Custom cabinets and built-ins in Austin, TX
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Design. Build. Install.
Design. Build. Install.
I specialize in small residential custom cabinetry projects in the Austin (TX) area, with a focus on quality from the initial design phase through installation. These are not mass-produced cabinets. Each one is hand-made, one at a time, in my north Austin shop using quality materials and quality construction techniques.
I work closely with my clients to assess their unique needs and design cabinetry to meet those needs on projects like: kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, living rooms, media rooms, and closets.
Built to fit your space
Built to fit your space
"I just don't have enough storage space" is a phrase that I often hear from homeowners. Sometimes big changes aren't necessary. Sometimes all it takes is creative cabinetry solutions.
Designed to fit your needs
Designed to fit your needs
When space is at a premium, our custom cabinets are engineered to maximize every possible inch to make the best use of that space.
Let's build something together
Let's build something together
Maybe you know exactly what you want (great!). Or maybe you don't even know where to start with your cabinet project. Let's talk about it. E-mail me at james@fairweatherwoodwork.com
Contact me
Contact me
I'm always excited to start a new project! What can I help you with? Let's get the conversation started. Send me an email at james@fairweatherwoodwork.com
About Fairweather Woodwork & Cabinetry
About Fairweather Woodwork & Cabinetry
Fairweather Woodwork & Cabinets is a one man operation. It's me -- James Dvorscak. Hi!
I didn't come into cabinetmaking by what one would consider the "traditional" route. With a degree in Advertising and a background in media sales, I took up cabinetmaking out of necessity -- I just couldn't find what I needed for my own home (a 70's rancher / tract home sorely lacking storage) at the big box stores.
So I rolled up my sleeves and made my own cabinets in my garage. On days when it was nice outside, I'd roll my workbench and tools out into my driveway (hence: "fairweather") and get to work.
And after a while, not only did I realize that I was pretty good at making custom cabinets, but I found that I enjoyed working with my hands and the satisfaction that comes with making things.
And now I make cabinets for a living.
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