--- title: "True Carpentry and Cabinetry — Specialty Contractors | Houzz" canonical_html_url: https://www.houzz.com/professionals/specialty-contractors/true-carpentry-and-cabinetry-pfvwus-pf~1099134803 markdown_url: https://www.houzz.com/md/professionals/pf~1099134803.md entity_type: LocalBusiness business_name: "True Carpentry and Cabinetry" category: ["Specialty Contractors"] image: https://st.hzcdn.com/fimgs/b2f39f980fee78f3_2230-w400-h400-b0-p0--.jpg address: "Cumming, Georgia 30028, United States" phone: "(770) 289-4331" website: http://truecarpentryandcabinetry.com rating: 5 review_count: 67 best_of_houzz_awards: 11 followers: 126 last_updated: 2026-11-11 --- # True Carpentry and Cabinetry Original Houzz profile: [True Carpentry and Cabinetry](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/specialty-contractors/true-carpentry-and-cabinetry-pfvwus-pf~1099134803) ## Professional summary - **Primary category:** Specialty Contractors - **Location:** Cumming, GA - **Serves:** Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Milton, Cumming - **Houzz rating:** 5.0 out of 5 (67 reviews) - **Best of Houzz:** 11 awards (2013–2025), for Service, Design. ## About ### Houzz Badges - Houzz Influencer - Recommended on Houzz - 10,000 Ideabook Saves Hello. Thanks for reading this. (Updated October 3, 2026) My availability at this point is...hard to define. It depends upon the final choices of project length of those customers already "in line" but not fully committed yet. But I do know now that I am booked for the next 10 weeks. Still, my general advice on this remains the same, which is, go ahead and get your quote asap rather than trying to wait until I have reduced lead time. And then, I will keep you posted as your estimated start date shifts, and you are not actually committed to doing anything until you make your deposit, and THAT is hardly ever required more than a week before your actual start date. Also I want to make note that through a quoting process for a current customer I updated my understanding of and opinions on RTA cabinets, and seeing that they keep getting better (comparatively, on each market level) and also understanding that at age 64 there's a limit to how long I can go building cabinets myself from scratch, AND because I am operating without a shop (see below), I've become very interested in offering assembly and installation services for such cabinets. So consider that to be an option with me now, along with my longstanding approach/niche of building, installing, and (mostly) painting cabinets myself. BTW, my current vote for The Best RTA cabinets is the Barker line, which includes BarkerCabinets.com and BarkerModern.com as well as a more economical CityCabinets.com. But let me know who you think is the best. I am currently operating without a shop, so I am doing ALL work at the customer home, generally in their garage, but also including covered patios and deck. BUT...amazingly enough, and quite unexpected, I believe I will be able to secure an affordable (to me) shop space starting September 2026 (Yeah, kinda. The county is giving me a real hard time about using this space. I'll keep you posted). This means that most of the work on your project will be done there (if they let me). I will still always require some onsite work to complete your project, so having a shop will not eliminate that need. In general the jobs that I take on require about 2/3 of the total time in a shop, and 1/3 onsite. This does not apply so much for trim carpentry jobs, such as decorative wall paneling, where 90% of the work will always be onsite. ### Services Provided - Carpentry and Cabinetry ### Areas Served - Johns Creek - Alpharetta - Milton - Cumming ### Typical Job Cost $1,800 - 10,000 $1,800 - 10,000 ## Business Details | Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Business Name | True Carpentry and Cabinetry | | Address | Cumming, Georgia 30028, United States | | Phone | (770) 289-4331 | | Website | http://truecarpentryandcabinetry.com | | Followers on Houzz | 126 | **Social profiles:** - Blog — www.tailoredliving.com ## Contact - **Houzz profile:** [True Carpentry and Cabinetry](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/specialty-contractors/true-carpentry-and-cabinetry-pfvwus-pf~1099134803) - **Website:** http://truecarpentryandcabinetry.com - **Phone:** (770) 289-4331 ## Credentials - **Best of Houzz:** 11 awards (2013–2025), for Service, Design. ## Reviews **Overall rating: 5.0 out of 5 — 67 reviews** *Aspect averages:* - Work Quality: 5.0 - Communication: 5.0 - Value: 5.0 ### Reviews **★★★★★ — Tom Madden, Oct. 2026** > We are so pleased to have found True Carpentry and Cabinetry on the Houzz website, the 1st of several that sang his praises and shared images