Commercial

Casework and fixtures

• Reception desks, conference-room casework, retail display fixtures, point-of-sale stations, hospitality lobby millwork, restaurant front-of-house and back-of-house casework, medical and dental cabinetry.
• Lockers, shelving systems, integrated banquette bases, mudroom and entry casework, and the cabinet-side of any commercial kitchen we coordinate with.

Wall paneling and ceiling treatments

• Feature walls, executive-office paneling, accent panels behind back-bars and reception stations, restaurant booth paneling, slat walls, and rift-cut or quarter-sawn paneling where the architecture asks for it.
• Coordinated to the lighting plan: the wood goes up after the rough-in, and the rough-in we left makes the lighting clean.

Custom and signage millwork

• Branded retail fixtures, dimensional signage carved or routed in solid wood, mock-ups for design intent review, and the one-off pieces that exist on a single project and nowhere else.
• We bid these as line items inside a larger package; we do not chase one-off millwork as a standalone trade.

Project and geographic envelope

• We bid commercial projects at every scale where the millwork is part of the architecture, not a commodity line item. Lead time runs twelve to eighteen weeks from contract execution to ship, depending on AWI grade and finish complexity.
• We deliver and install across New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Outside that envelope by inquiry, with out-of-region freight quoted per project.

Bid response

• Line-item pricing against the spec we received, broken out by area and trade hand-off.
• Named alternates, named exclusions, and a basis-of-bid reference list (drawings and addenda dates).

Submittal package

• Shop drawings at AWI scales, finish samples, hardware schedule, and product cut sheets, organized to the CSI sections the spec calls for: 06 22 00 Millwork, 06 40 00 Architectural Woodwork, 06 41 00 Architectural Wood Casework, 06 42 00 Wood Paneling.
• Stamped where the AHJ requires it.

Closeout package

• Operations and maintenance manual, finish touch-up materials, written warranty, marked-up as-built drawings.
• Substantial completion sign-off coordinated with the GC and architect of record.

Submittal handling

• Tracked submittal log, RFI process, and response-time commitments.
• Architect's review goes faster when the submittal arrives complete on the first pass.

Trade handoff

• One-page coordination sheet so the AV, IT, and electrical subs know what we have prepped and where their scope picks up.
• Shared with the GC at award; updated through the build.

Owner-architect-contractor presence

• We attend OAC meetings, pre-install meetings, and field-verification visits as the project schedule requires.
• Punch list and substantial completion close out coordinated with the GC.