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Custom Millwork & Cabinetry in the Bronx

Cabinetry, built-ins, aluminum & glass closets and fireplaces for Bronx homes and workspaces, from Riverdale co-ops and Fieldston houses to new buildings in Mott Haven, built in our Industry City shop.

Built in Brooklyn Residential & commercial

Lit modular wardrobe with aluminum framing and a hanging rail

Bronx buildings

Built for Bronx homes and buildings

The Bronx mixes large houses, prewar co-ops, multi-unit buildings and new development, each with its own access and fit-out conditions.

Riverdale & Fieldston houses

Tudor, colonial and stone houses on hilly streets above the Hudson, where built-ins are fitted to older rooms and original trim.

Prewar co-ops

Apartment buildings in Riverdale, Kingsbridge and around Fordham, with alteration agreements, elevator bookings and narrow kitchens.

New development

Rentals and mixed-use buildings in Mott Haven and Port Morris, built to architect-specified finish packages.

Waterfront houses

Detached houses in Throgs Neck, Pelham Bay and on City Island, where delivery is by driveway and rooms are larger.

Neighborhood guides

Bronx neighborhoods

Building types and planning notes, neighborhood by neighborhood. We serve all of the Bronx.

Riverdale

Prewar co-ops, high-rises and large houses above the Hudson.

Riverdale

Fieldston

Private enclave of Tudor and colonial houses.

Fieldston

Kingsbridge

Apartment buildings and attached houses.

Fordham

Prewar apartment buildings near the university.

Mott Haven

Rowhouses, new rentals and converted warehouses.

Port Morris

Industrial buildings, lofts and new development.

Morris Park

Attached and detached houses.

Pelham Bay

Attached houses and low-rise apartments.

Pelham Bay

Throgs Neck

Detached houses and waterfront homes.

Throgs Neck

City Island

Island village of houses on the water.

City Island
Cabinet fabrication in the Brooklyn shop

Planning

Planning millwork in the Bronx

  • Alteration agreements and elevator bookings in co-ops
  • Driveway and stair access in detached houses
  • Scribing to plaster walls and original trim in older houses
  • Final measurements after demolition and rough-in

How a project runs

From drawings to delivery

  1. Project review

    Send drawings, photos or a description of the space and what you need.

  2. Dimensions & selections

    Measurements, materials and product selections are confirmed before anything is made.

  3. Fabrication & preparation

    Millwork and aluminum systems are built in our Brooklyn shop; fireplaces are ordered to your selection.

  4. Delivery & installation coordination

    Delivery is scheduled and installation is coordinated with your contractor or installation team.

Selected work

From our shop

A selection of recent millwork and aluminum work. Photos are shown by type of work, not by location.

View Our Work
Kitchen with a long island and flat-panel cabinetry
Built-in bookshelves around a window in a study
Lit modular wardrobe with aluminum framing and a hanging rail
Dark wardrobe with open shelving alongside
Built-in cabinet with aluminum-framed textured glass doors
Retail display shelving in a commercial space

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Do you serve all of the Bronx?

Yes. We build for projects across the Bronx, from Riverdale and Fieldston to Throgs Neck and City Island, from our shop in Industry City, Brooklyn.

Do you work on multi-unit and new buildings?

Yes. We fabricate to the drawings and specifications provided for multi-unit and mixed-use projects as well as single-family houses.

Can you fit built-ins to an older Riverdale house?

Yes. Pieces are built to final site measurements, so they can be scribed to walls, floors and ceilings that are not perfectly square.

How do I start a Bronx project?

Send drawings, photos or measurements through our contact page, or call 718-483-5274, and we’ll review scope with you or your team.

Planning a project in the Bronx?

Share drawings, photos or measurements and tell us what you’re planning. We’ll follow up to talk through scope and next steps.