About & Craftsmanship
A family-owned cabinet shop.
Timbercraft Cabinetry & Woodwork is family-owned. We build custom cabinetry for homes and businesses, and we do it the way a small shop should: by listening first and standing behind the work.
Who We Are
A family business, not a factory.
Timbercraft is family-owned and family-run. The people who answer the phone are the people who measure your room, build your cabinets and set them on site. There's no showroom middleman relaying your questions to a factory somewhere else.
Every project starts with listening. Before we talk about door styles or finishes, we want to understand how you actually use the space — where you cook, what you store, who's in the room, what frustrates you about it now. The design follows from that, not from a catalog page.
From there it's craftsmanship and communication. Cabinetry is machined and assembled by experienced hands, and you hear from us honestly along the way: what's on schedule, what shifted, and what we'd recommend. Most of what people remember about a project isn't the joinery — it's whether someone kept their word.
Alongside fully custom work, we offer a semi-custom cabinetry line for kitchens and bathrooms, for clients who want a more streamlined set of choices. Custom is still the heart of what we do.
Standards
What we hold ourselves to.
Craftsmanship is a set of habits, not a slogan.
Measure, then build
Field measurements come before material. Walls are rarely square and floors are rarely level; the cabinet has to absorb that, not the homeowner.
Joinery that holds
Sound case construction, solid drawer boxes and quality hardware. The parts nobody photographs are the parts that determine how it ages.
Finishes chosen to last
Paint and stain are applied on site, chosen for durability and matched to the trim, flooring and rooms around them.
Straight answers
If something will take longer, cost more, or won't work the way it was drawn, you hear it from us early.
Come to us with a room, a plan or a problem.
We'll tell you what it takes to build it right.