Harris Timberworks
For trade partners

Nine of every ten projects we build,
we build alongside a builder, designer, or GC.

Builders, designers, and general contractors are how most of our work arrives — and how we like it. One shop, one named Project Manager, and cabinetry your clients will attach your name to.

Who we work with

Builders & Remodelers

Custom cabinetry you can sell as your own, with our engineering help from your first site measure. You keep the client relationship and the margin; we make the cabinetry the easiest line on your schedule.

  • Shop drawings for your client sign-off
  • Delivery sequenced to your schedule
  • Install by our crew or yours

Designers

Your design intent, engineered and built exactly — finishes, profiles, and hardware as specified, not substituted. Because doors and profiles are made in our shop, a reeded front or a nonstandard reveal is a spec, not a special order.

  • Material & finish sampling
  • Our door styles and finishes to design against
  • We join drawing reviews while the design is still moving

GCs & Architects

Reception desks, feature walls, and full rooms of casework, built to AWI standards with shop drawings ready for your submittals. Priced honestly before award, engineered carefully after it.

  • Pricing and lead times while you're still bidding
  • Casework, reception & feature walls
  • Delivery timed to your site schedule
The working promise

What every partner gets

01

A named Project Manager

Not a queue — a person. Your PM owns scope, scheduling, billing, and field coordination on every job you place with us.

02

Our specs, open to you

Finish palettes, door styles, and construction standards you can read and design against. Spec what you need; nothing is gatekept.

03

Honest lead times

Current shop lead times are published below, straight from the production schedule. Before you commit a client date, your PM confirms the real number for your job the same day you ask.

04

Your brand, protected

Pricing that leaves room for your margin when your crew installs, clean job-site conduct, and work your clients will credit to you.

Current lead times · November 2026

Now booking January installs.

About 7 to 9 weeks from approved shop drawings and final selections to install: 7 for unfinished frameless cabinetry, 9 when our finish room sprays it or the job is face frame. These are the shop's real schedule numbers as of this update, not a padded worst case.

Installed by February
Drawings approved by Nov 30
Installed by March
Drawings approved by Dec 28
Installed by April
Drawings approved by Jan 28

On a tighter timeline? Tell us your install date and we'll tell you straight if we can hit it. The schedule sometimes has room to run a job faster than the published numbers.

How a partnership starts

No program paperwork. Just a first job done right.

01

Bring a live project

Send the next set of drawings: a kitchen, a room of casework, a one-off feature piece. We'll price it honestly and tell you straight if the scope or schedule isn't a fit.

02

Build the first job

You get a named PM, shop drawings for sign-off, finish sampling against your spec, and delivery sequenced to your site. Judge us on how this one runs.

03

Make it a standing lane

Repeat partners get our door styles and finish samples to design against, pricing built for jobs your own crew installs, and when your pipeline firms up, we start planning shop capacity around it.

Why one shop

Fewer handoffs, fewer surprises.

Everything happens under one roof in Loveland — engineering, CNC and custom molding work, benchwork, finishing, and install crews. When cabinetry is engineered by the same shop that builds and finishes it, problems get caught in shop drawings instead of on your job site, and there's exactly one phone number when something needs to move. That's the practical difference between buying cabinets and having a millwork partner.

Sampling works the same way: finish and door samples come out of the same finish room that will spray your client's job, so what you show in a selection meeting is what arrives on the truck. And when a design is still moving, we'd rather be in the drawing set early, flagging cheaper ways to build the same look and build realities while changes are still cheap.

We're at 653 W 66th St in Loveland, and most partner work lands across the Northern Colorado Front Range — Fort Collins, Berthoud, Timnath, Windsor and the towns between — so the shop is rarely far from your site.

We'd rather under-promise here: what you read on this page is what exists today. As what we offer partners grows, so will this page, and the things we add will already be true.

What our partners say

Builders keep coming back.

“Chris and his team are collaborative, dependable, and always follow through on their commitments. That consistency gives us confidence throughout the project. As a builder, having partners who care about the finished product as much as we do makes all the difference, and we’re proud to recommend Harris Timberworks.”Isaac Nickelson — Nickelson Construction · builder, Monroe Way
★★★★★
“As a builder, I’ve had the pleasure of working with Harris Timberworks on multiple projects. They exhibit an extraordinary level of attention to detail. Every measurement meticulously checked and the craftsmanship flawless.”Jeff Van Blaricom — Builder · Google review
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Start the conversation

Bring us the next set of drawings.

Tell us about your pipeline and we'll talk capacity, lead times, and pricing. Direct with the shop, no runaround.

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