of his workmanship. We followed the site for a while as we weren't ready to begin our project. Though we had moved 5 times in the past 10 years, we were finally ready to stay-put and enjoy an investment in an attractive and practical built-in media center & bookcases. So, timing was right in many ways. Fall and its cooler weather were coming and Stewart, the owner, was fortuitously available. Working with Stewart was an experience. From his quick responses to his knowledge of everything-carpentry, we came to discover his patience, skill, design sense, and perfectionism with every detail of our project. Best of all, Stewart was the tidiest and most organized person we had ever known. He left nothing but his completed oeuvre—no dirt, scrapes, scratches, dings, paint blobs, sawdust (Can you believe it? Nada, really). And, this wasn't all. Nothing short of the best and most appropriate materials for the job were used such as solid wood cases and shelves, soft close hinges, and highest quality paint, 3-coats and applied by hand. There were no shortcuts, no fiberboard, laminate, staples, brads, or nails and all components were solidly attached with screws. The shelf peg-holes weren't pre-drilled, but applied by hand into solid wood and in perfect alignment. Shelves fit so flawlessly that one could scarcely pass a knife blade between them and their casings. Nice it is to know this structure is not going to pull down the wall nor shelves sag in the center and crash books and electronics all over the floor. Oh, and 'mustn't fail to mention, Stewart 's fees were, we think, quite reasonable as were his terms. It has been a genuine pleasure working with someone of Stewart's integrity, skill, and—I must say—neatness. We highly recommend True Carpentry and Cabinetry and urge anyone planning a custom project to contact Stewart at your first convenience. **★★★★★ — Kim, April 2024** > Our design company has used True Carpentry now for a couple of projects. We will always use True Carpentry for all of our projects. Stewart is a master carpenter. We have given him challenging jobs and he has perfected each one. He is meticulous and attention to detail shows in the finished project. Stewart is a true gem! So grateful to have found him. **Comment from True Carpentry and Cabinetry:** > OCD (loosely speaking) put to good use. And sure I have a few skills, but the "mastery" is mostly about patience and perseverance: I keep working at it until I get it right. **★★★★★ — HU-664139566, April 2024** > Stewart True (True Carpentry and Cabinetry, LLC) has completed two projects for us: design and installation of a wall-to-wall cabinet/display system for our home office, and most recently an expanded kitchen pantry, which, with Mr. True’s design talent, almost doubled the amount of useable and accessible storage space. Both projects included soft-close hinge hardware and slide-out shelving, the latter allowing easy access to stored items regardless of how deep they were in the cabinets or the pantry. Both of these additions to our home do not look like afterthought add-ons, but blend in with existing surroundings so they appear as part of the original build. For those that like detailed design and execution plans, look no further. We have another project in the conceptual phase, and it is with some reluctance that I provide this review for I don’t want to stand in an even longer line for his exemplary talents. **Comment from True Carpentry and Cabinetry:** > I'm not an interior designer but, as evidenced by my body of work and by this customer, the customer and I together can come up with designs that fit their need perfectly and look pretty darn good. I DO work with interior designers, and in fact have found one that does positively amplify the result, but I'm saying that potential new customers should be confident that with their input and my suggestions, tempered by my honest assessment of my own limitations, we can produce something you will be happy to look at every day for years to come. **★★★★★ — HU-672236698, Aug. 2023** > Stewart did an excellent job on our new office space and mud room wall!! > The workmanship was so nice and everything we had hoped for. > A super nice person, always there when he said he would be and the clean up each day immaculate > We HIGHLY recommend Stewart!’ **Comment from True Carpentry and Cabinetry:** > "always there when he said he would be" which means, I said I would be there at 10, then I said I would be there at 10:30, then I said I would be there at 11. I am approaching retirement age (though probably not retirement itself for a while) so I do allow myself a more relaxed approach. And that is partly why I give my price upfront and stick to it: From that point I enjoy the whole process more when I can work at my own pace. **★★★★★ — HU-342123471, Aug. 2023** > I’m used mr True for over 17 years ,all it’s pieces are works of art, I will strongly recommend, excellent work. **Comment from True Carpentry and Cabinetry:** > One of my most loyal customers. He's had projects for me since nearly the beginning of my carpentry/cabinetry work in Cumming, GA. All of them have been unique, which can be stressful for the new skill-set I need to develop, but then I always look back and am glad I climbed the learning curve. **★★★★★ — James Daniel, Dec. 2022** > Wonderful craftsmanship and exceptionally detailed. I'd recommend Stewart for any interior carpentry project you may have. We've used him several times over the past 12 years and always happy with it. Most recently was the MDF Shiplap he details on this site. **Comment from True Carpentry and Cabinetry:** > Another long-term and returning customer. I enjoy all of my customers, but working for those who are, well I'll just say it: in Cumming, and especially in a particular neighborhood where I lived (in an in-law suite) for a while, is the most satisfying. It is satisfying because it's the closest to being a part of a community that I have come to in this life. And by being a part I really mean that I have made a contribution to it, so it feels right to claim worthiness to call it my home. Sorry for the sappy, but without that this whole lifestyle of running a one-man shop at a low margin would not have enough substance to sustain me. **★★★★★ — HU-775990241, Aug. 2022** > I cannot recommend Stewart enough after the project he completed for us. I came to him with a very specific design request for the seamless bunk beds and he created exactly what I visioned for my son's room. He was so incredibly detailed during the design process and his craftsmanship was exceptional. He was always very professional and cleaned up better than I would! I am so grateful for his work and will really enjoy it for a lifetime. **Comment from True Carpentry and Cabinetry:** > I'm not sure "seamless" is the accepted term for this but I like it and I liked this project. I expect others will like it and ask for it. I suppose it is counter-intuitive to understand that the less busy a project is the more time it takes to make it look right. Such was the case here. **★★★★★ — Ree Gilkenson, June 2022** > Stewart has done several different jobs for me, each job being very different from the other. He has built solid oak sliding barn doors, added floating shelves to a space that needed something special, added tongue and groove to a stairway as well as a dining room, built laundry room cabinets and shelves, among a few other smaller jobs he has done...His versatility with woodwork is outstanding. I can always count on a job well done when I have Stewart in to do a woodworking job for me! **★★★★★ — HU-145122868, April 2022** > Unbelievable work! Stewart took the time to find out exactly what we wanted with our built in. He asked us detail questions to make sure he had everything correct and then created an exact design for us to see. (This was not easy as we had a very unique specific design in mind). Amazing attention to detail. From the beginning to the end of the project, we felt extremely comfortable knowing how things were going to turn out. Very skilled at his craft. Very thorough. Great communication. Highly recommend. Thank you Stewart. **Comment from True Carpentry and Cabinetry:** > I do think it's sad that finding someone who does good work these days is "unbelievable". What I do is not rocket science. I just somehow got the character trait to follow through with something until it's right. (Although, my application of this trait doesn't carry over into all areas of my life, I must admit.) The things said are true though. I love my customers, and sadly THEY are my life to greater extent than probably is healthy for me. But the point is that this (my love for my customers) is what motivates the...taking the time; making sure; exact design; attention to detail; developed skills; communication. **★★★★★ — Bill Sterritt, Feb. 2022** > Stewart did an amazing job. He was very punctual, very accommodating and very helpful. His quality of work and detail was outstanding. > We would highly recommend him. Bill **Comment from True Carpentry and Cabinetry:** > Thank you Bill. It was a pleasure working for you. It was your design, and I got to try some new things, I am proud of the result, and I now have more to offer my customers. **★★★★★ — Amy F, Nov. 2018** > We could not be happier with how our new home office turned out! From the moment I contacted Stewart via Houzz, he was not only extremely responsive but also very generous with his time in helping us plan