Garage Cabinets in Gold Canyon, AZ

Garage Cabinets

Garage Solutions of Arizona provides Gorgeous Garage cabinets, which are designed to fit your space, meet your unique needs, and align with your budget.  They allow you to finally keep items out of sight, protecting them from debris, dirt, and dust, and giving your space a clean, finished look.

Features of our cabinets include:

• 16 finish options, including solid colors, wood grains, and metallic finishes
• One-inch melamine cabinet tops and bottoms
• Strong, durable, and fully adjustable shelves 
• 3/4-inch melamine doors, drawer fronts, and side panels
• Full cabinet backs and wall-mounted installation
• An optional legless cabinet design to make floor cleaning easier
• Adjustable soft-close hinges
• Smooth drawer glides
• Variety of countertop and handle options
• Limited lifetime warranty

If you need a new storage solution, call us get a free estimate on garage cabinets.

Garage Cabinets in Gold Canyon, AZ

Gold Canyon, Arizona, is a census-designated place and unincorporated community in Pinal County. It is located close to Apache Junction, at the base of the Superstition Mountains, and is considered by locals to be an upscale East Phoenix Valley community. It has a population of around 13,000. 

The Superstition Mountains are a regional landmark that measures over 6,000 feet high. This mountain range got its name from the Akimel O’odham people, who were said to tell stories about strange sounds coming from the mountains, people disappearing, and mysterious deaths, stoking a continuing fear of the mountains. These mountains have been the site of several airplane crashes, from World War II up until 2011. 

At the base of the Superstition Mountains sits Lost Dutchman State Park, which has several trails leading from the park into the Superstition Mountain Wilderness, providing opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. You can also view and photograph desert wildflowers and native wildlife, including mule deer, coyotes, javelina, and jackrabbits. If you want to stay overnight, Lost Dutchman Park has 134 camping sites with picnic tables, BBQ grills, and fire pits. 

Another excellent hiking opportunity in Gold Canyon is the Hieroglyphic Trail. This three-mile out-and-back route takes you through the Hieroglyphic Canyon in the Supersition Wilderness. It eventually ends underneath a small cliff. Here you can view faded, but still impressive petroglyphs, which are believed to have been created by the Hohokam people about 1,500 years ago. There are also small pools, which can be green and murky or clear and blue, depending on the rainfall that year.