Cabinets and counters in Fairhaven.
Locals call it the Village, and Fairhaven's Victorian-era homes from the 1890s to the 1910s come with original layouts, tall ceilings, and kitchens that were never built around modern stock cabinet sizes. Forcing a warehouse box into a house that predates it usually means awkward gaps and fillers everywhere. We build custom cabinets that fit period kitchens and butler's pantries, matching the proportions and trim already in the home so the new work reads original instead of bolted-on. Fairhaven also sits right on the waterfront, so salt air and marine moisture are constant. We spec moisture-resistant plywood boxes and hardware that survives a damp, salty kitchen, and we pick countertop materials that hold up near the water. Tall Victorian ceilings open up options for stacked uppers and glass-front display cabinets, and we scribe everything tight to walls that have moved over the last century. Bring us your Harris Avenue-era kitchen and we'll plan cabinets around the house, not the other way around.