Harris Timberworks is a Northern Colorado millwork shop building for homes, builders, and commercial spaces — the same hands, the same standards, at any scale.
Custom cabinetry and architectural millwork from our Loveland shop — modern machine precision and traditional handwork under one roof. Most of our work arrives through the designers, builders, and general contractors we partner with.
Kitchens, vanities, and built-ins designed around the way people actually live — reeded fronts hand-sanded at the bench, ¾-inch plywood boxes everywhere, water-based finishes safe for the rooms families live in.
Building or remodeling your own home? Most homeowners reach us through their designer or builder — but our door is open either way.
Residential work
Reception desks, feature walls, and architectural casework built to AWI standards from your construction documents — shop drawings for submittal, pricing and lead-time answers while you bid, and delivery sequenced to your schedule.
Commercial workLayouts, materials, and a detailed estimate — or bring finished drawings and go straight to bid.
Shop drawings for your approval, then fabrication where the CNC's precision meets the bench and hand sanding.
Delivered, installed, inspected — then warranty coverage and follow-up. One named Project Manager owns it all.
Engineering, CNC, custom molding work, benchwork, finishing, and our own install crews — no subbed-out boxes, no finger-pointing.
Shop visits by appointment — see work in progress and put your hands on real door styles and finish samples.
By a senior craftsman trained at North Bennet Street School — America's oldest trade school. He's retired now; his methods aren't.
“Chris is one of the best professionals I have worked with.”Samuel Hummel — Google reviewRead our reviews on Google
Dealer-ready cabinetry programs, architectural millwork packages built to AWI standards, spec support, and a named Project Manager who answers the phone.
“Collaborative, dependable, and always follow through on their commitments.”Isaac Nickelson — Nickelson Construction