Since 1984, Closet City has been supplying the tri-state area with quality, custom fabricated, home organizational products. Our success is not by chance; it is because we listen to your needs. Understanding those needs provides solutions that work both in function and design. Closet City offers not only the latest trends and innovations, including environmentally-friendly, "green" products, but we do it at lower prices than our competitors. Custom designed/built solutions, personal service, and a Lifetime Guarantee distinguish us from the rest.
Since 1984, Closet City has been supplying the tri-state area with quality, custom fabricated, home organizational products. Our success is not by chance; it is because we listen to your needs. Understanding those needs provides solutions that work both in function and design. Closet City offers not only the latest trends and innovations, including environmentally-friendly, "green" products, but we do it at lower prices than our competitors. Custom designed/built solutions, personal service, and a Lifetime Guarantee distinguish us from the rest.
Since 1984, Closet City has been supplying the tri-state area with quality, custom fabricated, home organizational products. Our success is not by chance; it is because we listen to your needs. Understanding those needs provides solutions that work both in function and design. Closet City offers not only the latest trends and innovations, including environmentally-friendly, "green" products, but we do it at lower prices than our competitors. Custom designed/built solutions, personal service, and a Lifetime Guarantee distinguish us from the rest.
Store your possessions more efficiently with organizational systems that are custom designed, manufactured, and installed by experienced Closet City professionals.
Store your possessions more efficiently with organizational systems that are custom designed, manufactured, and installed by experienced Closet City professionals.
We offer the latest in stylish storage accessories, custom cabinets, and decorative trim, as well as a vast selection of door and drawer styles and over 30 colors and wood finishes to choose from.
We offer the latest in stylish storage accessories, custom cabinets, and decorative trim, as well as a vast selection of door and drawer styles and over 30 colors and wood finishes to choose from.
Garages, cabinets, shelves, drawers, islands, vanities, and hanging areas... Closet City accomodates your needs and preferences with sturdy, customized storage!
Garages, cabinets, shelves, drawers, islands, vanities, and hanging areas... Closet City accomodates your needs and preferences with sturdy, customized storage!


From the pages of our very informative BLOG:
As you and your kids change out winter wardrobes for more summer-like clothing, take advantage of this time to do some "spring cleaning" in those closets!
Cleaning closets is not difficult, but we rarely do it. It is actually pretty simple, and you should periodically clean all your closets for your convenience and to help preserve your sanity. If your closet resembles a cartoon closet where everything falls out every time the door is opened, and many do, it's time you got to work!
Step one is easy -- empty the closet, take everything out. This should be obvious, but so many people try to clean without emptying that this is worth mentioning.
Next, sort the contents into piles. Your piles may vary, but will typically include "keep in closet," "get rid of," "store elsewhere," and "not sure." While the closet is empty, you may want to vacuum and dust it, and perhaps wash any clothes or other contents that need it. The get rid of category is somewhat obvious. If in doubt, throw it out.

You can donate to charity any goods with value, but some will no doubt be garbage bound. Whatever you do, get rid of this stuff pronto! (Let the kids help in deciding what goes and stays.) The store elsewhere pile are things you want, but that don't belong in that closet. Find a good place for them to live. The not sure category can take a little time, but you need to go through item by item. You'll either dispose of each item, put it in the remaining keep in closet pile, or find somewhere else for it to go.
Before you and the kids put the remaining items back in their closet, you may want to do some planning. Look at your overall closet design and layout -- you may want to add some storage structure to make maximum use of your closet space.
For more "how to" help in getting your kids' closets a bit tidier (or any other area of your home), visit "What's Your Challenge?" or our very informative BLOG. If you're past the "how to" stage and want to get started on a closet makeover, call (215) 855-4400 or fill out our Contact Us form to schedule a FREE consultation in your home.