Kitchen Cabinets near Keldon ON (37 Result(s))

Woodland Horizon, Drayton, Ontario, is a company that provides unique, creative craftsmanship throughout the region, including Kitchener / Waterloo, Guelph, Toronto, Elora, Orangeville, Fergus and surrounding area. Since 2005, owner Laverne Martin and his team have established a unique market among clients who appreciate originality, creativity and quality. Our services include creative kitchen design and build, all in your choice of local or exotic wood species.

Choosing Fox Custom Woodworks means you'll be working directly with the owners. From design to completion of your new kitchen, bathroom or other custom cabinetry, we work closely with you to bring your dream to life. We offer full turn key solutions or can work together with your designer or contractor. Years of experience brings us the confidence to say, we have no limitations offering a truly custom design. We can't wait to meet you

Kitchen repairs, small furniture repair, and other repairs around home. If your thinking of moving call us to get your house ready for sale. Building maintenance companies we can help you get the rental property ready for a new occupancy.

At LRW Cabinets And Millwork, we redefine kitchen elegance through personalized craftsmanship tailored to your unique vision. With a commitment to excellence, our team transforms spaces into culinary sanctuaries, harmonizing functionality with unmatched aesthetics. From timeless classics to contemporary marvels, we infuse every cabinet with meticulous attention to detail and superior quality materials. Our dedication to customer satisfaction ensures a seamless experience from consultation to installation, culminating in kitchens that inspire and endure. Discover the LRW difference – where passion, precision, and innovation converge to create the kitchen of your dreams.

The Old Barn Polished Stone Creations was founded by Ted Hunter in early 2004. Ted was looking for a new challenge after “retiring” from his successful Plumbing and Heating business. While on vacation with his wife Brenda they toured a granite quarry, and Ted became interested in the industry. In 2006 Ted’s son Reay joined the team at The Old Barn. Reay had previously worked in the radio industry, but missed working with his hands and decided to change career paths when the opportunity presented itself. The Old Barn was an active farm until 2003, when Ted purchased the house and barn from his mother and step-father.