True Carpentry and Cabinetry

Hello. Thanks for reading this. (Updated April 11, 2024) Currently I am booked out for 10 days at the very least. I have potential customers already "in process" who, if they accept their bids, could take me out as far as 12 weeks. I am a one-man shop, so there is only one "line", and although it varies in length from zero days to 3 months, it usually doesn't work out to just wait for my line to go to zero. The best thing is to let me give you an estimate (always free) and then "get in line" if you like the number, and then either take your spot or don't when your time comes. Now, I usually don't require a deposit to hold your place in line, but I reserve the right to do so. I probably wouldn't do this until you are less than one month "out". Below, I do list Blairsville and Hiawassee as part of my service area. This is KINDA true. I live in Cumming and will stick to Forsyth County as long as I am living here, but I have family in Hiawassee and would move there IF i get substantial work AND can find a shop space up there (which has been impossible so far). I build and install cabinetry for just about any room in the house besides kitchens and bathrooms. (Kitchen and bathroom cabinetry is different, and is already covered, better than I can do, by many other companies.) For example, one thing I build more than anything else is what I call "fireplace built-ins". Builders may offer them for their new homes, but when they are not chosen, those spaces on either side of the fireplace remain open, begging to be filled with cabinets. Having said the above, I should qualify it by saying that I have made several kitchen islands, and I have made a couple of specialty bathroom vanities. What I try to stay away from is having to match existing kitchen or bathroom finishes, and also making (solid wood or plywood) countertops where a waterproof surface is required. Next in approximate order of number I've built would be: wall-to-wall bookcases with a desk; mudrooms; laundry room cabinets; media cabinets; hutches/butler's pantries; alcove/bay window/kitchen nook bench seating; utility shelving for garage or basement; floating shelves; pantry shelving; children's bunk beds; closets. That isn't everything I've done, but you get the idea. I will also make furniture. There are some examples in Projects of what I've done.