out the project. While we did provide him with a basic concept, his thoughtful suggestions truly helped pull it all together. Stewart was extremely professional and considerate when working in our home and maintains a very clean work environment. Despite sanding, staining and painting in our home, there was not a spot of dust left behind. It is obvious that Stewart takes great pride in his work and we are just so glad we stumbled upon his highly reviewed Houzz page when looking for someone to construct our office built-ins. As others have said, he does book up fast but you will not be disappointed! > Look no further for your carpentry needs... Stewart is who you want to hire! **★★★★★ — acostolnick, Oct. 2018** > He gets booked up fast but he is worth the wait. Serious attention to detail. Very responsive and great to work with. Listens to the customer while also giving honest feedback. While waiting for our project, we asked for a design change to which he was quick to give us an updated quote. > > We love our new mudroom and are excited to use it for many years to come! ## Selected projects - [Media Wall Cabinets with Center Arch](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/media-wall-cabinets-with-center-arch-pj-vj~7951097) - Location: Cumming, GA - Photos: 1 - [Custom Vent Hood](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/custom-vent-hood-pj-vj~7730065) - Location: Cumming, GA - Photos: 2 - Description: Ok, this was not as straightforward as you might think. The design process included a balancing act between making the hood/insert combination efficient enough to do it's job (and not so powerful as to cause pressurization issues elsewhere in the house) and not so encroaching on the space that the cook feels constrained. Generally speaking the tendency is to error on the side of making the hood to high and to shallow (from front to back). The whole thing is a rabbit hole in which no one is reall… - [Under-stairs basement bar](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/under-stairs-basement-bar-pj-vj~7730059) - Location: Cumming, GA - Photos: 4 - Description: Definitely a custom job on this one. The hardest part being the angled upper cabinet of course. The open shelving makes use of some of the space in back, but there is dead space back in there. Also tricky was accommodating for the HVAC intake which this unit covered over. - [Pantry Cabinet Remake](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/pantry-cabinet-remake-pj-vj~7730050) - Location: Alpharetta, GA - Photos: 1 - Description: Everything you see was basically already there. What I did was replace the tall cabinet with a wider and deeper one, and designed it to fit a built-in microwave of the customer's choice. I also added doors to the upper cabinets on the right. Previously that was just open shelving. The difficult part, as always with projects like this, was in matching the trim and the door profiles to the existing, and in matching the paint color and sheen to the existing. - [Fireplace Built-ins Around Windows](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/fireplace-built-ins-around-windows-pj-vj~7730046) - Location: Alpharetta, GA - Photos: 2 - Description: The base cabinets were already there and I had to match the style and finish. The design was largely determined by the existing windows on each side of the fireplace/tv. I've been doing more fixed shelves lately and the customer agreed they would look better. The arch was the customer's choice and I placed them where they are. Lighting was on a budget so those limited locations were selected. - [Basement Mancave Built-in](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/basement-mancave-built-in-pj-vj~7730035) - Location: Alpharetta, GA - Photos: 2 - Description: Designed primarily by the customer, these wall-to-wall and floor-to ceiling built-ins (around a tv) are entirely open, with fixed shelves only. Lighting provided by Joe Guerin. The walnut top started out as a live-edge slab from CAG Specialty Wood in Gainesville, but ended up being sliced up and glued back together in a double bookend pattern to create what you see in the pictures. - [Master Bedroom Hallway Storage with Shutters](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/master-bedroom-hallway-storage-with-shutters-pj-vj~7427751) - Location: Cumming, GA - Photos: 4 - Description: Basically designed by the homeowner with my input, this built-in storage unit maximizes the use of previously nearly-unused space in a wide hallway. The tricky part was building around the existing off-centered window. It is 18" deep, so lot's of space for clothes (master closet is across the hall) or whatever. Includes interior shutters that can either completely block off