Your kitchen. Your questions. A smarter way to buy.

HIBC is a national online buying membership that gives homeowners access to confidential wholesale pricing through independent showroom partners. HIBC adds no product markup. We help members navigate products and suppliers; local showroom partners provide design and pricing. It is a buying program, not a remodeling contractor.

No. Portland is where the business is registered; the program serves homeowners nationally through independent showroom relationships. Start with your city or ZIP code so we can discuss the appropriate options for your project. Explore local kitchen-planning resources in our market directory.

Yes—exploring materials through a suitable independent showroom is part of evaluating your project. Request help with a showroom visit or visitor pass, and confirm arrangements before traveling. Bring your preferred door styles, finishes and inspiration images so the visit focuses on the choices that matter to you.

Independent showroom partners provide design and pricing. Your contractor or installer handles the work you agree upon with them; HIBC does not install or perform construction. Confirm who is responsible for final measurements, ordering approvals, permits, delivery, installation and warranties before you place an order.

Yes. You can work with your own professionals while using the club for buying support. Ask them to review the plan, site conditions and product specifications early. A clear division of responsibilities helps your purchasing decisions fit the installation schedule.

Gold membership is $4,995 for the first year. Beginning in Year 2, the $495 annual renewal is optional and purchased separately; there is no automatic subscription or auto-charge. Gold is the membership most of our kitchen buyers choose. Compare your complete project costs, including membership, before deciding whether the club is right for you.

Yes. Silver is for flooring only, with a $995 one-time enrollment fee. Its $95 annual renewal is optional and purchased separately; there is no automatic subscription or auto-charge. Platinum has a $24,995 one-time enrollment fee and is intended for new-home or full-gut remodel projects requiring coordinated whole-home materials planning. Tell us your project scope so we can explain the applicable benefits and help you evaluate the right membership; the price alone does not describe everything included.

If you are not satisfied and have not placed any orders, request a full membership refund within 30 days of joining by emailing [email protected]. This covers the membership fee, not product orders. That gives you an opportunity to evaluate pricing and selection before committing to an order. Read the Terms of Use and the independent supplier’s order terms.

No. An initial kitchen review does not enroll you or charge a membership fee. Share your project, location and priorities to discuss suitable next steps. You can request kitchen design before joining. We confirm the independent showroom’s designer availability and no-charge scope before arranging your next step; membership is a separate decision.

Yes. Bring an itemized proposal showing the cabinet line, quantities, dimensions, door style, finish, hardware and included services. Include drawings if available. The goal is to understand the complete package—not compare an installed remodel price with a cabinets-only number.

Look at box construction, door and drawer materials, finish, hinges, drawer slides, fillers, panels, moldings and storage accessories. Then list taxes, delivery, installation, countertops and membership separately. Ask who handles damaged or missing items, what the warranty covers and when the order becomes final.

Save up to $10,000 on kitchen cabinets—or more on a full kitchen remodel. Your result depends on what you buy and the proposal being compared. Explore our three member-reported cabinet price comparisons, then request a review of your own quote. Product savings and net savings after membership are different numbers; compare both.

You can still start. Share your city, approximate budget, timeline, inspiration and whether you are replacing cabinets in the existing layout or changing the room. Photos and rough dimensions help explain the project, but final measurements and specifications should be verified by the responsible professionals before ordering.

Start by separating essentials from optional upgrades. Pantry pullouts, drawer organizers, waste-bin storage, corner solutions and decorative panels affect both the cabinet list and the total. Ask for a clearly itemized version of the proposal so you can see which choices matter most before final approval.