Custom closets in Georgetown.

Georgetown is among the oldest neighborhoods in Washington — Federal and Victorian row houses on narrow lots, larger historic houses in the East Village and along the heights, and a few grand estates. Many houses date to the 1800s, when closets were an afterthought, so a large share of the work is creating storage that never existed: a dressing room carved from a small bedroom, wardrobes built into a wall between windows, shelving that turns a back room into a library.

Walls and floors in houses this old are rarely level or plumb. We survey every room in person, scribe the millwork to fit, and finish it to match the existing trim so the new storage looks original to the house.

Georgetown streets are narrow and parking is limited, and houses have tight stairs, so we size components to fit and plan deliveries accordingly. Every room is measured in person, drawn for your sign-off and installed and signed off by Kloset Worx.

Your design visit and 3D design are free, with no obligation. After we measure the room in person you receive a fixed, written quote; installation usually takes about a week on site once the drawings are approved and the work is built.