kitchen hoods and floating shelves, or countertops. You can also compare cabinet lines on our styles, colors and brands page before choosing a city page for local delivery and installation details.

A meaningful share of the homes we work on fall into one of two categories, and the starting point changes the whole approach. In newer master-planned communities across cities like Miramar and Weston, kitchens usually arrive with basic builder-grade cabinetry that is serviceable but not built to last, and the project is really an upgrade: swapping in full plywood box construction, better door styles, and finish options that match the rest of a more upscale home.

In older resale neighborhoods built decades ago, the cabinets themselves are often original to the house, and the kitchen layout may no longer suit how a modern household actually lives. These projects tend to involve a full gut renovation, sometimes with a reworked footprint or relocated plumbing, which can require a county permit depending on the scope. Either way, our design team will walk through what your specific home needs, including whether a matching countertop upgrade or a closet system makes sense as part of the same visit, before you commit to a plan.