The standard definition of millwork usually refers to woodwork produced in a mill, including doors, crown molding and wall paneling. While that definition may fit the traditional mold, our approach has never been traditional. Our work and our mindset go far beyond the standard description.

We define millwork as a technology-driven design and development process that transforms everyday spaces into extraordinary environments. While we now help set industry standards, our story began in a much simpler place.

From a Backyard Shed to Industry Leader

More than 25 years ago, operations began in a backyard shed serving the residential market in Livingston Parish. From those early days of producing architectural millwork, growth became a constant theme.

Built on a residential foundation, we have continuously refined our processes and expanded our capabilities. Today, homeowners across the country trust our team for custom cabinets, countertops, kitchens and bathrooms crafted with precision and care.

Expanding Into Commercial Innovation

In 2007, a major shift took place with our move into commercial millwork. That decision accelerated our growth and positioned us as a leading force in the industry. We now complete large-scale commercial projects that reshape interior environments through architectural millwork, metalwork and casework solutions.

As our services expanded, so did our expertise. Commercial projects now represent a significant portion of our work and continue to challenge us to elevate our standards.

Defining the Future of Millwork

Operating from a cutting-edge facility, we continue to invest in our team and implement advanced technological solutions that strengthen efficiency and craftsmanship. Innovation is not an addition to our process. It is the foundation of it.

Through dedication to technology, quality and forward-thinking leadership, we continue to redefine what millwork means. As our passion drives us to new levels of growth, our definition of millwork will continue to evolve. Follow our journey as we push the boundaries of modern millwork and manufacturing.