sunlight or the tops open for let light in but maintain privacy. - [Bookcases with Copper Containment](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bookcases-with-copper-containment-pj-vj~7413249) - Location: Alpharetta, GA - Photos: 3 - Description: The design challenge was to create a bookcase without interfering with the end-of-hall closet door-opening or shrinking the hallway width too much. The solution was to put the books facing out and use something to make sure they don't FALL out. I used 3/4" copper tubing ("L" type with thicker walls for less chance of being accidentally bent over time with kids) and black pipe flanges (specialty versions with a smaller (2 1/2") diameter). One of the main challenges in execution was providing a 45… - [Fireplace Built-ins With 45 Degree Angle](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/fireplace-built-ins-with-45-degree-angle-pj-vj~7413246) - Location: Cumming, GA - Photos: 5 - Description: This home had a difficult layout as far as being able to design fireplace built-ins that would create some kind of symmetry from side to side. Included in that weirdness was the space to the right of the fireplace that had a short zero-degree wall and then a long wall going off at 45 degrees. Instead of building two sections staying flat to those two walls, we decided to span the space and leave a dead space behind. Other requirements were to fit the existing tv plus leave a little room for some… - [Pullout Pantry](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/pullout-pantry-pj-vj~7413243) - Location: Suwanee, GA - Photos: 6 - Description: The customer didn't like the (lack of) functionality of their existing closet pantry. This recessed double, tall cabinet pantry is much more accessible. Door styles were made to match the existing kitchen doors. The bottom drawers were necessary to allow the doors to be high enough to swing and miss the steps. Pullouts are 28" deep. Made of various heights to accommodate various food container sizes. Also includes two adjustable shelves at the top for larger items and for storage of small applia… - [New Table Frame for Old Granite Top](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/new-table-frame-for-old-granite-top-pj-vj~7413240) - Location: Cumming, GA - Photos: 2 - Description: This customer asked me to help him make use of an old granite top for a kitchen island that had been extended. I made it of solid (soft) maple with a 3/4" hardwood plywood shelf/platform underneath. Made nice enough to stain, he may just paint it. He is finishing it himself to save costs. (The wall cabinets were moved out from the same kitchen.) So now this golf cart garage space is also a workspace of sorts. - [Rustic Laundry Room Storage Cabinets and Entry Door](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/rustic-laundry-room-storage-cabinets-and-entry-door-pj-vj~7386908) - Location: Not specified - Photos: 7 - Description: Designed to match the existing cabinets in a 100+ y.o. home. Includes a tall cabinet for brooms, etc. The others have adjustable shelving, also made of pine. Pine came from the customer's old stock of pine T&G boards, which I used as-is but also ripped for face frame and door frame use. I sanded off the uneven patina so the pine was stain-able (even though the customer may have chosen to paint it). Customer did choose to stain, and did that themself. - [Bedroom Around-Window Storage](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bedroom-around-window-storage-pj-vj~7386897) - Location: Vickery, GA - Photos: 1 - Description: Basically designed by the customer with a little help from me, this provides massive drawer storage and eliminated the need for a large freestanding dresser (maybe two) while using up a recessed space around windows that was not being used. The base unit top is made of solid 1 3/4" alder. The customer clear-coated it himself as well as painted the built-ins. - [Bedroom Accent Paneled Wall](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bedroom-accent-paneled-wall-pj-vj~7386890) - Location: Vickery, GA - Photos: 1 - Description: Not a whole lot to it. The trick was that I used my own processed poplar wood, about 5/16" thick, for the paneling boards, rather than a full 1x material, so that I didn't have to remove and replace the baseboard and crown molding, but set the paneling boards right up to the broad edge of that trim. Customer painted it himself to save some money (and because he enjoys painting). - [Tall Entry Hallway Storage Cabinets](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/tall-entry-hallway-storage-cabinets-pj-vj~7386883) - Location: Ball Ground, GA - Photos: 2 - Description: Designed by LK Curations for their client. I made the design