The detail you drew, delivered as drawn.
TCS Woodworking is a custom woodwork shop in the Hudson Valley. We build custom cabinetry, fine millwork and bespoke furniture for the Northeast — recently, offices and institutions across the Hudson Valley and residences on Nantucket. We detail, fabricate and finish under one roof; delivery and installation are coordinated per project.
We build from your set. Every job is detailed in-house before a part is machined — field conditions verified, conflicts flagged back to you — and built in our own shop to that detail.
Your drawing is where ours begins. Every cut file and build PDF traces back to the approved set.
Delivered · Marshall & Sterling — Class-A Office Millwork
Cabinets and millwork, built to the elevation.
Millwork that carries a room's language — reception desks, boardroom walls, built-ins and paneling — built to veneer-core plywood, top of the line, and to the wear of a real business, not the photo-shoot version. Pre-built, or flat-packed on request.
Reception desks and lobbies
The first piece a visitor meets, built to your elevation with the stone, glass and lighting it has to receive.
Boardroom and conference walls
Paneled media walls and millwork that read as one elevation across the full wall.
Office built-ins
Credenzas, storage walls and fitted casework, detailed to field-verified dimensions.
Paneling and feature walls
Shiplap, V-groove, slat and flat paneling, machine-cut and finished in our own booth.
Banquettes, fixtures and casework
Restaurant banquettes, retail fixtures and conference tables, built for daily use.
Interior and pocket doors
Custom interior and pocket doors, profiled to match the millwork.
Moldings and millwork
Custom and standard trim, casings and profiles, drawn or matched.
White oak, cherry, maple, poplar, Medex. Paint-grade to natural finishes; exotic species on request.
Assembled millwork: plywood boxes, pre-finished maple interiors, face frames to your detail. We can also flat-pack — programmed sizing, per-cabinet build PDFs, four-way pallets — and coordinate shipping to suit the project.
Veneer-core plywood, top of the line. Frameless boxes with applied face frames; inset or overlay fronts as specified, soft-close hardware. Haunched beaded frames on request.
We detail, fabricate and finish in-house. Delivery is coordinated per project; installation is available on request through our contractors, or the builder's crew sets it from labeled parts.
Five stages. One detailer. Nothing cut before sign-off.
Every job runs the same documented path, so you always know where your design stands and what protects the detail at each step.
Discovery
What you getA priced proposal within five business days of receiving your drawings.
Before you commitScope is priced before anyone commits time. No work starts without the design deposit: 10% of job cost, capped at $1,500 ($5,000 on jobs over $100,000) — applied to the total.
Design
What you getYour architectural set, coordinated and field-verified — discrepancies flagged back to you, not quietly resolved — then elevations, sections, plans and shop drawings, issued with the 30% invoice.
Where change stopsTwo redline reviews, then the design locks. A change caught at submittal costs a drawing revision; in the field it costs a cabinet.
Sourcing
What you getConfirmation that your specified material is on the floor, and a fabrication start date.
Long-lead coverLong-lead items are identified and ordered against the locked set, not a moving target — so you hear "four weeks" or "we start tomorrow" while it still matters.
Production
What we doThe approved drawing converts to cut files and production begins: a build PDF and reference photo per cabinet, assembly, finishing and QC.
Nothing sorted on siteParts are cut to programmed sizes and labeled Project → Room → Wall → Run, matched to the elevation, so nothing is sorted out on site.
Delivery
What you getBench photos of every run, checked against the elevation, a sign-off against them, then the finished package. The 85% invoice follows that sign-off.
A clean setEverything moves at once, staged in install order. Delivery is coordinated per project within roughly 150 miles; installation is available on request through our contractors, or the builder's crew sets it from labeled parts.
One point of contact from submittal to final set, so a question about the detail always reaches the people building it.
The unglamorous parts, covered.
Fully insured. Certificate of insurance available on request.
Design deposit, then to 30% when the shop drawings are issued, to 85% when production is complete in the shop and verified by bench photos, and the balance on delivery. Packages over $100,000 are put on a schedule worked out with the client.
Work warranted free from defects in workmanship for one year from delivery, per our services agreement. Excludes normal wear, misuse, and improper installation or modification by others.
Shop pickup is standard, and most clients collect. We coordinate delivery within roughly 150 miles; beyond that, by arrangement.
Signed change document, altered drawing, agreed fee, and timeline stated up front. Two redline reviews at design; changes after the design locks carry a fee.
The piece that arrives is the piece on the approved drawing. The detail survives fabrication, with one point of contact from first line to final scribe.
Most of our work is repeat work — the same builders, season after season.
Send us your next set of drawings.
Five business days after they reach us, you will have a priced proposal: scope, timeline, inclusions and exclusions, in the same format every time. Then shop drawings built from your set — field-verified, discrepancies flagged back, nothing changed without a conversation.
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