
About us
*CUSTOM WOODWORK – WE DO NOT PERSONALLY INSTALL/REMODEL BUT CAN REFER A TRUSTED PARTNER* Welcome to Pioneer Woodworks! Pioneer Woodwork is a locally owned custom cabinet maker retailer and designer located in Seattle, WA. Pioneer Woodwork had been creating customer furniture since 1976. We can create anything from: *Cabinetry * Kitchen cabinets * Armories * Office furniture * Bedroom furniture * Dining room furniture * Entertainment center * Built-ins for any rooms * Any custom woodworking We specialize in anything woodwork! Give us a call or visit our showroom for product and design ideas.
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Services we offer
Custom cabinets, Kitchen Cabinets, Seattle, We do not install cabinets, armories, bedroom furniture, cabinetry, entertainment center, furniture, office furniture, vanities
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Wally gave us an idea of what it would cost which was always fair. He then came to measure and when it was done came he came back to install everything.
Everything Wally builds is perfect and his ideas are most helpful.
There was a lot of custom woodwork which took several months to complete in multiple stages. The quality of the woodwork was top-notch and has made a vast improvement to our home. The fireplace mantle is a solid piece of cherry which is absolutely gorgeous and Wally was also able to create custom wooden pulls for the bookcases to match another pre-existing bookcase. The family room has a lot of space for books, games and other items while allowing for a large TV. And the Office is just a pleasant experience to use with all the custom woodwork through-out.
We did get some price estimates for other companies initially and Pioneer was quite competitive with them. Their showroom also has lots of examples of their work as well as projects in progress for folks to get an idea of the quality of the work they do.
I must say that Wally was very professional to work with and always took the time to explain things to us and point out issues with the architectural plans as well as possible improvements. I ended up working both directly with the Wally and the GC. The GC did not mind me talking directly with Pioneer either.
While we are quite happy with the outcome of the wood work, there were a few issues we had. First, the height of the desks ended up a bit too high. This was more the fault of the architect as desks nowadays tend to be a little lower because of computer work being done versus in the past. Wally was usually good at recommending revisions to the plans that he felt would be beneficial, but both he and the architect missed on this one (again, not really his fault). The other issue involved the lower cabinets, which came out a few inches shallower than the architects drawings. I'm not sure how that happened. This caused an issue in one set of drawers where we wanted hanging folders. Wally came up with a creative solution to make the bottoms removable to accommodate the folders when needed. This has worked out quite well. I was a little shocked that I had pay a bit extra for the work-around fixes when I consider the problem caused by Pioneer in the first place -- especially after having spent over 30K on the entire project.
Since we completed the remodel, I have recommended Pioneer to other friends and would not hesitate to use them again. We are quite happy with how everything turned out and look forward to enjoying the improvements for many years.
I also have to compliment Wally on his very friendly working style. He originally gave us a delivery wait time of 6-8 weeks, but when his project schedule shifted he was able to squeeze our job in and ended up delivering in just 2 weeks. This made a huge difference to us as it allowed us to get the cabinet in place before our new carpet in the living room, which meant the carpet installers did not have to either guess the footprint of the cabinet or return to re-stretch the carpet after the cabinet had been installed. Wally even offered to let us borrow a particular tool we needed in order to cut out a metal railing from the wall where the cabinet was intended to go. He really bent over backwards for us and I can't recommend him highly enough to anyone who needs custom cabinetry.
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