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True Carpentry and Cabinetry

True Carpentry and Cabinetry

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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.

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Business Name

True Carpentry and Cabinetry

Phone Number

(770) 289-4331

Address

Cumming, GA 30028

Typical Job Cost

$1,800 - 10,000

$1,800 - 10,000

Followers

126 Followers

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Services Provided

Carpentry and Cabinetry

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Areas Served

Johns Creek

Alpharetta

Milton

Cumming

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