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How We Work With the Trade

A predictable process is what makes a cabinetry partner easy to schedule around. Here is how a trade project moves through our shop.

Alderwood Cabinets for Trade Partners in the Treasure Valley, Idaho

1 — Drawings, scope, and selections

We start from your plans or design intent, confirm scope, and lock selections — species, door style, finish, hardware, and interior fittings. Getting long-lead selections decided early is the single biggest factor in a smooth schedule, so we flag them up front.

2 — Field measure and shop drawings

We verify dimensions in the field and produce detailed shop drawings — the documents your team reviews and that specify blocking, electrical, plumbing, and appliance rough-in locations. Nothing is cut until the drawings are approved.

3 — Fabrication in our Treasure Valley shop

Cabinetry and millwork are built to order locally: plywood cases, dovetailed drawer boxes, doors milled and finished to spec. Building in-region keeps us clear of out-of-state freight and factory queues, which is what makes our lead times predictable.

4 — Delivery and installation

We coordinate delivery and install around your construction sequence and set our own cabinetry — scribing to walls, aligning reveals, and adjusting every door and drawer. Any field condition is handled by the team that built the work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do you need from us to start?

Plans or a clear design intent and a decision on scope. From there we confirm selections, field measure, and produce shop drawings for approval.

When should we bring you in?

As early as practical. Locking selections and lead times before the schedule tightens is what keeps cabinetry off the critical path.

Let's Talk About Your Project

Tell us about your build, remodel, or design and we'll bring cabinetry that shows up measured, drawn, and ready to install.