Our shop is in Loveland, just minutes down the road — close enough that Fort Collins site measures, deliveries, and walkthroughs happen on your schedule, not a freight window. If you've had a drink in Old Town, there's a fair chance you've leaned on our work.
On South Mason in Old Town, The Neighbor pours wine in front of two nine-foot back bars we built — plywood carcases trimmed in solid walnut, framing arched mirrors and glass shelving above a herringbone tile bar front. Designed by Audrey Johnson of ROSI, built in our shop, and installed around the glaziers, tilesetters, and metalworkers who finished the room. It's the kind of project Fort Collins keeps asking for: hospitality millwork that has to look effortless and survive a Friday night.
Fort Collins housing runs the gamut — Old Town bungalows with not one square corner, mid-century ranches, and new builds out east — and that's exactly where custom earns its keep. Every box we build is drawn to your walls, not a stock size chart: kitchens, vanities, built-ins, and the odd-shaped alcove a catalog cabinet will never fit. We work directly with homeowners on select projects, and happily alongside the designers and builders many Fort Collins projects already have on board.
Everything is engineered and finished in our Loveland shop — ¾-inch plywood boxes, hand-sanded custom profiles, water-based finishes checked against a sample you approve — and installed by a crew that can come back the same week if anything needs a tweak.
Bars, cafés, clinics, and offices get the same shop the custom homes do: architectural casework built to AWI standards, shop drawings ready for submittal, and delivery sequenced to your construction schedule. For Fort Collins GCs and owners, proximity is a real line item — our install crew can be on your site between other trades without burning a day in transit.