fit the space, built and installed the cabinets. The customer painted them herself. Potential for hanging coats but they're mostly for added storage space. - [Divided Arched Pantry](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/divided-arched-pantry-pj-vj~7386870) - Location: Johns Creek, GA - Photos: 2 - Description: Designed by LK Curations. I can't take credit for much of it. They bought the cabinets and I installed them. They had someone else paint them. I did make and install the floating shelves, and there's a small cabinet at the top of the tall pantry cabinets that I built and installed (matched to the purchased cabinets). Other contractors hired by LK Curations did the arched openings and the tile floors. - [Fireplace Built-ins With Drawers](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/fireplace-built-ins-with-drawers-pj-vj~7386862) - Location: Johns Creek, GA - Photos: 2 - [Home Office Glass Doors](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/home-office-glass-doors-pj-vj~7306251) - Location: Cumming, GA - Photos: 3 - Description: Made to look like they have metal frames, these are made with wood (soft maple, painted black). Handles are modern to match the look, they were selected by the customer. Hinges are "invisible" or "hidden". They are completely hidden when doors are closed (no hinge pins showing) which was almost a requirement to preserve the look of the doors. Glass is tempered as required for this application (3/16" thick). - [Mahogany Office Built-ins](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/mahogany-office-built-ins-pj-vj~7306247) - Location: Cumming, GA - Photos: 2 - Description: Made with mahogany plywood cabinet boxes and solid mahogany face frames and doors. Doors are glued-up panels of 1" wide mahogany strips, with a V-groove between each strip. Stain is Oak Gel, which makes the red mahogany much more brown. Lighting was done by customer's electrician but I routed the grooves for the recessed lighting strips. Hinges are compact soft-close. Shelves behind the doors are adjustable but all others are fixed. - [Office/Mudroom Combo](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/office-mudroom-combo-pj-vj~7264089) - Location: Vickery, GA - Photos: 3 - Description: Designed to take full advantage of a previously under-used room in a smaller home. Includes pullout shoe drawers in the mudroom part, and a file drawer and a keyboard tray in the office part. Paint color is Cyberspace by SW. Crown molding matches that in the room, but 1" smaller. Large base cabinet has a "blind" corner that uses the full space, while upper cabinets have a small connecting section on a 45 degree angle. 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It is so well though out! A: I don't generally keep plans from past projects so I will have to guess on the dimensions. I know I don't make desk openings smaller than 24", so starting from that, and also that file drawer cabinets are about 17", I'll guess that the overall width is 58-60". The depth is probably 24", with the top extending to 25(+)". The ceiling looks like 9'. This was designed by a home-school mom with my input. **Q: What sheen is this?** *(in Photo Questions)* What sheen of PPG's Breakthrough is this? A: I'm sorry but I don't remember. I generally use Satin, but if the customer requests I will use semi-gloss. **Q: Can you share the dimensions of this desk?** *(in Photo Questions)* A: The main section in the middle of the room is 80" wide by 36" deep. The other sections are 24" wide. Height is all at 30". Top thickness is 1 3/4". It is solid soft maple panels, stained dark, then three coats of polyurethane. **Q: Barn door hardware** *(in Photo Questions)* I've been looking for "reasonably" priced hardware that is designed for 6ft doors. Where are you finding yours? These look great! A: Sorry, I don't remember. I just searched online. None of this hardware is cheap. As a matter of fact, as I remember, I left it up to this particular customer to do the searching themselves, partly so they could SEE that there isn't anything inexpensive, but also to let them zero in on the style they wanted. **Q: Childs room 2 loft bed with sitting area and desk area** *(in Photo Questions)* hi I was just wondering if these are two twin beds in the picture? Just trying to get size ideas A: Two twins, but the design can be adjusted to fit whatever beds you have, given the space you have. **Q: quot** *(in Photo Questions)* How much for somthing like this custome buit ? A: It depends on many factors, but around $2000. Much less without a back and/or without access to the inside for storage (no top lids). More with drawers. --- *Source: Houzz professional profile. Reflects the profile as of 2026-11-11.*