– Kitchen & Cabinetry –

Custom Cabinetry, Millwork And Commercial Kitchen Build-Outs

Reception desks, retail fixtures, bars, pantries and full commercial kitchens — shop-drawn, fabricated to spec and installed by our own carpenters.

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KITCHEN & CABINETRY

Millwork is where a commercial interior either looks custom or looks assembled. Our carpenters produce shop drawings, coordinate fabrication, and install casework, counters, fixtures and kitchen packages with the tolerances brand standards demand. Because millwork sits at the intersection of electrical, plumbing and equipment, we coordinate it as part of the whole build rather than as a late add-on — which is how outlets end up where they belong and appliance openings actually fit.

Custom casework, cabinetry and architectural millwork
Reception desks, retail fixtures and display walls
Bars, back bars, pantries and break rooms
Commercial kitchen build-outs and equipment coordination
Quartz, stone and solid-surface countertops
Brand-standard rollout millwork across multiple locations

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30+ years of commercial experience
Licensed & insured in NY, TX, FL
One team from design to closeout
On-schedule, on-budget delivery

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What's Included

Shop Drawings

Field-measured drawings approved before fabrication, so nothing is discovered at install.

Fabrication

Commercial-grade substrates, laminates, veneers and hardware selected for real traffic and cleaning cycles.

Countertops

Quartz, granite, solid-surface and stainless templated on site for exact fit.

Kitchen Packages

Hood and exhaust coordination, gas and electrical rough-in, floor drains, stainless casework and equipment set.

MEP Coordination

Power, data and plumbing located to the millwork drawings before walls close.

Install & Punch

Level, scribed, hardware-adjusted installation with a millwork-specific punch walk.

Our Process

Measure

Field dimensions taken after framing so drawings reflect the space as built.

Approve

Shop drawings and finish samples signed off before a single sheet is cut.

Fabricate

Controlled shop fabrication with delivery timed to the site's finish sequence.

Install

Our carpenters set, scribe and adjust everything, then walk it with you.

Spaces We Build

Restaurant kitchens and barsOffice reception and pantriesRetail fixtures and displaysHotel and lobby millworkMedical casework and nurse stationsGym reception and juice barsConference and boardroom millworkMulti-site brand rollouts

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you fabricate in-house or subcontract millwork?

We manage fabrication through vetted commercial shops and install with our own carpenters, so drawings, delivery and installation all stay under our contract and schedule.

Can you match our brand's millwork standards?

Yes. We build to brand books and specification manuals, and we keep finishes consistent when the same package rolls out across multiple locations.

Do you handle commercial kitchens, not just cabinetry?

Yes — hood and exhaust coordination, gas and electrical rough-in, floor drains, stainless casework and equipment setting are all in scope.

How long does custom millwork take?

Typically four to eight weeks from approved shop drawings to delivery, depending on material and finish. We start that clock early so millwork never becomes the item holding up your opening.

Do you do residential kitchens?

Our focus is commercial. Residential work is considered on a case-by-case basis.

Why Millwork Fails, And How We Prevent It

Nearly every millwork problem traces back to one of three causes: fabrication started from design drawings instead of field measurements, MEP rough-in was located before millwork drawings were approved, or the substrate and hardware chosen for the price point can't survive commercial use. We field-measure after framing, approve shop drawings before anything is cut, drive electrical and plumbing rough-in locations off those approved drawings, and specify commercial-grade substrates and hardware rated for daily traffic and aggressive cleaning. The result is millwork that fits on the first attempt and still looks right two years later.

Commercial Kitchen Build-Outs

A commercial kitchen is the most technically demanding room in most interior projects. Grease exhaust and make-up air have to be engineered and permitted, gas service sized and pressure-tested, floor drains and grease interceptors set before the slab work closes, walls finished with cleanable surfaces to health-department standards, and equipment power and plumbing landed exactly where the equipment schedule says. We coordinate the kitchen equipment supplier, the mechanical engineer and the health department inspection sequence together, so the kitchen passes its inspections the first time and the opening date holds.

Multi-Location Millwork Rollouts

For brands rolling the same package into many locations, the value is in repetition. We keep one approved drawing set and one finish schedule, use the same shop and the same install crew from site to site, and adjust only for each building's field conditions. Locations after the first go in faster, cost less to coordinate, and look identical to the customer — which is the entire point of a brand standard.

Related Projects

A selection of kitchen & cabinetry projects we've delivered across New York, Dallas–Fort Worth and South Florida. Click any project to see the full gallery.