D&D Custom Woodworking

Our customers asked if we could take pictures during the building of their kitchen. Just a few snapshots of the process. There are many pieces that create a custom kitchen.

A recent build that did not disappoint. Our customer was thrilled with this rustic hickory kitchen.

The bar top and bath vanity both were made from walnut live edge slabs. The tops along with the black painted cabinetry created a warm feel to the room.

This particular kitchen remodel had a good mix of painted and stained white oak cabinets. The island itself measures approximately 13’ long.

September 1, 2023 marks the 10yr anniversary of D&D custom woodworking! These last 10 years have gone by so quickly. It just seems like yesterday, that Dale and myself (Dave), decided to become business partners. The small start in a garage has become the success it has today with a lot of hard work and sweat equity. Our partnership is tried and true with a trust that can’t be broken. I think we would both agree that’s a must to be successful. We have met many new customers/friends throughout this endeavor and have continued to take care of those we have known for many years. It is truly a joy doing what we do and can’t see ourselves doing anything else. Thank you all so much for your support. Our customers and friends are very important to us both! We can’t thank you enough.

Dale Wilber and Dave Jacobs

10 years and counting

D&D recently built some new rails for the Transfer House.

This job utilized space that was seemingly unusable.

This vanity was built by using the customer’s chosen picture.

This kitchen was a fun build.

A 13’ island with cabinets to match from white oak.