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We do mostly residential kitchens and baths, but also have done some commercial projects. We have a CNC router we can use to help with the work load and to enhance our products. As shown in the pictures on this page, we cater to the customer's desires. Whether its solid oak, painted MDF, glass fronts, or metal cabinet
doors you want; we can do it all. We are also very good at making the most of what would
otherwise be unused space in a kitchen. And we provide the convenience of roll out shelves
if desired. See the pictures on this page for examples. Finally, we offer a guide to measuring
your own kitchen for free and we'll even send you a free floor plan based on your
measurements and your vision for your new custom kitchen!

Hiring the right contractor can make all the difference in a building project. Our site
will guide you through a few projects we have done, as well as the services we offer.

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These cabinets were made of cypress. They were installed in a cabin made entirely of cypress that the homeowner built himself. The end cabinet is called a "Z-cabinet" that he saw in a home center. It was our first. It makes the most of the available space while adding a unique look.

These cabinets are also cypress. The wood was furnished by the homeowner. It was cut from trees on his property. The base cabinets had been started by the home owner and were already in place. We came in and made all the uppers and pantry and island. We attached face frames to the base cabinets and built all the doors. The panels for the doors are corrugated tin, the same tin used on barns.

This was an existing kitchen. We customized it by adding height over the sink, cooktop, and double oven. We added the trim on these places and redid the trim on other cabinets. We also changed a desk area and added an island.

This kitchen is oak with a light oak stain. The corner cabinet has a glass door and the next cabinet is a message center. The dishwasher was set on top of a drawer and inside of a cabinet. The height makes it easier to load and unload. It also causes a break in the height of the countertop.

We put a Lazy Susan in one corner, but the space in the other corner of the oak kitchen was not enough for a Lazy Susan. We installed this unique blind corner hardware. It allows for storage that is accessible. We only built and installed the cabinets in this kitchen.

This kitchen was small. We added some cabinets to the left of the stove where there were none originally. It features a spice rack in a small place where nothing else would fit and pull out trays in base cabinets, for easy access.